Your Georgia Camping Checklist

• Reservation confirmation and campground contact information
• Check-in, check-out, and late-arrival instructions
• Campground address and recommended driving route
• Site or accommodation details and what is included
• Final guest, vehicle, and pet arrangements
• Cancellation terms and any remaining payment details
• Forecast and weather alerts for your destination
• Current campground rules for fires, cooking, and quiet hours
• A simple meal plan and grocery list
• Directions and important information saved for use without a signal

• Clothing for daytime conditions and cooler evenings
• Rain jacket and weather-appropriate footwear
• Comfortable walking shoes, hat, and sunglasses
• Toiletries, towels, and personal hygiene supplies
• Sunscreen and insect repellent suitable for your group
• Personal medications and a basic first-aid kit
• Drinking water, refillable bottles, snacks, and planned meals
• Phone, charging cables, and a charged power bank
• Flashlight or headlamp with spare batteries
• Camp chairs and a few easy activities for downtime
• Trash bags, dish supplies, and reusable food containers
• Identification and your preferred payment method

Pack equipment that is appropriate for your RV and the reserved site. Follow your RV and equipment manufacturers' instructions for setup and connections.

• RV length, height, and electrical requirements recorded for travel and check-in
• Correct power cord and equipment for the reserved electrical service
• Drinking-water hose and compatible water-connection equipment
• Sewer hose and fittings if needed for your site or dump-station use
• Leveling equipment and wheel chocks suitable for your RV
• Basic tools, gloves, and your RV's operating information
• Required vehicle and roadside-assistance information
• Bedding, towels, kitchen supplies, and food for your RV
• Confirmation of room for slide-outs, towing equipment, and extra vehicles
• Any necessary arrangements for tank service or an on-site dump station
• Your normal pre-departure vehicle and RV checks completed

Ask for the inventory for your specific cabin. A cabin with beds may still require you to bring linens, towels, or cooking equipment.

• Bedding, pillows, and linens if they are not supplied
• Bath towels, washcloths, and toiletries if needed
• A plan for shared restroom or shower facilities, when applicable
• Cookware, dishes, utensils, and food-storage supplies not provided
• Meals suited to the cabin's actual kitchen or cooking facilities
• Coffee-making supplies if you plan to bring or use a coffee maker
• Outdoor seating or picnic supplies if needed
• Sleeping arrangements that fit the cabin's occupancy limit
• Pet approval for the reserved cabin, when applicable
• Check-out instructions for cleaning, trash, and returning keys

• Tent with all poles, stakes, guylines, and rainfly
• Groundsheet or footprint sized for your tent
• Sleeping bags or bedding suited to expected overnight temperatures
• Sleeping pads or air mattresses and any required pump
• Pillows and dry storage for clothing and bedding
• A tent repair kit and suitable setup tools
• Headlamps or lanterns for moving around after dark
• Cooler or other suitable food storage
• Cooking gear permitted by the campground
• Water containers if needed for the site's water access
• A shower bag and footwear for shared facilities
• A setup check at home to make sure the tent is complete

Glamping can make packing lighter, but the included comforts vary. Confirm the details for your particular unit.

• Bedding and towel arrangements confirmed
• Private or shared bathroom access confirmed
• Heating, cooling, and electrical outlets confirmed
• Food and cooking supplies suited to the facilities provided
• Footwear and lighting for outdoor paths
• Clothing appropriate for an outdoor setting and overnight conditions
• Occupancy, pet, and arrival instructions reviewed

For Kids

• Familiar bedtime items and extra clothing
• Snacks, water bottles, and easy meal options
• Books, games, or activities for downtime
• Weather-appropriate outdoor gear
• Any necessary infant or toddler supplies
• Family plans for staying together around roads, water, and unfamiliar areas

For Pets

• Approval for your pet at the reserved site or accommodation
• Leash, harness or collar, and identification tag
• Food, bowls, water, bedding, and familiar supplies
• Waste bags and any records required by the campground
• Current contact details for your veterinarian
• A plan for outings that follows the campground's unattended-pet rules

When You Arrive

• Check in and confirm your assigned site or accommodation
• Review the campground map, rules, and emergency information
• Find restrooms, trash collection, and other facilities you will use
• Check the site or unit and ask staff about anything unclear
• Confirm quiet hours and check-out procedures

Before You Head Home

• Walk through the site or accommodation for belongings
• Dispose of trash in the designated location
• Follow all cleaning, key-return, and check-out instructions
• Complete your tent, equipment, or RV departure checks
• Leave the space ready for the next guest