In the heart of the North Georgia Mountains, Blue Moon Campground is giving visitors the LGBTQ+-friendly summer-camp fantasy they’ve dreamt of since childhood — minus the mandatory keychain-making classes, according to GayCities.
The private, queer-only membership-based campground — for adults ages 21 and up — is wrapping up its inaugural season after spending the summer celebrating community and connecting with nature across 220 acres of sprawling woodland and meadows.
In a small market of queer outdoor recreational destinations, Blue Moon Campground stands out for its mix of both rustic charm and resort-esque glamping options, hosting visitors in tents, RV sites and custom cabins.
Whether you’re looking to hike in the dirt or soak up some green views from a comfy couch, the Southeast spot is ready to provide your unique brand of serenity, and according to co-founder Andrew Kibble, it’s “more than just a campground.”
“Once in a blue moon, you find a place that feels truly magical, and that is why we called it Blue Moon Campground,” he said in a statement.
