Awesome camping trip here! Beautiful scenery, hot showers, clean restrooms. We camped in tents,…read morekayaked and paddle boarding on saltwater river. Owner was on site and super helpful with suggestions and everything we needed! We will be back! Also see Belle Bluff Island Campground for more reviews and pictures, everyone we met loved this spot!

Oh my. I was very disappointed with the RV park-campground. I drove through and there was electric…read moreissues. Old RV in the place. I couldn't stay there i went on down the road and found a better place. I would not camp here

This is the place to hang out for a while. Full hook up…read moreGreat cable. Fishing out your door. Trees. Mostly shaded Sean and team very nice Roads could use help. A bit rough driving over All limestone. High and dry Did not try shower building. Pond is nice size. Good for kayaking AT&T strong WIFI would not log on for me. May have been temporary Had a good stay

The great folks at Lake Harmony saved our trip to Savannah. We had been driving nearly 9 hours when…read morewe initially arrived at a rv campground in Savannah who had messed up our reservation. Nothing else in the area had any availability. I called late on a Saturday and Lake Harmony was able to accommodate us. The campground is beautiful and peaceful. We loved it so much we decided to stay here and drive back and forth to Savannah rather than cut our vacation short. I can not be more appreciative of their help.

So far so good. I got my camper in a spot. They fill up fast. They don't keep tabs on the state or…read morethe campers (torn awnings or crappy rooves), but everything is nice and clean. No complaints except the one about people's campers looking raggity. It is a good place. Gym membership with lot rent. They have a laundry mat for $2 min a load (which is a bit pricey but oh well), the gym, dog park, and some storage units. Not a bad deal! I do recommend.

Very friendly staff. very clean Park. Very quiet area. Would definitely stay there again if we…read moreneeded to. very convenient to Fort Stewart and shopping.

State of Georgia guide Mary did a great job of providing historical, entertaining facts of the…read moreisland. She was thoughtful, friendly, and safety minded. We were able to visit Hof Hammock, the lighthouse, and Nanny Goat beach. The state needs to do a better job of maintaining her business. NO air conditioning!

Saturday about 9:00 am. Fascinating adventure. I booked through the Visitors Center. $15 included…read moretour and ferry ride over and back. Our guide was professional and very knowledgeable about island nature and history. She gave us ideas for future visits and current events of the island. Can't wait to go back!

Made a return visit and this time I got to experience the "Jasmine Rose Suite" and it's one of the…read moremost relaxing places I've ever stayed. Incredibly comfortable bed, powerful shower, and beautiful surroundings make you never want to leave the space. We didn't get to experience the pool, but did enjoy sitting in the backyard and soaking up the sun. Highly recommend!

Charming B&B! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Loved hearing the church bells and the distant…read morepassing trains. Easy walking distance to Union Station Brewing (great beer!) and downtown shopping area. Pam was a delight to visit with, and very accommodating with our dietary restrictions. Comfortable bed, good night's sleep. We hope to be back soon.

My wife and I stayed here over Labor Day weekend. It was our first time staying at a bed and…read morebreakfast and I must say that if all bed breakfast's are like this I probably won't be staying at a hotel again. Our hosts(?) were so welcoming, and the level of hospitality almost made me feel like I was a kid staying at my grandma's house - and I mean that in the nicest way possible. Anything we needed they were there to get it, or point us in the direction of where we could find it. They even invited us to a party they were hosting for the Kentucky Derby. I know I'm not the only one who feels this way since all but one other guest we saw over the weekend was a returning guest. Definitely recommend this place if you are staying anywhere near the area, you will more than get your money's worth.

We do not want to leave this place. Very very neat little place to stay. Very convenient for travel…read moreand great food options within walking distance. Wish we could stay longer. Very clean and the owners are super nice. Will definitely come back!

Word of warning: the website says you should call and make a reservation, but I tried repeatedly at…read moredifferent times of day and could never get anyone to pick up the phone. Showing up was a bit of a gamble on my part, and while I got a ticket and a tour, larger groups should beware and should check in well ahead of time if possible. They were using what they call the "backup ferry" when I visited, but it still was not a bad ride to the island. The island is way out there, but had more working power and water than I was expecting, and even its own post office. I had some concerns that the tour would focus only on the human history and not on the nature, but I was mistaken. A trip to the research center yielded a variety of interesting artifacts and sea life, as well as a taste of a tree leaf that makes your mouth numb. Other highlights included a large eagle's nest, and the longest individual stop we had was wisely at the end, hitting the beach. Don't get me wrong, the island community and the issues it deals with legally were worth learning about as well. Our tour guide was a local whose son was running another tour right behind us. It's that kind of island. Very small community. The tour basically covered the south half of the island in four plus hours; the north half sounded interesting as well as this was just a brief overview of the place. There are a small number of options to stay overnight.

