Best RV/Camp in Valdosta near Wild Adventure and RV stores for RV necessities. The sites are large…read moreand have large live oaks for shade. Pet friendly. Well maintained. Small but nice pool. Quiet even though just off i75. Straight shot to Wild Adventure Park. Way better than the wild adventure campground and worth the short drive if you have the gold/diamond pass and get free parking. A nice place to stay as a home base for the water park. We use our camper facilities so I can't speak to the bathhouse but the camp store is nice and the lady that works there is nice too. Four stars because no guest WiFi that works. Otherwise happy with the amenities.

We've stayed here at Eagle's Roost Rv Resort a hand full of time over the years and each time has…read morebeen a great experience. All the staff have always been super friendly. The online booking has been easy. We love this Rv park because it's close to Valdosta and Wild Adventures! Our site was a 30amp and was at the back of the park. It was full of shade and super quiet (no interstate noise). The water pressure and electrical is great and no issues. Thank you Eagle's Roost for another great stay! We will see you again sometime in November 2026.

Nice and quiet. Easy access to and thru park. Very clean. John was awesome at check in. Pool,…read morebasketball, horse shoes, putt putt, games, playground, walking circuit around pond, and so much more. I will definitely stay here again

This campground is very clean well maintained. The staff is friendly. The campground has lots of…read moregrassy areas to walk your dogs in addition to a nice dog run. The only con was the close proximity to the interstate where you get the noise but it wasn't too bad. We enjoyed our stay here, and would stay again if we're in the area.

Very cozy location with gazebo for picnic bbq. Close parking. To reach the water needs to use…read morestairs or down through trees roots very carefully. I find the water very cold for summer time. Very well oriented trained staff.

Great little spot. Tons of space to have a picnic. Looks to be a hot spot during the summer…read more There's a volleyball net, restrooms & trash cans placed throughout. Even little grills To cook out. We came after it poured down. Not the most ideal LoL it made for a mosquito haven. We went on the short nature trail but water had flooded a lot of the areas to look down at the water. Park ranger on duty at all times during business hours. Glad we came.

Cabin rental was absolutely filthy! Dust bunnies hanging everywhere. Shower beyond dirty - clearly…read morenot cleaned in a long time. Coffee pot was dirty and even after cleaning the pot there were black particles coming out of the coffeemaker. Did not even sleep in the sheets and the towels were really old and questionable. Controls for A/C and heat aren't even reachable. The firewood they sell would not burn. It was just a very run down place and the cabin left us totally sceeved!

Suwannee River Rendezvous is a great place to relax, unwind and have a good time. My wife and I…read morevisited the Suwannee River Rendezvous over a weekend with family. My wife and I arrived Friday afternoon for our tent camping weekend at the Suwannee River Rendezvous. The three-hour drive to Mayo wasn't bad from Tampa. Check-in is at 2pm. We arrived around 5pm. The place can be a tight squeeze around the office, even with a small pick-up truck and it is pretty hilly! My wife and I walked in to the office and a friendly woman behind the desk got us all set up in a matter of minutes. Soon, we were on our way down to our site. The tent locations in the lower rendezvous area are nice but not all that spacious. They are manageable and are limited to one tent each. I think majority of their visitors come in RV. Our primitive spot was up on a hill, overlooking the Suwannee River, which was beautiful. We got our tent set up in the only spot that it would really fit. We had a fire pit and a picnic table. A long trail goes all along the river and luckily, not many people were wandering around. Otherwise, we would have had many travelers passing through our campsite all day. My wife's parents ended up having to change their site because their camping set up is little more elaborate. They would not have fit comfortably and also would have had to climb up a steep hill to get to their site. Once settled, we set about to explore. They have a convenient lodge area complete with a mini convenience store. If you forgot anything, they have it. They offer games and other activities. They have a take a book, leave a book section and a kitchen that cooks food. On our first night, we played bingo. My wife and I won $70 on one game. Our two night stay was only $58 so, in theory, they paid us to be there. We visited family over in the RV park area which was relatively quiet and nice. This is where you can find showers and a catch-and-release pond. The showers are little ways away from the lower rendezvous. They were clean though and private since it's just a single shower inside a locked bathroom. On Saturday, we went kayaking on the river. I rented a kayak for $25 for the day. They offer a service to drive you up river and drop you off but we did that ourselves since we had a trailer. 2.5 hours later, we were back! The river is beautiful and quiet, although, this time of year, no wildlife at all. Saturday, we also participated in the pigeon races. For $5, you get a to pick out a pigeon and if it's the first to fly back, you get a prize. A fun activity. We also played redneck bowling which, if you ask me, was a pretty nifty invention. There is a crank you turn to set up the pins and a mechanism on a pulley to return the bowling ball. Pretty cool and a lot of fun! All in all, this place was a good time. For us, we like to be a little more "off-the-grid" as they say. This was a good balance. The primitive campsite area was secluded and didn't receive cell service or the wifi provided from the lodge. However, a 2-minute walk and we could get internet, a cup of coffee and a bathroom. My wife and I would definitely go back here. The staff we encountered were nice for the most part and at least for mid-February, the camping side wasn't all that busy.

