Savannah South KOA

We stayed overnight at this campground heading South. Arrived at 5:30pm and checking in was a breeze. Ken escorted us to our site 39, a pull thru, and chatted with us for several minutes. All staff extremely friendly. Big rig access- yes. Sites were clean, including long term. They have a pretty lake with swans and ducks inhabiting it. Christmas decorations were very cute. Paved roads were in good shape, sites level but no privacy between them. Big dog park at entrance - didn’t use it. Big playground and pool, looked nice. Store/office was immaculate with plenty of local products and maps of the area. Front section is for transient campers. Back section is metered electric, long-term camping. Verizon hotspot had 4 bars. Did not use the WiFi or cable tv hookup.
Easy 1/2 mile access from I-95, just 2 left turns. Our GPS told us to go past the entrance and make a U-turn. That was incorrect- on Google satellite you can clearly see there is a turning lane for the campground entrance.
Knocked off one star for the train noise - LOTS of train traffic across the street, but didn’t keep us awake.

We stayed for one night while heading south. It is less than a mile off the 95. There were several gas stations along the way up and back too, which was nice. The campground is “fine” for a one night stay. The staff was super nice and escorted us to our site, which was a pull through and level. We were on the busier road so there was a lot of traffic in and out, especially first thing in the morning. (There is a large area in the back and separate of long term residents.) The sites are fairly close together. But what was really kind of a turnoff was that there was a small grass area at each site and it was completely overgrown. Like a foot high. It would go a LONG way to have the sites looking better given the small amount of outdoor space.

We were headed South on I95 and needed a reliable park to rest for the night. It is less than 5 minutes from the I95 exit and there are plenty of food options on the main road. The park is well maintained and on a lovely lake with swans. The sites are close together but not uncomfortable. The sites are gravel. The WiFi internet was unbearably slow. We work from the road so this is important for us. Other than the slow WiFi, we enjoyed our stay.

This is our kind of campsite:
- In the woods
- Easy in and out
- On a lake
- It's not an RV farm with perfect equally spaced rows in a field!
- Small dog park and a nice short walk on the edge of the lake, some sites are on the lake.
- Swans, serious who has that!
- Great cell signal
- On the edge of a nice small city with local food options, supermarket and Walmart for toilet rolls (it's CV-19 right now :)
- Close to I-95

Verizon 86/59 Mbps
AT&T 102/23 Mbps
T-Mobile 70/25 Mbps

There are better sites, but this gets 5* because we can see trees in every direction.

There is a permanent section in the back. The front section has a 80% turnover every day as the snowbirds pass through.

This is an older park with lots of new cottages/cabins at the back of the property. All beautifully maintained with amazing staff who we frequently saw making the rounds. There is a wildlife area that was fun to walk, especially for watching birds and turtles.
Be aware that as an older park, the sites aren't huge. Our 45' barely fit - we were hoping not to disconnect the toad but needed to. That said, we'd def. stay here again.

We've stayed at this KOA a few times over the last three years since it is conveniently located very close to I-95. It is clean and well maintained. Wifi is free (although we didn't connect to it on our last trip), there is cable available, a nice pool in season, and a lovely fishing lake populated with swans, egrets and herons which we enjoyed seeing on our morning walk. There is also an enclosed dog park, a small camp store, a clean bath house and laundry facility. The only downsides here are that some of the sites aren't level and our experiences with the staff haven't always been the most positive (but I do understand that we all have bad days). Also, if we were planning to explore Savannah, we would most likely look for a closer campground since this KOA is about 25 miles away.