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    Rivers End Campground

    3.6 (108 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Making online res was no problem, but then you have to call them the day before to pre-reg. I called three times before I got someone. They assign you a spot on arrival. We were charged for peak season in late April, not even warm enough to swim yet. I paid extra for a premium site: it was at the corner of two streets, one street a truck length from our sleeping heads (our truck was in the street to unhitch), and a major sitework construction project on the other street with non-stop beeping equipment and trucks dumping, starting at 7:15am, every day we were there. At least we weren't on the side of the water treatment plant and poop-smelling dog park. The neighbors had relentless yapping dogs; this went on for a whole day and then I reported it, since somehow the employees didn't seem to care about upholding the rules. If you aren't lucky in your site, it's a rotten stay. Never coming back here.

    Front porch of the camp store, set up for church.
    J B.

    Highlights: safe, right on the beach, family owned, very reasonably priced The experience: We booked a campsite for tent camping months in advance. Everything went smoothly. We arrived late and were unaware of our site number, so we weren't able to set up, but everything was straightened out the next morning. The campground was full of regulars, ranging from families to retired couples. The Sunday morning church service was sweet to see. There was such a great sense of community. Overall, it had everything we needed, and we will definitely be back!

    Great campsites!
    Craig F.

    River's End Campground is the perfect location for enjoying the North Beach area of Tybee Island. The campground is a "city" campground, but the location gives off a more relaxed beach/island vibe. All the employees were very friendly and helpful, especially the guys in golf carts, who escorted new arrivals and helped all around. The gentleman who escorted us to our site and helped back me in did an amazing job, knowing exactly where to get me situated. One of the best back-in assists I've ever had. The campground is not large, but has a variety of pull through, back-in, pull-in, full hookups, and tent sites available. Most of the sites appeared very level and were average in size. Yes, they are close together, but didn't feel like we were on top of each other. Many of the sites have some shade, except 142-145. Our site (43) was level, spacious, and perfectly located in the center of the campground. The swimming pool was a nice size and well maintained. The camp store had a nice variety of souvenirs, supplies, ice and water. The location of the campground is what makes it ideal. It's a short walk/bike ride to two beach access points (North Beach by the lighthouse and River Beach). Nearby are several restaurants and coffee shops, without having lots of touristy stores/vibes around (That is more of the south part of the island.) The overall relaxing feel and location of the campground makes it one of our top beach stays!

    Rhonda F.

    To be fair - I do not know a thing about campgrounds, as I have never been camping. However, this place looked great! It was spacious, with curving roadways and palm trees that lent itself to a sweet neighborhood. There is a market, laundry room and a bathroom/shower building that had just been renovated. The washroom was clean and modern. I heard there are cabins and even a swimming pool, although I did not see them. We visited this campground to check out the Sisters On The Fly. This group is filled with women who travel with their various types of motorhomes. This event was holiday themed, so they were super decorated in a festive flavor. Some are brand new, vintage and everything in between. There was even a renovated bus! All proceeds went to a local charity. We had an amazing time visiting with the most incredible ladies with diverse backgrounds. We loved chatting and listening to their stories and reasons for choosing the travel life. Their trailers were all decorated in their own personalities which made so much more fun. I must say, Rivers End Campground made me a believer in this kind of nomad life!

    You will see a beautiful sunset at the beach just 3-4 blocks from the campground.
    Deborah B.

    If the smell of sewer during your morning coffee or evening s'more doesn't bother you, then this is your place. There is a sewer treatment plant right behind the campground. Honest!! NO JOKE! Sewer treatment center right behind the campground. We gave it a 2 because most of the employees really went out of their way to be friendly and helpful. Emphasis on "most". That being said, we would have to give this campground a 1. The sites are postage stamp size. We booked 8 months early. We chose 5 or 6 sites we hoped to get; however, our absolute least desired site on the MAIN ROAD was granted. To the man in the golf cart (one of the helpful kind workers) we were moved 1 road inside the park. Although, not the campgrounds fault, parking is a JOKE on the island. You have to pay $4 an hour w/ a 2 hr minimum EVERYWHERE you go. We even noticed pay signs in the bog drive next to the campground leading to the beach. We left 3 days early because we could not take the smell and paying upwards of $24 dollars a day to go anywhere on the island. Bye bye Tybee. We will never be back.

    Our camp site.
    Bigmf G.

    Great campground. A little more than half of the sites are very nice. About 25% are a bit parking lot'ish. Even those sites aren't that bad. The staff are very nice for being such a busy campground. The pool is very nice but not heated. We were very glad it was open because it was in the 80's most of the week. There are two bathroom/shower buildings one is new looking and the other needs refreshing. The tenting area is very nice. North beach is within walking distance. Tybee's main beach is very nice and has three separate parking areas. No free parking on the island.

    Bill D.

