One of the best places we have visited in our RV. Very nice, excellent spaces. All flat concrete…read morepads with plenty of space. Most have tables maybe fire pits, etc. the spots on the water are quite nice with views of the boats in the harbor. The restaurant here, the Sunset Grille, is seriously a fine place to eat. Locals come here in their Porsche's, no joke. This is our second trip.

I will never go back here! We were staying close by at another RV Resort and wanted to see this…read moreplace for a future date, but we were denied entrance by the gate guard! I then called this place by phone, and once again, we were denied entrance! How can you do business like this, I will never stay here!!

The site we had was close to the pool and laundry room which we used both, the site we had was…read morelevee and mowed nicely backed up to the small lake. The young lady at office was very polite, and the guy driving around on the golf cart picked up trash very morning was and ask us every day if we needed any thing. The only thing I wish they had was 1 cart in the laundry room with a bar across the top to hang clothes on when you took them out of dryer. Still great place to stay.

Friendly staff, clean park, great amenities, and the lake views are amazing. Highly recommend this…read morepark!!

Stayed for the first time for a week . Friendly staff…read morehelpful workers , Mike and see help my husband with a few learning experiences since we are new to this camping world . Bathhouse, laundry all clean . wonderful experience.

Well, after hearing friends come to this place for several years and say how much they enjoyed it,…read morewe decided it was time to try it. We spent 7 days here in early June and enjoyed it a lot. As for the staff, all my interactions were great. The front desk girls were very nice each time I went into the store to get ice or to buy something. The ground crew folks, some of whom were workcampers, were also very friendly. The grounds are decent and clean. Now you know, if you camp, some other campers can mess that up but I didn't see that here during my stay. The pool was decent and a nice break from the hot June beach. The camp store had everything you might need quickly. As for location: You can get to anyplace on Tybee by walking, biking, or golf cart. Its a nice island. Oh, also two dog parks right next to the campground. I could ramble a bit more but I won't. I will say we liked it so much- we booked our next stay before we left. So if you're looking for a nice beach stay and plan on camping - come here - I don't think you'll be disappointed.

CreekFire RV Resort has a lot to offer. It is very clean, has cement slabs, pull through and back…read morein sites, lazy river/heated pool, gym, lake, dog park, golf cart rental, plenty of land to walk or ride a bike, close to restaurants, tennis/pickleball, game room/arcade, and weekly events. I know I missed something. I just want you to know that this place has plenty to do. We would return to this RV Resort!!

Great RV resort with so many amenities. Has a lazy river pool and bar. They have a restaurant of…read morethe lake that to can enjoy food and beverages. The sites are nice and clean. We really enjoyed our stay. It is about a 25 minute ride to downtown Savannah, but worth the stay.

Absolutely love this little vacation spot! 28 miles to Tybee or 28 miles to Coligny Beach in Hilton…read moreHead! Not to mention less than 15 minutes to downtown Savannah! Awesome dog park, laundry facilities on site, and the owner is a sweetheart!! Nice safe, quiet (except for the road noise) clean and well kept park! Highly recommended!

Located about 10 minutes away from Savannah, Georgia, this RV park in South Carolina was an…read moreabsolute surprise. The registration was a little weird at first because you almost had to know exactly which spot you were going to be in before you arrived, but once you go through it once it was so easy that it almost became preferable to what other parks make you go through. They do not take credit cards, so be prepared to have cash or a check on hand. We stayed here on Passport America and only ended up spending$25 a night. Otherwise, it's either $30 on other popular club plans or $50 for the regular rate--which given its proximity to downtown historic Savannah, is still well worth the cost. When we arrived, the staff member was friendly and accommodating as she explained to us where in the park we would be fit with our need for a Verizon signal and internet access. Once she had directed to a few spots, we were able to choose the one that best suited us. The cell signal in that area is a bit flaky, so a cell booster would definitely help but, we were eventually about to settle into a space that gave us a steady signal and a decent connection to their park's wifi--which had excellent speeds, even when the park was full. The utilities were also good, but unlike the wifi, the electricity would start to flake out as the park got fuller and fuller. To be fair, it was a very hot week, but as more and more people were turning on their A/Cs you can really see the drain on the lines. The water tasted clean and fresh but the water pressure was well over 50lbs, so be sure to hook up a water pressure limiter. The cable TV, which was also included in the rates had many channels and the connection/signal was steady throughout our visit. The one downside that I could see for many travellers is the lack of other conveniences. This park does not have public showers and restrooms, so you better come packing your own facilities. The laundry room on site is good to have and it include a small office area that allows you to make phone calls and send faxes. However, the laundry machines themselves leave much to be desired. Many are out of order and the rest smell very musty. But it's there for your usage in a pinch and the machines don't leave your clothes smelling bad. Finally, the park itself was very dog-friendly. They had constructed a very large fully fenced dog park off to one side that included places for people to sit, dog toys, and water bowls. Additionally, the park itself was large and well lit which made evening dog walks an enjoyable and safe. There was just enough nature and grass and trees between each of the spaces to make you feel like you were still in a natural environment. All in all, it was such an enjoyable stay that even though my husband and I only planned for two days originally, we ended up hanging out for well over a week. I will definitely be back and this place has now become my go-to destination when touring the Savannah area.

