Campground Information : 14 day stay limit…read more Season: Year-round. GPS Coordinates 31.98460, -81.17849 Reservations: Reservations accepted 30 days in advance. Internet Access: WiFi available at the RV Park. However, it may be out. Satellite TV shot: No due to treeline. Cable TV: Yes, free cable TV w/60 channels (not preimum channels) Mail Forwarding : Yes (Put your name here), c/o General Delivery, Savannah, GA 31401 ** This goes to the main post office at 2 N Fahm ST downtown near River Street. ** Pet Information: Allowed with usual leash and clean-up rules. Bathhouse / Showers: No Laundry: No, but there is one across post. Big Rig Friendly: Yes Discounts: Discount for Golden Age/Access and America the Beautiful Amenities: Dump / Sewer, Water, Power, Playground, Picnic Area, Fishing, Hiking, Golf, Gas, Commissary, Exchange, Shoppette, Marina Renovated in 2010, rustic campground with a very nice host. Bring bug spray!! Great park, boat dock, picnic area on Lotts Island about a 1 mile away. Great for retirees. Close to a Mall and a new Wal-Mart. The price is great (about $12 unless you need the 6$ overflow.) Downtown and the river walk area are a straight shot from the campground as in Tybee Island.Authorized Users: Active, National Guard, Reservists, Retired, 100% DAV, DoD Civilians at Fort Stewart and Hunter AAF. ***Authorized Users: Active, National Guard, Reservists, Retired, 100% DAV, DoD Civilians at Fort Stewart and Hunter AAF. ***

Venue: Lotts Island…read more Decor: Camp Ground style..Built for RVs and huge vehicles Service: Self-Served Environment: Camp grounds Food: N/A (bring your own) Prices: This I really don't know for sure. I'm sure there is a fee though. Must reserve in advance Conclusion: Decent camp grounds. Seems out dated though. I like the location. Right near the Savannah Mall off a major street...which in turn is not too far from I-95. Wi-Fi available in the area. The roads are beat up here though. Basketball court is jacked up, needs updated. Decent for the camping or cookout experience. During the summer, it is especially good that the benches have sheltered covering for family and friend functions. It's a decent option in the Savannah area to come together and have a good time. Overall: C

Our experience there was short. We checked into A117, when we went in we had roaches in the…read morebedroom. When I contacted the host I got no where's with them. we left right then. We have been put off for 6 days every time I call the manager is busy or will call me back. I suggest people not to waste their money there!!!! I'd post pictures if I could . if one unit has roaches you know they are through out the entire building

We have stayed at this complex and various condos many times over the past 3 years…read more It's got a nice vibe and mostly quiet.

The people who run this place are very nice however, I would not recommend anyone staying here who…read morewould need to use the bathhouse. My husband, son (5) & daughter (3) stayed here in 2017 for 4 nights. We were tent camping. 1st, the smell from the septic field was really bad for about 24 hours during our stay. But the worst was the bathhouse. Hair, trash, mold were in all 3 shower stalls. & Stayed that way for all 4 days. A sign on the mirror stated for women to please clean up after themselves. It appeared that was the only clean up these bathrooms received. I would not date step any the shower without shower shoes on. There were also several people hanging around outside the bathrooms smoking. It's hard to believe there are still so many people who are so oblivious to how nasty smoking is. My husband confirmed the men's restroom was every bit as bad as the women's. I feel really bad for the people living there (and there appears to be a LOT of permanent residents) & having to use the showers daily.

Great campground plenty of space and quiet. Nature trails thru the woods. Swimming pool &…read morereasonable rates. Lots of campers live here off- grid year-round. Close to HHI.

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.

The owner (and book author), Mrs. Colleen Williams, was warm and welcoming to her B&B. The rooms…read morewere eloquently adorned to the times of the civil war. She bought and rebuilt the place after a fire completely destroyed the building. Breakfast was hearty and delicious, but the best thing was her presence and the conversation with her and her wealth of information with a keen sense of humor woven in her stories. She is petite in stature but a giant in encyclopedic facts and story telling. The only flaw was that we arrived close to 11:00 pm, and it was very dark and the house number had been painted over with white paint and it was indistinguishable from the rest of the door frame so we had to ask the front desk of a neighboring hotel that were able to show me a road view of the building that we recognized after driving by it. All-in-all, a very positive experience, highly recommend.

Okay, anyone that gave this place above 3 stars clearly has not stayed at a nice or even decent Bed…read moreand Breakfast. The whole time my fiancé and I were at The Confederate House we felt uncomfortable... 1. There is no cable. She makes it seem like there is but she doesn't pay for 90% of channels so you're stuck watching infomercials & CSPAN before bed. 2. I kept finding hairs in the shower and on the bed sheets that did not belong to us. 3. The house itself is pretty rundown. She tries to blame it on the hurricane. Some of the damage is clearly from that but many other elements of the house are just diy repairs that look patchy. 4. The food was absolutely disgusting. HUGE chunks of fat left on the ham, canned pineapple, sunny D versus orange juice, etc. 5. Colleen (the innkeeper) talks about her political beliefs. I hate to give her a bad review but it just wasn't an experience I would suggest others visiting Savannah pay $100 a night for. We stayed at the Best Western Central Inn for 2 nights prior to coming to The Confederate and let's just say I would have rather stayed at The Best Western and it was only $60/night!!

Absolutely stunning. Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. Our 6 and 8 year old loved riding…read moretheir bikes everywhere. Perfect getaway.

