River Fun & Camping in the Pristine Toccoa Valley
Fresh Air Family Fun in Blue Ridge, Georgia
Nestled in the unspoiled Chatahoochee-Oconee National Forest of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia, Toccoa Valley Campground hosts thousands of local and international visitors annually for both river running and camping adventures. Whether you want to float or paddle your way beside the generous green overhang of old-growth trees or pitch your tent on the gently winding banks for some fishing and R&R, Toccoa Valley Campground delivers the best in fresh-air family fun.
Tubing, Rafting & Kayaking
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Experience the beautiful Toccoa River through miles of protected national forest on a tube.
River Fun Opens in May!.
Looking to raft or kayak? No need to make reservations! Rafters and kayakers are served on a first come first serve basis.
Toccoa Valley Camping
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Spend some nights under the Blue Ridge mountain stars on the shore of the Toccoa River at TVC’s well-managed campground featuring complete RV hookups for power and plumbing
Why Toccoa Valley Campground?
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No Reservations Or Wait Times For Tubing
Free Parking & Complimentary Shuttle
Free Life Jackets Provided for Everyone
Clean Restrooms and Changing Rooms
Convenience Store for Snacks & Supplies!
Unparalleled Legacy
We’re the original Georgia tubing company, and we’ve been run by the same family (in its fourth generation!) since our founding. We know our land, and we know our business. And we bring all that experience to bear for you, every time.
Clean and Uncrowded Facilities
Our stretch of the river is clean and unspoiled, as most of it runs through protected national forest land. And even when we have hundreds of visitors in a day, we work to make it feel uncrowded on the river and in the campgrounds. We’re sure you want to leave the crowds and clutter wherever you came from, and we don’t want you to find any here!
Safe Family Fun
We strive to create a safe, family environment free from potential sources of disturbance. We don’t allow alcohol on the campgrounds or on the river for this reason, and we are vigilant to cultivate a peaceful and wholesome environment for you and your family at all times.
Unmatched Convenience
We have a clean full-service bathrooms as well as complete RV hookups for power and plumbing. We have our own parking area with private access to our facilities, so you don’t have to park on the side of the road (or cross over it dodging traffic). And we also own all the land where you will launch and disembark from the river. Very few other tubing companies can say the same.
The Original Toccoa River Experience
In the 1960s, visionary TVC founder Herman Long began inviting passing travelers to unwind on his beautiful acres on the Toccoa River. Back then, it was truck tires for tubes and no public restrooms, but the combination of natural beauty and family welcome still made it all worth while.
Four generations later, Herman’s descendants still run Toccoa Valley Campground the way their grandfather did. Sure, the tubes have been upgraded to our signature pink and our clean and plumbed restroom facilities make our competitors’ porta-Johns look primitive, but, the land remains virtually the same as Herman left it, and Toccoa Valley Campground, already the oldest tubing operation in all of Georgia, continues to make a reasonable claim to being the best as well.
From Long’s family to yours, we invite you to share in the pristine beauty of the Toccoa River as it was always meant to be experienced.
Ray & Gina Golden • Owners
Frequently Asked Questions
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May I bring alcohol?
No. Alcohol is strictly prohibited on all TVC property, both on our campgrounds and on the river.
How old does someone need to be to ride down the river?
We recommend that children be five or older to ride the river with a life jacket. Life jackets are provided for every rider, and are required for every rider 12 years old and younger.
May I bring my own tube?
Yes, you may bring your own tube. We will still provide a shuttle back from our disembark point after you reach it.
May I bring a cooler on the river, even without alcohol?
No. Coolers may not be taken on the river, as this poses a hazard. Exceptions can be made for medical purposes. Water bottles and other non-alcoholic drinks may be carried. Speak to our staff if you have a question.