This is one of the most unique RV Park experiences around. It's family owned and operated and all…read morethe staff are super friendly. You can pet and interact with all the farm animals including the horses which we love. Even though it feels like a very secluded farm experience, you are less than a 10 minute drive to the historic district of Savannah and an Uber ride is very easy to get. Highly recommend this RV park.

Beautiful park, but unless you enjoy being slowly roasted like a rotisserie chicken, & scolded…read morerepeatedly for not calling to get a better spot, avoid staying here in the summer. Honestly, you might want to avoid it at all times due to the relentless noise. Between the train tracks running right through the property at all hours, heavy traffic buzzing from nearby roads, and military planes and helicopters rattling the sky all day from your neighboring military airbase, peace and quiet simply do not exist here. Another reviewer suggested using earplugs, but trust me: nothing is going to save your sanity when a full-blown freight train blares its horn at 3 a.m. every morning! We booked way in advance online for a week-long plus stay, only to be placed in a spot with absolutely zero shade. When we asked to move, the head staff, Leslie's favorite catchphrase was "just call us next time." Good to know & thanks so much for this lovely help, Leslie! To cool down, you can always hike an eighth of a mile to their very nice pool. Just be prepared for the "gravel gauntlet" (similar to your site, by the way)--navigating loose rocks in flip-flops while carrying pool gear in the heat isn't much fun. Ultimately, we've stayed in cheaper, friendlier, and much more accommodating places. Unless you really love the blazing sun, constant noise and unhelpful office manager, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

Ok, as a teacher, always start with positive. The park was nice. Well kept. You can see the pride…read more However, why would anyone want to announce their political party? They have a huge Trump 2024 sign which says if you're with Biden, keep on riding. Had I had a choice, I would have left. There were Don't Tread on me flags too. Will not be returning here which is too bad.

This campground was a bit peculiar for us. We are very glad that we came under the night sky…read morebecause it seemed somewhat hostile politically. There is a different Trump banner, flag, or paraphernalia about every 10 feet and giant Trump banners on all the sides of the buildings when I say giant I'm talking 6x10. We are from California, a blue state and in the red states we aren't that popular. They even had a sign that said ... If you are riding with Biden, keep on driving! Whoa! They didn't ask us when we phoned in to make our reservation for the night. But we left in a hurry before dawn broke. I didn't go into the bathroom because my husband said they were disgusting. He said the office, when he looked in the window, was also not clean. But, the only good part was the price was not bad and we had electricity.

Ladson RV park has been amazing! we were looking for a place that is safe and close to all the…read moretowns and Ladson rv park is that place. Mr. Greg has been helpful and kind with us being new campers. We don't know much at all and he has helped us navigate what's needed. We've been enjoying our time here at the park. If you need a place to stay that's close to everything then we definitely recommend staying here.

This park is so clean, friendly and secure. As a women who travels alone, it is important to feel…read moresafe. The management at this park are helpful and they do background checks on all who rent a slot in thier park. It is quiet and pet friendly. Will stay here every time I come in for work or visit. Highly recommend this park.

Beautiful and peaceful walk/run area around nature and natural wildlife, everyone was respectful…read moreand cleaned up after themselves in the area.

There are a lot of barrier islands around, but I can't think of another one that was this wild and…read morehas this sort of access. You can easily drive; it's only a minute off of the main highway to Hilton Head. But once you're there, you're walking into an atmosphere that feels a world away. The official paths are fairly wide and well-maintained, some are roads. The estimates given by signs assumed that you were pretty slow; I made it to the shell point and back in less than half the time they said. But it was still an hour and a half in what it must be said is a pretty hostile environment. You'll want bug spray and sunscreen (preferably bought somewhere inland where it's cheaper than it is in this area). And a lot of water. I never saw so much as a port-a-potty there, and there certainly wasn't any running water. And you need a lot of water. I bet that it's a nicer place to explore during the winter, which is generally quite pleasant in South Carolina, but regardless, the fact that a free space that shows of this fascinating environment is so easily available is worth considering regardless. If you tough it out, the gothic forests and aromatic marshlands will likely leave an impression.