    Best place to camp in the area. Staff is always friendly, prices are great, amenities are excellent, and camp store is fully stocked. They have full hookup and tent spots, also some nice little cabins to rent. There is a pool, laundry room, full bathrooms with shower, and the camp store has camping supplies and food, etc. The onsite host Joey (great guy, always friendly and professional) or one of the other onsite hosts will bring you firewood and ice for a nominal price. There are 2 dog parks, a very large one and a smaller one for littler dogs. For about $40 a night you get free cable, wifi, full camper hookup including septic, and large spaces. Plenty of room to wander, 3 minute walk to beach, you can ride your bike everywhere and never drive. Great cheap bar and grill nearby called Huc-a-poo's, and unless you need Walmart everything is on the island that you will need, and even then Walmart is only 9 miles away. Everyone here is awesome, helpful, and we love coming here. We highly recommend to anyone. My wife and I come every year, sometimes more than once a year.

    North Beach in October! Walking distance or a nice bike ride!
    Amy L.

    Great camping spot if you are doing most of your fun on Tybee Island! It was a lot of driving when we went to play in Savannah, though. I would give it 5 stars if the employees were friendly. They're not. When I found out they are city employee, that sadly made sense. Aside from that, bathhouse and grounds were very clean. It's walking distance to the beach as long as you aren't taking a lot of stuff. WARNING: paid parking CITY-WIDE!

    Clean bath houses
    Linda W.

    Great campground and reasonable cost. Friendly staff n campers. Staff escort you to your site, which is nice. Clean bath houses. Nice clean pool. Big community pavilion. I'm hoping to be back for Halloween weekend.

    Ashley S.

    We stayed at this campground for a family vacation in October, and we occupied 3 spaces. The sites are right on top of each other, with no privacy, but it was perfect for spending time with family. Our sites had lots of shade from live oak trees, which was great. We were in the very center of the campground, so we didn't experience any noise from the street (as some reviewers have noted). It was perfectly safe for the kids to ride their bikes. The best part of the campground is the bathrooms. They were kept very clean. Climate controlled, which was nice. They have individual bathrooms, each with a toilet, sink, and shower. Several of them were HUGE; definitely room for a parent with small kids. And oh my gosh, there were hooks & shelves galore. It was fabulous being able to hang a towel on one hook, bathing suit on one hook, and dry clothes on another. There were also shelves where clothes or bags could be kept out of the way. The showers themselves had plenty of shelves & also a wire basket, so nothing had to be placed on the floor. I know I'm going on & on about the bathrooms, but after experiencing some rather bad ones at other campgrounds, it was fabulous. The pool area is nice. Large pool with a shallow end & a deep end, & lots of seating. Our family took advantage of movie night at the pavilion, too. They played "The Great Outdoors". We were the only ones who went, so we could talk & laugh as much as we wanted. The staff was really friendly. If you buy firewood at the camp store, they deliver it to your site. They also sell parking passes if you plan to drive to the beach. We mostly drove, since we take so much stuff (fishing poles & gear, coolers, chairs, sand castle supplies, boogie boards). You can certainly walk, though. It's only a few blocks. You can also go to the riverside, which is closer, and either stay there or walk along the beach to the ocean. For a family vacation, it was perfect. If my husband & I were going on a romantic solo trip, the proximity to other campsites wouldn't be ideal.

    The front few rows of sites
    Heather P.

    Meh. I've experienced way better. In addition to that, I've never paid nightly rates that expensive anywhere else. Keeping in mind that this is the only campground in Tybee Island, I knew that the rates would be expensive during their peak season (April 1st- September 3rd). When I called Sunday to make my Tuesday-Thursday reservation, I could've sworn that she said that the rate was $79 per night. She also said that there were only 4 more sites available. So, I discussed with my husband and called back right away, for fear that they would sell out before Tuesday. She said that there was a premium spot available for $10 more. I opted for the non premium spot, but once I decided on a site number and she told me the rate total, the rate that I paid was $89 per night. Again, I consider the supply and demand, the location, and that the sites were full hookup, so I sucked it up and paid. Check-out at the campground that we were staying at in Savannah was an hour prior to check-in at this Tybee Island campground, so I called to see if it were possible for a slightly earlier check-in time. She put me on hold for a couple of minutes and then came back and said that the people in that site were still there, and hadn't checked out. No biggie. What was a biggie, was that when were arrived, there were a ton of sites available. In fact, there were a ton of empty sites the entire time we stayed. I felt conned and rushed into booking that Sunday, after being told that there were only four sites available and that they fill up fast. I also felt that because there were so many sites, one of those should've been offered to me for early check-in. So, don't expect much in the customer service area here. My site was NOT premium. It was on the first row. Considering it was the closest row to and from our walk to the beach, that was a good thing. What wasn't a good thing, was the noise. The first row ran parallel to a busy, public road. Not the main road on Tybee, but it was the way that the locals took as a shortcut and it practically remained busier than the main road. So, there was literally a curb in between our RV and constant passing vehicles. DO GET THE FRONT ROW. I didn't take advantage of any of the amenities, which included the pool and laundry facility. I did like that it was within walking distance of the lighthouse and the beach. It wasn't necessarily an easy walk to the beach either. It wasn't shaded and the heat was painful after spending a day in the sun. If you choose to drive to the beach, you would have to pay to park. In fact, you have to pay to park pretty much anywhere in Tybee Island.

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    This is a very cramped campground and would prefer not to return again. There is a road right through the campground.

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    We'll maintained. Amazing and friendly staff. Close to the beach and restaurants. Minutes from Savannah,GA. Love this place!

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