Bird lovers' paradise. Tons of ibis, egrets, herons. Also gators, armadillos…read more And lucked onto FREE informative guided tour on electric cart available on Tuesday mornings (Info: www.coastalrefuges.org)

I was disappointed there were no restroom facilities. I would think this would be a requirement of…read morea National Park. They need to add one in the parking lot. Additionally, there are very few benches. Only one bench exists along the walkway from the parking lot to the Ibis Pond. We rested, but then felt forced to get up because a couple of older ladies came along and we knew they would need the bench. The only other seating we saw was a picnic shelter at the Ibis pond. (No trash containers at the shelter). At the pond, there is a very small butterfly garden. We also went down a more natural dirt path in the area. It overlooked the marsh at a point. Lots of tiny little crabs in the candy soil running around. The main path is more like a road and is wide and easy to travel, but no trees overhanging. So be sure to wear sunscreen, wear bug spray, and carry water. Thankfully it was overcast the day we went in late September. We saw an alligator, several common gallinules, white ibis, great egret, great blue herons, and great egrets.

Compass Rose Park Hilton Head park is a delightful small park, and those who bicycle will know this…read morepark. Very pleasant oasis.

Located at the corner of Pope Avenue and St. Augustine Place, this pretty green space has a number…read moreof sculptures and a very interesting water feature. The water feature has a spinning granite compass rose (perhaps the reason for the park's name) that is floating on water. There is not much parking but they do have a city-provided free wifi available. [Review 12389 overall, 2175 of 2019.]

A short jaunt from Savannah and worth a day trip. I actually…read morestayed on the island on my last visit to the area, and it was the right choice for me that time. Fairly walkable (once you GET TO the island), cute restaurants and bars, touristy shops, and a nice long strip of pretty clean beachfront. A museum and a lighthouse to visit as well. Fresh seafood to eat at pretty much every restaurant. I loved my initial afternoon visit to the island, but I was enchanted by my weeklong stay on Tybee. It was beautiful and relaxing and I am glad I opted to stay on the island and travel in to the city as I wanted rather than the other way around. Though both have their plus sides!

Cynical, predatory parking enforcement designed to fleece tourists…read more Tiny, inadequate signage on residential streets that you must download an app and pay for parking or you'll get a $$$ ticket. Never going back.

Beautiful place and not too crowded near the North Side of the Beach. The attractions are really…read morenice but if you're staying here, make sure to have plenty of money. It is for sure a tourist trap, and i fell victim to it. $42 on photobooths is just the start of it. Overall a pleasant time though. My wallet doesnt agree.

This was one of those beach days that just checks every box. The sand is soft and easy to walk on,…read moreand the views of the ocean seem to go on forever. As soon as you step out there you get that relaxing coastal feeling and it is hard not to slow down and enjoy it. My kids and I had fun ankle deep in the cool April water. We spent time walking up and down the shoreline, listening to the waves roll in, and just taking it all in. The beach felt clean and well kept, and there was plenty of space to spread out without feeling packed in. It made it easy to relax whether you wanted to sit back in a chair, play with the kids, or just wander along the water. The atmosphere really stands out here. It has that perfect mix of family friendly and laid back beach town energy. You see people fishing, kids playing, and others just soaking up the sun. It never felt overwhelming, just a great steady vibe all around. It is also a great spot if you like simple beach activities. Whether it is swimming, shell hunting, or just dipping your feet in the water, everything feels easy and enjoyable. Watching the waves and the open water was easily one of the highlights of the day. Overall this is the kind of place you can spend hours at without even realizing it. Beautiful scenery, relaxing atmosphere, and just an all around great experience. I would definitely come back again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a solid beach day.

This is the best playground we have ever been to. So clean & kept up. Nice for a chill morning out…read morewith the family. My boys are 5 & 6 & played here for hours. There is a huge pirate ship, water features to explore, misters, picnic tables, sand area, swings for the kids (& adults!). Restrooms are inside the complex & next door is the sandbox children's museum. Nearby is the beach access also! Literally the best (& also free) day excursion for any family. There are ponds around the area with fountains where we saw an alligator & a plethora of turtles. Definitely a must visit when coming with a family to visit Hilton Head. The boys are already asking to come back!

