Georgia is a state filled with natural wonders like mountains, waterfalls, gorges and swamps. From North America’s largest blackwater swamp to the great Appalachian Mountain range, Georgia has something exciting for everyone who loves the outdoors. Whether you prefer rugged off-grid camping or staying connected at an amenity-filled campground, there will be plenty of options for you when making your way through Georgia in a camper van.

Savannah is a memorable destination in Georgia. It has been named as one of the most pedestrian-friendly cities more than once, meaning it’s easy to get around on foot or by public transportation. Take the free trolley around the city’s historic district through cobblestone streets and buildings dating back to the early 1800s.

Located in the northern part of Georgia, the capital city of Atlanta has plenty of parks and outdoor public spaces for visitors to enjoy. The Georgia Aquarium and the Zoo Atlanta are both popular attractions for animal lovers and the Atlanta Wild Animal Rescue Effort (AWARE) provides care for injured wildlife and education to the public about protecting these precious animals. Don’t forget to try some mouthwatering food while in Atlanta, famous for southern cuisine like crispy fried chicken and barbecue that’s to die for.

Georgia has a huge state park system of 49 units covering more than 84,000 acres of land, all of which are popular for activities like hiking, mountain biking, paddling in canoes or kayaks, and rafting some of the state’s mighty rivers. The state’s other preserved areas also include nine national wildlife refuges, like the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge where visitors can spot different species of birds, river otters, bobcats, foxes and wild boars.

The southern terminus of the famous 2,200 mile Appalachian Trail sits atop Springer Mountain in northern Georgia’s Chattahoochee National Forest. Thousands of hikers begin and end their journey here each year while even more enjoy the area for day hikes and camping. This wild area of Georgia is perfect for a retreat in the woods with all the amenities of a camper van to make the journey that much more pleasant.

Georgia became the 13th colony in 1733, and is now a state with more than ten million people.

Atlanta has recently been dubbed the Hollywood of the South with a whopping 700 movies and TV shows being filmed there since 1970. Recent favorites include The Walking Dead, Stranger Things, and Captain America Civil War.