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.

So first time at "The Hideaway" in collins, ga. Amazing place. Definitely a must do campground…read more Entire grounds were immaculate. FOOD WAS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST IVE EXPERIENCED AT A CAMPGROUNDS. The staff are super friendly and go way out of their way to welcome you and make you feel accepted and catered to (even giving new people rides around the campgrounds in their golf cart to show you where everything is located. They escort you to your cabin when you check in so your not searching for your spot all day. Residents were super friendly and the club/bar run by resident volunteers was amazing. Me and the hubby will be returning often. Our cabin/trailer we rented came with a built in dog fence so our puppy had the bestest time she's ever had because she got to play all day inside and out without having to be on her tie out Overall 5 out of 5 stars

Incredibly friendly campground. Everyone treats you better than family. The food from the cafe is…read moregreat. The pool and entire campground is very kept. I go every chance I can get away.

A wonderful RV Park that we stayed for the night while enroute to another destination. We were only…read morehere for a night and didn't expect much. We were pleasantly surprised by a gem of an RV park. The staff was friendly and led us to our site even though it was heavily raining. The cookies provided at check in were an even better surprise. This is a place we will return to in the future for a get away. They have the cleanest bathrooms and showers that I have ever seen. I was really impressed at how the grounds were well taken care of.

Extremely quiet, peaceful, friendly and affordable. On our way from Tybee Island to Macon, it was…read morethe perfect stop.

This was a fantastic experience. We did about 6 miles on kayak and it took us about 3 hours at a…read moreslow pace. It was only a 20 min drive from home and it was incredibly fun. We saw some wildlife and took some amazing swamp photos. This place is definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful place for nature hike, canoeing but spent four hours fishing from shore and caught one…read morebass off a pier near the main entrance. The staff at the lodge are wonderful. Very helpful and knowledgeable. Gators are present so be aware.

The new owners would not take responsibility for the damage their entry gate caused to my trailer.read more

Quiet peaceful get away. I enjoyed my stay very much. Staff…read morewas helpful and friendly

Loved it!! My husband, son and his family went Saturday and enjoyed the day. It's a beautiful place…read moreand to read that it's been family owned for 40 years. Makes it even better ! We will be back

In 20 years of rv'ing this is without a doubt the worst RV Park I have ever stayed in...EVER! Just…read morepick a topic and they fail miserably and they have no interest in improvement. I am wondering why the Effingham County Health Department doesn't shut them down. The list of infractions is long and they are literally staying in business only because there are limited places to stay if you work in Chatham County. Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.

Wonderful county run RV park situated on the Altamara River. About 25 sites with a museum and…read moreconference room available for rental. Modern facility, well maintained. RV sites are level, well policed and equipped. No full hookups, local dump and 50amp & water on every site. A good number of sites are shaded and some have satellite view. Campground has fulltime host available for your needs. Personnel friendly and courteous. Acces to river with boat ramp. Somewhat steep ramp, and fast flowing current. Ramp difficult to use. Not a good place to swim as water is fast moving and deep with treacherous currents, gators. No swimming pool, great fitness area, super horse riding and walking trails. Nearby DNR day use area for pic-nics on river, although not as well keep as the RV Park. Nearest town is Hazelhurst about ten minutes away. This park would be a FIVE STAR if they had trash pickup and a swimming pool. No ATV's/UTV's or golf carts, exceptions made for handicapped vehicles with permission from office. This RV park is a Passport America park but it is only accepted Sunday thru Wednesday.

They'll probably remove this like they remove negative reviews from their Facebook page, but let's…read moredo it anyway. The park itself is in need of improvement. Day use is a joke.No picnic tables, half the grills are missing and no water or electric is readily or convieniently accessible. The campground is quiet, but is ruled with an iron fist...and not very well. Paying customers should not be cursed at, sceamed at or accused of things. The hosts are rude, as is the general manager...when she shows up for work. The bathhouse is not sanitary. It is also a fire hazzard because of months of dryer lint being sucked into the ventilation system. Plus, there's not a single fire extinguisher to be found in the whole building. They nickle and fime you to the point of exasperation. They have been known to raise monthly rates by $100 without prior notice. Basic bathhouse maintenance...paper towels toilet paper, light bulbs, disinfecting and cleaning the counters, mirrors and exterior of the toilets is not done on a daily basis. Huge ant beds are a part of almost every site and throughout the park. There are no trash cans near any of the sites. There's really no common area. You may be warned about driving the wrong way on a one way road, but the hosts do it all the time. Rules don't seem to apply to them. Lack of daily site inspection and/or keeping sites clean and appealing. Gate is only accessible to guests, so you get to take managements word on the size and confition of sites. You have to go to the office if you want to check the sires out and they just tell you to walk around and look. They don't take you around to see them. There's much more (since I lived there almost 11 months), but my single typing finger has gone numb. Suffice it to say, that these are a few reasons I don't recommend this place. However, if it had competent management and the county really cared about it, it would be a really nice place to be.

Reasonably priced. Well maintained, beautiful park with…read morelots of recreational stuff to do. Bike friendly, friendly staff, nice neighbors, clean and just a pleasant place to camp. Feels safe. Loved staying here and will return!

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!

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.