Great place to tire the kids out. They can play on the boat then look for alligators, turtles,…read morefish, and birds on the piers. Great weather this week. It is supposed to get triple digit heat next week.

Absolutely love this little vacation spot! 28 miles to Tybee or 28 miles to Coligny Beach in Hilton…read moreHead! Not to mention less than 15 minutes to downtown Savannah! Awesome dog park, laundry facilities on site, and the owner is a sweetheart!! Nice safe, quiet (except for the road noise) clean and well kept park! Highly recommended!

Located about 10 minutes away from Savannah, Georgia, this RV park in South Carolina was an…read moreabsolute surprise. The registration was a little weird at first because you almost had to know exactly which spot you were going to be in before you arrived, but once you go through it once it was so easy that it almost became preferable to what other parks make you go through. They do not take credit cards, so be prepared to have cash or a check on hand. We stayed here on Passport America and only ended up spending$25 a night. Otherwise, it's either $30 on other popular club plans or $50 for the regular rate--which given its proximity to downtown historic Savannah, is still well worth the cost. When we arrived, the staff member was friendly and accommodating as she explained to us where in the park we would be fit with our need for a Verizon signal and internet access. Once she had directed to a few spots, we were able to choose the one that best suited us. The cell signal in that area is a bit flaky, so a cell booster would definitely help but, we were eventually about to settle into a space that gave us a steady signal and a decent connection to their park's wifi--which had excellent speeds, even when the park was full. The utilities were also good, but unlike the wifi, the electricity would start to flake out as the park got fuller and fuller. To be fair, it was a very hot week, but as more and more people were turning on their A/Cs you can really see the drain on the lines. The water tasted clean and fresh but the water pressure was well over 50lbs, so be sure to hook up a water pressure limiter. The cable TV, which was also included in the rates had many channels and the connection/signal was steady throughout our visit. The one downside that I could see for many travellers is the lack of other conveniences. This park does not have public showers and restrooms, so you better come packing your own facilities. The laundry room on site is good to have and it include a small office area that allows you to make phone calls and send faxes. However, the laundry machines themselves leave much to be desired. Many are out of order and the rest smell very musty. But it's there for your usage in a pinch and the machines don't leave your clothes smelling bad. Finally, the park itself was very dog-friendly. They had constructed a very large fully fenced dog park off to one side that included places for people to sit, dog toys, and water bowls. Additionally, the park itself was large and well lit which made evening dog walks an enjoyable and safe. There was just enough nature and grass and trees between each of the spaces to make you feel like you were still in a natural environment. All in all, it was such an enjoyable stay that even though my husband and I only planned for two days originally, we ended up hanging out for well over a week. I will definitely be back and this place has now become my go-to destination when touring the Savannah area.

Beautiful beach, amazing state park!…read more To access the state park offerings, you must pay per person. We paid $8 for the both of us. The drive to the north beach is beautiful! Low county feel before you get to the beach. We arrived on a Saturday around 10am, and were able to find parking near beach access. This is a lovely beach. A lot more biodiversity than most other beaches along the coast. It also felt more spacious, less touristy than others we frequent during high season.

First time hearing of this place, so obviously first time going here. Loved the beach! The sand was…read moremuch better than at Edisto. I could walk around without my water shoes and not be in pain from all the tiny rocks and shells. The sand was actually soft and nice. Didnt like that we had to pay, but that made it so it wasnt nearly as crowded as other beaches we have been to. Also love that there are bathrooms nearby. If you want to go to the lighthouse (extra fee of $5 a person) I would suggest that you go before the beach. They have a strict limit of how many people can be in the lighthouse at a time and the wait list can get long. We waited over an hour then had 15 to be out before they closed.

Wonderful park on Tybee Island, on quiet streets and in a neighborhood. Bring your money or…read moredownload the app to park here because even the parking lot is PAY PARKING. The entire island is a $3.50/hour, 2 hour minimum, 8am-8pm DAILY. So you are welcome to come and use the playground, play frisbee golf, use the clean bathrooms, watch a game or walk for free but you must pay for the opportunity to park.