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.

What a wonderful spot to stay only 10 minutes from Savannah. My little one loved the goats and…read morehorses and running around the property. They have a small store in the office building with typical camping goods and a few local treats for sale. Staff was friendly and helpful and always said hello and asked if we needed anything when they walked by our campsite. We came in after the sun went down and staff helped us find our camp spot. There is a small fitness center which is a bonus! The bathrooms were clean but dated with squashy floors. We would stay here again if in the 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.

This is one of our favorite KOA's! We drove from Cape Coral and arrived there…read morelate in the afternoon. We were escorted as usual by one of the KOA staff and headed right to our site. It was a beautiful site, right on the lovely lake where we could watch the swans gracefully swim by, There is a bird sanctuary that is part of the lake. We were amazed by all the flying birds at night. We sat outside, lit a fire and barbecued dinner. Normally we are always in a rush, but this time we decided to stay for two nights. The shopping is great and we went to Kroger's and Publix, instead of eating out at a restaurant. Pooler is a large city near by and we were able to get Freckles a jacket at Pet Smart. Dave also bought some things at Home Depot. We had a delightful two nights before heading to South Carolina and heavy traffic. We love the staff here and really feel welcomed when we return.

While traveling south on I-95 this was the perfect location to stop for a few days and one I would…read morerecommend. The staff here is extremely helpful and friendly especially our spotter, he made sure we were all set up and the site worked for our rig. The park sits in a beautiful setting with plenty of shade next to a 35 acre lake that guest have full access to. The location is the perfect place if you're looking to spend some time in nearby Savannah. KOA's are notorious for having very little space between the sites I found the sites here are separated by enough green space between the sites comparably and there's plenty of room to maneuver your rig in and out. This location seems to be very popular with over-nighters and the staff seems to group them together for easy exit. The check-in time is noon so there is a steady flow of campers getting set up until the sun sets. I booked our site using the KOA App which is amazingly easy as was the check-in once we arrived. We did have some solicitation during our stay from RV Detailers looking for work which is a little annoying and I didn't see of the guest during our stay contract this type of work. Considering the location and proximity to Savannah I thought the prices were very reasonable, they also have a fully stocked camp store which is very convenient. I would definitely book a site here again...

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!!

This is a neat, clean and well-managed small campground just off US 301. It's 8.5 miles from I-16…read more The office to check in is in the motel next door and it could be quite a walk if done in the dark or in bad weather. Internal roads are paved and sites are grass. Transient sites are all long pull-thrus, very level, and separated by low hedges. Hookups are in the middle. Water pressure was a little weak. Wifi required a code given during check-in and was ok enough to check email but still slow. No off-leash dog park but there's plenty of areas to walk the dogs in the perimeter of the park. Grass, trees, bushes all looked neatly trimmed. The park has some long term residents parked mostly in the back rows but they keep their sites neat with very little "stuff" outside or spread out so it didn't feel like you're in a trailer park. The front row of the park is for RV storage and those looked very neat as well. The road noise from US301 diminished after 9:30pm so we had a good night's sleep. We were just there for an overnight but would gladly stop there again.

I'm sure this place is great for RVs but I wouldn't recommend it for tents. Highway traffic is…read moresuper loud, the outside light from the bathroom doesn't shut off and people are constantly driving around. I was in the bathroom and this creep got between me and the door and just stood there.

We have traveled for 5 years across 44 states... no telling how many RV "Resorts" we have stayed…read moreat. Maybe 200? This is the nicest. It is what you would expect to find attached to a nice country club... Super nicely manicured, high end club house, attention to every detail. The amenities are about as nice as you could ask for. Here is the link to their site, you have to see it to believe it. https://www.hiltonheadrv.com

Beautiful place. Friendly staff and beautiful golf course as well. Long spots and take your trailer…read moreto lot For you.

You can't go wrong with this place . Very friendly & fun…read more It's a must stop. We come here twice a year.

Really lovely spot right off I-95. Playground, clean sites, nice bathroom, wine bar, local beer on…read moretap, fresh pizza, dog park, walking trail. I just can't say enough about this campground. They really go out of their way to make your stay nice. Apparently, it's a stop over for Florida bound travelers. We decided to stay an extra day. Oh, lots of cable channels and strong wi-fi. I'm a fan. Has a barista that will rival any Starbucks.

If you love history with a side of gorgeous scenery, Fort McAllister State Park is absolutely worth…read morethe stop. Fort McAllister is a Confederate earthen fort built along the Ogeechee River to protect Savannah during the Civil War. It's famous for for withstanding multiple Union naval attacks before ultimately falling during a land ambush in December 1864. By capturing the fort, Union forces had a clear path to the city of Savannah and kick-started Sherman's infamous March to the Sea. Today the park contains a visitors center, a small (but jampacked museum), campgrounds, the historical fort site, and more. The museum may be small, but it's packed with in-depth exhibits. You'll easily pass at least an hour here if you really take your time to read through everything. I especially loved the unexpected Henry Ford connection to the fort. Walking the grounds of the fort was the real highlight though. Fort McAllister is one of the best-preserved earthen forts from the Civil War, and you can explore the ramparts, cannons, and earthworks. Whether you're a casual visitor or a die-hard history buff, this park delivers a great walk in history's footsteps. Highly recommend carving out a few hours here!

Checked in for 5 days and nights 3/12-3/17…read more *Large Campsites* *Full Hook Up on some sites *Water and Electricity on all *Beautiful causeway to Savage Island *Expansive Salt Marshlands *Bring large amounts of bug repellents and spray *Historic Earthworks Fort* *Well cared for and maintained *Film, Museum and Open Buildings filled with history *Small Gift Shop *Nature Trails* *Nature Trails and observation points *Could be maintained much better and were impassable at many points We were camping when large weather system hit the campground. Rangers made sure to knock door to door and inform everyone that Tornadoes, hail, lightning and heavy winds were imminent. Went over safety plans. Definitely worth another trip. Thank you for the care and serenity with fauna and foliage. Please fix your trails. *All fees such as lot parking, museum, fort, boat ramp, kayaks etc are all EXTRA. Not included in your camping fee/lot fee. I would suggest that you consider one price because it felt cheap that even to park RV on paid lot required a parking fee. Made no sense and felt very cheap.