Claudia was awesome. They were closed on Sunday but she opened for us to stay there. The park was…read moreclean and well maintained. The rates were very reasonable. The dog park was big and clean. Claudia even offered for us to stay after checkout time because of a large thunderstorm. Thank you for being there and having a great park.

We had a wonderful experience staying at the River Park RV Park. In slots C-14 and C-15, we had…read moreeasy access to the bath house and the dog play park. Located close to the interstate, the site was very quiet and easy to find. We will be back!

Well, the camp worker in the office was very nice, and the bathroom was clean and smelled good. The…read morepool looked nice. They knew we were coming for a while and couldn't manage to mow our site. This is more of a mobile home park than a campground, and residents need to take matters into their own hands and spend a day doing landscaping, because it's clear that the owner doesn't care.

Stopped here for a one night stay…read more Check in was a bit rough. Poor guy at the counter was standing in for someone who didn't show up. He had no idea how to use the computer. Luckily I had reserved and paid online. He was able to pull up a main screen where I saw my name and sight number. Pointed that out to him and told him we would just go to that site and come back later for our receipt. Went back to the office later and Mary was there. She was very pleasant and apologetic about the earlier situation. Asked how our site was, told her fine, but we were having issues getting our satellite signal. She promptly offered to move us to a different site. We went ahead and moved. Very much appreciated it. Bath and shower rooms are very nice and clean. They have a small loung area with tv, free wifi, book exchange. Very homey feeling. They also have a laundry room, pool and playground. Sites are close, but not on top of each other. Roads in the park are dirt/sand and sites are dirt with grass in between. Disappointed with the whole look and feel of this place. The price is pretty high for what you get. Okay for a one night stay, in your own RV. Pretty warm night tonight, so will be running the AC. So highway noise won't be an issue. They do offer a bit of a breakfast. They had an egg casserole, Belgian toaster waffles, Danishes and coffee.

All of Georgia Parks are special and we are so fortunate to have so many to visit and unwind from…read moreour daily routines. We made it our goal to visit every state park during COVID. We would go to a different park every Wed and have a picnic. When parks became too far apart for a day trip we started staying in the park cabins. What an adventure!! We have learned so much about our state and country. Stephan C Foster might be a little out of the way but so worth the trip. Our boat ride with Alex through the Okefenokee Swamp was educational and fun. I encourage everyone to take the time to enjoy our state parks. PS: We have one state park left to visit. ENJOY

Love Stephen C. Foster is a great place for camping and see wild animals. Staffs are very friendly…read moreand knowledgeable about the place..

This is a great state park. It was so nice and clean. The campsites are spaced nicely apart…read more We were in number 18 in loop one which was a pull thru site further back and in the shade. Very nice. There was not many people

This is a very nice state park. Just a caution: In addition to the some poisonous snakes there are…read morealligators there. For bird watchers it is a winter nesting ground for Turkey Vultures.

What a groovy little conference center in near Live Oak, Florida!…read more I came here on a wellness retreat and the folks here couldn't be friendlier. The food was good, the rooms kept clean, the staff aimed to please. Mind you, there are gators in the swamps that surround this place, but the beauty that I saw is not to be missed!