Our first visit was so enjoyable, we decided to make this one of our layover spots on the way back…read moreand forth to Fla / Boston just a one nighter this time around, but this place is the best. The folks here, the camp manager, super helpful even lent me a tool to make a repair to my side mirror which had loosened up on the road. This spot is great, I got a pull through spot so I didn't need to detach the tow vehicle- Already saving me work and time tomorrow.. 50Amp service W / Full hookups- What's better than this? I'll hit the road with empty black and grey tanks - Thanks again see you on our way back-

Quite, peaceful , beautiful! Very easy to pull into. Very…read morewell maintained , lots are nice and level. We caught fish stow Away from camper. It's the type of place you can leave your doors unlocked. The Hosts were very accommodating, the Owner went out of his way to come greet us and let us know if we needed anything to let home or Hosts know. We already booked another visit. It's a hidden Gem

Great relaxing park. We visited back to back because we enjoyed it so much the first time. There…read moreis fishing, swimming. Kayak rental, hiking and more. There were no bugs when we went and all the facilities were well maintained and close access to all the camping spots.

The most harrassing staff at any park Ive ever. Always watching, the host aslo. super annoying for…read morea mediocre park

Great place to relax and enjoy! Dog friendly Owner Mark is…read morefriendly and always available to help and make your stay pleasant! lots of room to sit outside and enjoy the peaceful countr setting!!

From the owner: Your Premier Family Campground in Ridgeland, SCread more

My fiancé and I just came from vacationing on Sapelo Island. For it to be a historical landmark we…read morehaven't seen much advertisement about the island. Great place to visit! Very secluded, nice place to relax, and only accessible by Ferry. Looking forward to seeing more advertisement about this historical island.

If you want to get away from everyone including cell service this is your place. The best secluded…read morebeach you get to in America. I have been everywhere and the 2 beaches here are the most hidden. If you are looking for lavish lodging you won't find it here. You find seclusion from everyone . Bring your own food . You have to be a guest to stay over so Book your time with my friend JR Bailey. Tell him I sent you. There are many tours for you to take there.

Do you want stagfwring views, gorgeous back grounds, jellyfish and shells? Then Driftwood beach may…read morebe your perfect spot. Pay your $10 per car fee to get onto Jekyll Island, qnd drive 4 miles north. Enjoy the 1950's - to modern home styles, as the drive is a beautiful one. There is street parking, but only on the left side of the street and only about 14 parking spots. The walk to the beach is easy to moderate while walking thru soft sand, until the beach, where ancient trees lay on their sides, and roots make for a gorgeous view. The day we were here, the beach was littered with the bodies of cannon ball jellyfish, which are surprisingly solid, so watch your feet. Enjoy the temperate water of the Atlantic ocean and the bright South Ga Sun for a perfect afternoon.

Driftwood Beach is pure coastal magic…read more I stopped here during a short business trip to Jekyll Island, and I honestly fell in love with this place. The beach gets its name from the incredible collection of weathered trees and driftwood scattered along the shoreline, creating the most dreamy, almost storybook-like scenery. Jekyll Island has such a fascinating history, and this area is a beautiful reminder of how nature and time continue to shape the island. What was once a thriving forest has gradually transformed into this unique coastal landscape due to erosion and changing shorelines. Walking along the beach surrounded by these beautiful, sculptural trees felt so peaceful and surreal. Add in the friendly locals, Southern charm, and laid-back island atmosphere, and I completely understood why Jekyll Island has such a special charm. I came for business, but Jekyll Island quickly became one of those unexpected places I'll remember long after the trip is over. Driftwood Beach was definitely one of my favorite stops, and I'm already looking forward to coming back.

Small park with mostly full time people living here. We have a FHU pull through site with good…read morewater and good electric. No picnic table but there is a small fire ring. The bathrooms are OK as the park is a bit run down, but I think the owners (a young couple) are working on getting it into shape. Fixing up an RV park is always a work in progress. The manager (their father) and one young man we met are very nice. Would recommend the park and would stay here again.

Pretty park with a nice pond, Off road enough to be comfortable. Very nice camp manager,too! Only…read morestayed one night, but, will stay longer next time. Drove into Dublin and want to give kudos, also, to Saltwater Fishery and Crooked Finger brewery.

They have big spaces, lots of trails and walking access to the Suwannee River and Florida Trail.read more

Very rustic campground with full hookups including 20/30. & 50 amps at every site along with fresh…read morewater and septic. Located on the banks of the famous Suwannee river in northern Florida. Easy online reservation Austen including check in and check out. Very friendly owners.

A beautiful park with a few farm animals and historic buildings. Very scenic and peaceful.read more

We loved the Heritage Farm area of the park. The kids enjoyed feeding the turkeys, chickens, goats,…read moresheep, ducks, and horse. The boars were a little intimidating, but interesting to see. The grounds in the farm area are maintained nicely and the little museum with additional animal exhibits (salamanders, snakes, and turtles) was very informative. The rangers on duty were friendly and offered additional information as well. There were rentals available for bikes, paddle boats, and kayaks from the Trading Post and a small assortment of items for sale in the gift shop there. Fishing was also allowed on the little lake. The road going back to the campground loops needs work still - there are many potholes. The Swamp Trail had recently reopened and was available to walk. There's still a lot of storm devastation in the woods surrounding the trails- it'll take many years to recover, but the walking path has been restored. The campground loops are maintained well - loop 1 is not paved, but loop 2 is. Some sites don't offer much privacy, but we did enjoy site 50. The comfort station included a washer, dryer, a dish station, a little book library and a few restroom stalls. We were surprised that there was only one shower stall in each restroom though. There's really not anything else to do in the area though, so it's a quick weekend trip type of destination. Overall, a decent state park with unique animal encounter experiences.

This camp ground was wonderful for my family and I. We spent just over two months there…read more It was very peaceful and the customer service was second to none. They're reasonably priced, quiet, and beautiful!!! One thing that was good for me about this park was their outstanding internet for their guests that they did not charge for!!! My children could stream their devices and I could stream mine for work purposes. They keep the park up very well and no one bothers you. We would have stayed but I needed to be in Florida for work and to find a park that had more amenities for small children. I absolutely loved the staff here!!! You will not meet nicer people!!!

Best campground we've ever enjoyed! We lived here (while son and family were stationed at nearby…read moreKings Bay Submarine Base) for about 15 months. If you're looking for a country setting filled with oaks trees dripping with Spanish moss, roomy sites, fair prices, friendly people, quiet camping -- this is the place!