Comfortable. Fast (about 20 minutes). Lower level is air conditioned. Upper level has protection…read morefrom the sun. Plenty of life jackets. Easy access on and off. Beautiful scenery.

My wife booked this for an almost-week-long getaway. And we NEEDED to get away. Dunham farms hit…read morethe spot. We stayed in the Barn. First, the good: * Beautiful. * Relaxing. * Quiet. * Secluded. * Big rooms with private bathrooms. * Comfortable beds. * Nice bicycle trail riding (we're talking 50-ish-year-old riding, not BMX or anything). * Amazing sunrises; gorgeous sunsets. * Extremely friendly, attentive, smart, well-traveled and interesting innkeepers. * Fascinating history and natural history, related by the innkeepers through completely worthwhile tours. (Ask about environmental history!) * Gorgeous gardens. * A ton of birds, including wood storks, pileated woodpeckers, white-eyed vireos ... One group of guests saw 43 different species one morning. (ONE MORNING.) * Which reminds me: interesting, friendly guests from ALL over. * Very good to excellent breakfasts. (Plan on not needing lunch.) * Easy, if moderate, drive into Savannah proper. * Tremendous happy hour hors d'oeuvres with wine available (no corkage fee for BYO!). * Excellent, attentive and friendly service staff. * Huge and plentiful common areas, both inside and out, including a BIG screened-in pool and several clumps of chairs and tables outside in opportune locations. The bad: * Some sand gnats. (The innkeepers supply some bug spray, but bring some of your own.) * We didn't see any otters. Darn. Go there.

I had the HIGHEST hopes for Dunham Farms to be the location of my wedding next year. My partner and…read moreI have wished for a Savannah wedding for years, and now that it was time to plan, we had our hearts set on this seemingly "gem" of a place that had captured us through photographs and online descriptions. From California, we knew we would have some challenges planning a "destination wedding" but it did not deter us from making the call. After getting transferred to a "Wedding and Catering" line every day for a week without anyone returning our call, I contacted the "Lodging" extension hoping I could get a live person. The call was transferred to the cell phone of the daughter who runs this mom/daughter B&B. Though it was hard to hear her -- she was on her cell phone speakerphone while driving-- she did apologize for the broken "wedding and catering" line and asked about my wedding inquiry. When I told her that I was in California and looking to do a destination wedding, she said that they are not comfortable taking a deposit to secure a wedding date without the couple seeing their property first. It seemed odd, as I know many people cannot afford to fly to their destination locations just to secure the date. I asked her if there was any way we could work around that, and told her that we would understand this being a non-refundable deposit. She agreed that she would speak to her mother and would get back to me with pricing through email. She asked me to email her details, so I emailed her right away with all of the information she requested. I waited a week, but no reply. I then emailed her a second time, asking if she had a minute to respond with pricing. After another several days and no response, I decided to call. I pressed the extension for the "Lodging" and the same woman picked up the phone. When I said hello and told her who I was, she immediately said she had to go because she was busy but that she "hadn't forgotten me" and would write an email back to me as soon as her internet service came back up. She talked solidly and hurriedly for a few seconds, and then flowed right into "...thanks for calling, goodbye." And then immediately hung up the phone. I was stunned. I had not said a word after initially telling her my name at the start of the call. She spoke, said a quick goodbye, and hung up the line. Honestly, I thought it HAD to be a recording. Who would just talk on and on, and then say goodbye and hang up quickly without letting the person who called say a word? I immediately called back. I couldn't believe she just hung up. My call went immediately to voice mail and I left her a nice but concerned message. I was starting to really lose faith in Dunham Farms at this point. ANOTHER WEEK went by since that call and voice mail, and still nothing from Dunham Farms. Or specifically, that woman. So, I called again for the last time. At this point, I had been trying to reach Dunham Farms for wedding pricing for 3 1/2 weeks. I used to work for an event company and found that to be really unprofessional, but I thought I would try her once more. This time, I selected the extension for "If you are currently a guest and in immediate need of attention" --- I thought for sure this would get me the opportunity to speak to someone. That familiar voicemail picked up. I wasn't about to leave another voicemail; I just ended the call. Only seconds after I hung up the line, I receive a text message --- you read that right --- saying, (Quote): "Can't talk now. Call me later?" I am speechless. This is a place of business?? At this point, having a wedding at Dunham Farms is the last thing I want. We had our hearts set on this location that looked like the perfect image of what we have dreamed of for our special day, so this is hard to come to terms with. We are sorely saddened and disappointed. I am not the person out there writing negative reviews. I know how hard businesses (usually) work to have success and likeability. But this is the WORST customer service I have ever had. I would be doing a disservice to others by not sharing this experience. There may be some lucky couples who had a beautiful wedding at Dunham Farms, but it won't be us. I'm not sure why we didn't receive the same respect it seems others have had, based on reviews we came upon. Whatever the case, it's back to the drawing board as we try to plan our special day.