• There are a variety of private campgrounds in Georgia.camp image by Vasiliy Koval from Fotolia.com
  
  Camping is a great way to retreat from the daily grind and enjoy the freedom and relaxation of the outdoors. Georgia is the home of beautiful lakes, rivers and mountains. Retreating to a private campground might have additional activities such as horseback riding, hayrides and other country comforts that public campgrounds might not offer.
  
  

Trackrock Campground and Cabins

• To experience 300 acres of meadows, woods, wildflowers and more, the Trackrock Campground has a lot to offer its patrons. Its borders back up to a national forest and provides secluded wild beauty for camping and relaxing outdoors.
  
  The campgrounds have a wide range of amenities, including laundry service, central/limited wireless Internet access, water and picnic tables.
  
  Swimming, fishing, hiking, hayrides and horseback riding are among the various activities available at Trackrock. Cabins also are available for rental.
  
  As of 2010, rates for power and water hookup ranges around $150 for the week.
  
  Trackrock Campground and Cabins
  
  141 Trackrock Camp Road
  
  Blairsville, GA 30512
  
  706-745-2420
  
  trackrock.com
  
  

Jenny's Creek Campground

• Jenny's Campground Creek, located near Helen, Georgia, provides campsites with limited amenities and has tent and RV sites only.
  
  A full hookup with water and 30-amp electric costs around $26 a night as of 2010. Hiking and fishing are available and a camp store is on site.
  
  Jenny's Campground Creek
  
  4542 Hwy. 129 N.
  
  Cleveland, GA 30528
  
  706-865-6955
  
  jennyscreek.com/
  
  

Enota Mountain Retreat

• For a cool mountain retreat, consider Enota Mountain campgrounds. Surrounded in the North Georgia Mountains, Enota provides a host of activities and amenities for all ages of visitors.
  
  Swimming, volleyball, fishing, hiking, farm tours and a gift store are among the offerings at this campground.
  
  Enota also provides campsites to large groups of visitors as well. Campsites range anywhere from $10 to $30 as of 2010.
  
  Enota Mountain Retreat
  
  1000 Hwy. 180
  
  Hiawassee, GA 30546
  
  706-896-9966
  
  enota.com/
  
  

Stone Mountain Park

• For camping closer to the metro Atlanta area, Stone Mountain Park is a popular choice. Rates range anywhere from $30 to $70 a night depending on the amenities and services desired as of 2010. There also is a fee to enter the park.
  
  Laundry facilities, wireless Internet, swimming pool, row boat rentals and a general store all are available at the park.
  
  Stone Mountain Park
  
  P.O. Box 778
  
  Stone Mountain Park, GA 30086
  
  770-498-5710
  
  stonemountainpark.com