Fort McAllister State Park

Pretty much all pull thru sites but some are tight. Suggest you walk the site before pulling in. Deer, racoons galore which was nice.

We enjoyed our stay here for four nights. The camping sites are nice and secluded at the end of a gated half mile roadway. Each site has water and 30 amp hookups. Shower facilities were clean with good hot water. Nice separation between sites. Verizon signal was one to two bars, but was strong enough to stream You Tube TV in the evenin... more

This is better than Skidaway if you want to kayak or fish or other water activities; it has a great boat launch and floating dock area, and most people seemed to be here for the water. The hiking trail was small (nature trail) and other than that, it was the road in and out for walking. The sites are all pull-through on the two RV ... more

Access to Savannah is nice, large sites, but not as nice as Skidaway Island.

Great place to access fishing. Dog walking great.

I stayed here on a Saturday night in early April. The day use area has a spacious grassy area with trees along the river. There are picnic tables, covered pavillions and a swinging chair overlooking the river. There is also the fort itself, which mostly consists of earth mounds with pathways along the top and below with various rooms ... more

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This is a great little stop if you're in the area. Amazing beauty and solitude.

This park is about 40 minutes from Savannah, and a world away. Surrounded by rivers and wetlands and away from major roads, its a haven for birds and other wildlife. We saw 3 Wood Storks, which have recently been removed from the endangered species list. Our campsite faced west toward the wetlands, and it was spacious and well kept.... more

We needed a place to stay and this was close by, so we gave it a try and we're so glad we did. It's a beautiful park on a little island filled with large oaks and huge sites. There's a boat dock and a historical fort to explore -- everything is pretty spread out, so get out your bikes. While we were there, it was incredibly quiet and p... more