Hi Everyone, What is…read moreit that makes for a unique 80th Birthday celebration? A diner, on the water, at River House Restaurant at Palmetto Bluff. And yes, we know someone who has arrived at the eighth decade of their life. Hope for us all, depending upon your point of view. But I digress. It was well worth the trip, and the price to dine upon this exquisitely prepared fare. You see, the River House Restaurant in Palmetto Bluff is located off the beaten track, with a small, quaint, home town feel and their pricing is indicative of the overall excellent quality of your event dining experience. Which means, to dine there. The ambience is pristine, in an architectural design wonder. Everywhere you peer, your eyes are delighted with intricate, finely orchestrated, and soothing display of eclectic taste. We started with their Amuse-bouche which is a French term that means "mouth amuser". Yea, I had to look it up too, lol. It was the chef's creation of creamy goat cheese and fig in a small pastry crust which was taste provoking, aesthetic pleasing, and would pair well with a Prosecco, or a Non-sweet Riesling wines. This unexpected, unique treat was provided to us on the house, which was a nice touch. Thank you Chef! Their service is excellent as nothing is ever overlooked. From refilling your chosen libation, to your meals arriving quickly and hot, to our Server's engaging personality. Our Birthday Gal taught German for decades educating your children (i.e. figuratively), and they engaged in an interesting discussion of German and Ukrainian Family name derivations as if they were cousins which had a very warm Family like feel. The food is good to outstanding depending upon what you have chosen to experience. Example: The Duck appetiser is a perfect tastebud sensation that delighted me over, and over again. In our opinion, it should be added to their menu as an entree, so you can enjoy it twice! Yea, as in, don't miss it. The Halibut was a flakey with a divine sauce, the shrimp cocktail was very moist, and tender, the Lettuce Wedge Salad was terrific with its thick cut bacon, and taste centric dressing. Their chicken was chicken. Ah...hun, what? Nothing special, so now, you know. Their Filet Mignon had an exquisite savory flavor. Its presentation was a sight enthralling, desire enticing, temptation as we eat with our foods aroma, and our eyes, first. However, the portion was a little suspect. The Blueberry Regatta Cheese Cake and their Chocolate Mousse in a small donut ring shape were both tintilating tastebud sensations, and again the Chocolate Mousse for our Birthday celebrant was provided, on the house. Thank you Chef! This delightful, 180 degree water view area offers huge tree lined streets, is beautifully manicured, a small town anywhere feel with multiple restaurants in this one location. Which means, we will be back again to try some of the other River House Restaurant entree delights, and some of their competing restaurant offerings in this same location. We can recommend to you that you do likewise at River House Restaurant in Palmetto Bluff. Why? Because who doesn't need a great event dining experience that leaves you feeling satiated, satisfied, and imbued with the thrill of a great Birthday celebration enjoyed by all? Enjoy!

Decent place. Great destination, size, and views. It was clean when we arrived and had all the…read moreessentials. Minor hiccups, and the staff was quick to handle and attentive. The reason for the one star is the inside roaches. Despite the company sending an exterminator mid vacation, before and after said exterminator whom promised the roaches wouldn't be in our rooms, we saw at least 20 German roaches. Upstairs. Downstairs. During the day. At night. In the kitchen. In the living room. In the bathroom. In the hallway. And worst of all, in our bedroom a mere foot from where my child slept. I'm scared to think of all the ones we didn't see. No one should have to stress an entire vacation about roaches and taking them home with you. Also, there was a bee or wasp nest next to our patio door and several of us got stung.

We have stayed at Tybee several times and just LOVE the places we have stayed at…read more The staff are amazing and so helpful, they make checking in and out such a breeze!! The property we stayed at was Gorgeous with amazing view. The kitchen was to die for ... just awesome!! The place made you feel at home. We plan on going every summer now and looking forward to using these guys again and again for many years.

I have mixed emotions about this condo. The condo itself is very nice and spacious, 3 bedrooms and…read more2.5 bathrooms, a huge balcony with five chairs, a grill, propane and a huge table to dine at for 6 people!!! This is where the confusion comes in to play. The original room we paid for is next door condos. We arrived and tried to use the elevator. It was turned off due to some work that was to be done on it. Make sure if you make reservations on Tybee Island-make sure that they have working elevators. So we went up the stairs, 4 stories!!!! Try to carry luggage up that! 3-4 sisters own and rent several units-so this review is mainly for them. They're very nice, but need to fix things. My lamp in my room was broken. The balcony French doors don't catch the latch to lock up. Thank God this room has an elevator. But, I am thankful they upgraded us to this condo, because it is gate protected. The underground garage was tight, but doable. Pros:huge condo over the beautiful pool, comfy beds, huge condo! The sisters were nice but overwhelmed(in my opinion). A block from the stores, restaurants and the beach/pier(free). Cons:mentioned above Recommend? Yes, but make sure you have good communication with the sisters who own the condos.

Great place to stay on Tybee Island. In fact this was the fourth time staying at the Brass Rail…read more What keeps us coming back to the Brass Rail? For starters it's location, location! The Brass Rail is close to the beach and many of the condos have a beautiful beach view. The condos are spacious and up to date! Plenty of room for fun in Tybee! The condos are clean and offer a relaxing place to unwind after the beach. While staying at the Brass Rail, you have pool and hot tub access along with two parking spaces. The Brass Rail is the place to stay on the island !