Discover expert tent camping tips that go beyond the basics—covering site selection, gear hacks, food safety, and comfort strategies for a smoother, more enjoyable outdoor experience. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned camper, these pro insights will help you get the most out of your next adventure under the stars.
Summer is the perfect time to unplug, reconnect with nature, and make lasting memories—and there’s no better place to do it than Diamond Lure Campground & RV Resort in Ellijay, GA. Nestled in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, our family-owned campground has been “The Best Kept Secret in North Georgia” since 1973, offering a peaceful retreat and a true taste of Southern hospitality.
Our lake offers a unique fishing experience you won’t find anywhere else. With its steam & spring-fed waters and peaceful surroundings, it’s the perfect spot for both seasoned anglers and beginners.
Tucked along our quiet, shaded walking paths grows one of the Southeast’s largest colonies of Southern Nodding Trillium (Trillium rugelii)—literally thousands of plants that transform the forest floor into a constellation of creamy‑white blossoms.
When it comes to spending time under the stars, campers generally fall into two camps (pun intended): RVers and tent campers. Both come with their own perks, quirks, and reasons to fall in love with the camping lifestyle.
Discover how Diamond Lure Campground is joining the RVing Rocks! movement—where painted rocks bring smiles, spark creativity, and connect campers nationwide.
With a little preparation and awareness, camping with your dog can be a fun and memorable adventure. At Diamond Lure, we’re proud to be a place where pets are part of the family—and we can’t wait to welcome you and your tail-wagging travel buddy!
There’s something timeless and magical about tent camping. It’s simple, it’s unplugged, and it has a way of bringing families together like nothing else.
If you're looking for a balance of beauty, comfort, and outdoor fun, fall is hands-down the best time to go camping in North Georgia. Spring follows closely with its blooming scenery and mild weather, while summer shines for family trips and water activities. Even winter has its own quiet charm for those looking to unplug. Read why...