Creekside Primitive Tent Campsite in Augusta, Georgia
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to several days
Fitness Level
Suitable for campers in average physical condition; no strenuous hiking required to reach campsites.
Overview
Experience true primitive camping on the creekside at Camp Tanglewood near Augusta, Georgia. Perfect for outdoor adventurers seeking an authentic and peaceful tent camping getaway.
Creekside Primitive Tent Campsite
Accommodates up to 4 tents / 8 campers
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of primitive camping at our scenic tent sites near Frog Hollow Pond. Perfect for troops aiming for their Primitive Camper Badge or seasoned adventurers, each site accommodates up to four tents and features a cozy fire ring. Embrace nature while practicing Leave No Trace principles in this unforgettable outdoor escape.
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Check In/ Check Out
Check-in: 3:00pm Check-out: 11:00am
About
Pitch your tent for a primitive camping experience at our tent sites! These tent sites near Frog Hollow Pond are perfect for Troops that are ready to earn their Primitive Camper Badge and for experienced campers wanting a camping adventure close to home. Each campsite has room for up 4 tents and a fire ring. There are no tables or benches at the campsite.
Be sure to follow Leave No Trace principles, campsite does not have dedicated potable water or trash cans.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Prepared with Water
Bring your own water supply as primitive campsites may not have potable water sources on-site.
Practice Fire Safety
Use the provided fire rings carefully to avoid wildfire risks and always fully extinguish fires before sleeping or leaving the site.
Keep Food Secure
Store food securely to avoid attracting local wildlife like raccoons or deer to your campsite.
Use Leave No Trace Principles
Respect the environment by packing out all trash and minimizing campsite impact during your stay.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern box turtle
History
Camp Tanglewood has served as a cherished outdoor education center for Girl Scouts since the mid-20th century, promoting leadership and environmental stewardship.
Conservation
The area is managed with a focus on Leave No Trace principles, protecting fragile ecosystems and encouraging sustainable camp practices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Four-season Tent
Sturdy enough to handle chilly fall nights and unexpected weather changes.
fall specific
Portable Water Filter
Ensures access to clean drinking water in this primitive campsite setting.
Mosquito Repellent
Protects against insects and enhances comfort during warm, buggy months.
summer specific
Warm Sleeping Bag
Keeps you warm during cold nights by the creekside.
winter specific