Quiet and secluded recreational area that is available to the public free of charge and has sports…read moreareas.

This park has: Three…read more(3) Pavilions Available for Rent Eight (8) Lighted Tennis Courts Lighted Basketball Courts 1.0 Jogging/Bicycle Paved Track with Fitness Course Fresh Water Lake, Stocked with Fish One (1) Boat Ramp One (1) Fishing Pier Restrooms Five (5) Baseball/Softball Fields (4 Lighted) Dog Exercise Area Playground Volleyball Play Areas Archery Range Handicap Accessible Thanks to COVID-19, I discovered this spot to mix up my outdoor activities and locations. Conveniently located off of Little Neck Rd, not too far from 17 is this gem. We have been here numerous times now as a family. Soccer and tennis have been our most popular sports. We've even walked a little bit around the lake. There's a lot you can do here, and when we come in the evenings, it's never ever been crowded. And I'm glad!

CreekFire RV Resort has a lot to offer. It is very clean, has cement slabs, pull through and back…read morein sites, lazy river/heated pool, gym, lake, dog park, golf cart rental, plenty of land to walk or ride a bike, close to restaurants, tennis/pickleball, game room/arcade, and weekly events. I know I missed something. I just want you to know that this place has plenty to do. We would return to this RV Resort!!

Great RV resort with so many amenities. Has a lazy river pool and bar. They have a restaurant of…read morethe lake that to can enjoy food and beverages. The sites are nice and clean. We really enjoyed our stay. It is about a 25 minute ride to downtown Savannah, but worth the stay.

Shelter Cove is a great spot to stroll, shop, grab a bite to eat, or just relax along the inland…read morewaterway. We visited on a Tuesday night and caught the weekly fireworks show, which made for a fun evening. It's a lively place with beautiful views and definitely worth adding to your Hilton Head itinerary.

Off season, and so many of my favorite eateries and boutiques are gone. I could only wish I had the…read moremoney that some spend on the boats parked here. Wow. The restaurants are common...think wings and fried shrimp. One gallery which doesn't have nearly has much ad it used to, and Christmas shop was low on Jim Shore. It is fun to look at the boats though.

It's just a concrete boat ramp into the creek. OK at high tide. Questionable at low tide…read more Super quiet location. Never had a break-in there. Not a lot of traffic. No lurkers there. Kept pretty clean. Never seen anyone dump anything there. I bet there's a camera keeping people honest. Or maybe enough cameras in the neighborhood.

So I don't like to leave bad reviews, but I drove about 30mins out the way to try this spot out for…read morethe fishing pier and unfortunately the pier no longer is in contact. I assume since the last hurricane in savannah the dock got torn up and they didn't care to mention on the Chatham county parks and recreation site that it was no longer there. Though if you want to launch a boat or kayak it's a good spot..

Don't expect to find bathrooms you can use. The doors are locked. I wouldn't want anyone to have to…read moreclean them. Good lake for fishing. Plenty of Blue Gill, trout, and some decent size bass here.

A great place to unwind! Beautiful lake & trails! Please mark trails & have a map of the area!read more

Sterling Creek Park (SCP) is tucked away in the very back of a neighborhood called Sterling Creek…read morePlantation in Richmond Hill. You'll see signs to the park from Harris Trail Road when you turn in to the neighborhood. Keep going straight through the neighborhood until you get to the entrance to the park. SCP is the most unusual park that I have come across in this area, reason being that it shares space with the Police training grounds and gun range, as well as an active water treatment plant. See what I mean? That being said, I'll take trails and green space anywhere I can get it! - Background Info - There isn't too much info on this park online, but from what I could find, it seems that the city of Richmond Hill purchased this property back in 2012 with the intention of converting it into a park and the plan is to include running trails, nature trails, mountain bike paths, a fishing pond, restrooms, parking and camping. The property is about 187 acres of forests, wetlands, ponds, and grassland habitats. The most recent article I found was dated January of this year (2019) and it looks like they celebrated the opening of Phase 2 with a Relay Race. - Parking - Once you drive past the park entrance, just go straight until you get to a white-ish building. It looks like it's had better days and definitely does not look brand new. This building also has the restrooms (we didn't use them, so I don't know for sure, but the male/female signs are outside the doors) and the big space around it that seems to be the parking. - What we did - The Little One and I set out for a quick adventure, as we had to get back for her sister's event at school. We parked the car by the restrooms and behind it, you will see a large sign (the map of the park) and a trash can in the distance, by the woods, and that is where the beginning of the trail is. Now, keep in mind, don't go in the woods just yet right there, just walk alongside the fence of the water treatment plant, to the right. You will come to a dead end and there will be a well worn path into the woods which will be the only part in the forest). The path in the woods isn't very long and the day we went, it must have rained heavily there because part of the road was super muddy and there were tons of truck tracks. Once you get out of the woods and into the clearing, there is another well worn path/road that runs along the fence again of the water treatment plant. Walk down and keep walking down and don't lost hope, because you will finally get to the wetlands and ponds area. This area has more signs. I think we did parts of the yellow line and parts of the blue line (refer to pic). There is also a Youtube video that gives you a quick aerial view of the park to give you a general idea of what it is like. - My thoughts - The park is secluded, especially it being inside a neighborhood. I don't even think many of the residents of RH know about it. We saw one person along the trail, but at the same time, it was the weekday also. I read the article of the Relay Race that they held by the lake, after we walked the trail, and looking at the photos and videos posted online, I am still confused as to which lake they were running around, because it does not look anything close to the lakes and ponds we saw. I am going back to explore more when we have more time. All in all, the area is a bit confusing and I think they just need more signs at the beginning of the trail almost all the way until you pass the fencing of the water treatment plant. The presence of the water treatment plant gives you this sense that you shouldn't be there. The lake and ponds areas were my favorite part and they are clearly marked in that area, probably because it's the newest phase. I will update this review once I find the lake in the article!

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.

Beautiful park, but unless you enjoy being slowly roasted like a rotisserie chicken, & scolded…read morerepeatedly for not calling to get a better spot, avoid staying here in the summer. Honestly, you might want to avoid it at all times due to the relentless noise. Between the train tracks running right through the property at all hours, heavy traffic buzzing from nearby roads, and military planes and helicopters rattling the sky all day from your neighboring military airbase, peace and quiet simply do not exist here. Another reviewer suggested using earplugs, but trust me: nothing is going to save your sanity when a full-blown freight train blares its horn at 3 a.m. every morning! We booked way in advance online for a week-long plus stay, only to be placed in a spot with absolutely zero shade. When we asked to move, the head staff, Leslie's favorite catchphrase was "just call us next time." Good to know & thanks so much for this lovely help, Leslie! To cool down, you can always hike an eighth of a mile to their very nice pool. Just be prepared for the "gravel gauntlet" (similar to your site, by the way)--navigating loose rocks in flip-flops while carrying pool gear in the heat isn't much fun. Ultimately, we've stayed in cheaper, friendlier, and much more accommodating places. Unless you really love the blazing sun, constant noise and unhelpful office manager, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.