If you're traveling to Savannah, one of the best ways to visit the city is in an RV, allowing you to fully explore the local area and benefit from low cost accommodation, able to spend your money elsewhere around the city. There are plenty of good RV parks in and around Savannah; read on for details on these parks.
Biltmore RV Park
The Biltmore RV Park was established back in 1958 and has been providing a convenient base from which to explore historic Savannah for almost 70 years. The many established oak trees in the park provide cool shaded RV sites, many of which are twice the size offered at other similar campgrounds. For this reason, the park welcomes many regular returning visitors. All the sites have full water, electric, sewer and cable hook-ups to ensure you have all your home comforts. The location of the park offers easy access to several historic Savannah attractions and trolley tours and busses leave from just outside the park.
Biltmore RV Park, 4707 Ogeechee Rd, Savannah, GA 31405, 912 236 4065
Red Gate Campground & RV Resort
One of the benefits of traveling by RV is that you don't need to stay right in the middle of the city and put up with all the noise and lights. If quiet environments are what you need, the Red Gate Campground & RV Resort is a good option to choose. It's located close enough to the downtown areas to give you easy access to the Savannah Historic District and the city's museums and landmarks, while also offering a tranquil, calming setting that people of all ages can enjoy.
This is one of the best rated RV parks in the area for its beauty, peaceful location, and amenities. The Red Gate RV park features a huge clubhouse with all sorts of fun and games like a pool table and big screen TV, along with several fishing lakes, a huge outdoor pool, a petting zoo with farm animals, a play area for the kids, a beach volleyball court, various grills and fire pits, and much more. No matter what you want, you should be able to find it at this excellent Savannah RV park.
136 Red Gate Farms Trail, Savannah, GA 31405, Phone: 912-272-8028
CreekFire RV Resort
CreekFire RV Resort is nestled out to the west of Savannah, a few miles from the historic district, museums, and port area. This means that you will need to drive or rely on public transport to get in and out of the city, but you do have the unmistakable benefits of being in a secluded, beautiful location with lovely views and recreational opportunities right nearby. There are plenty of sites at CreekFire RV Resort, with some even offering beautiful lake views and direct access to the water for fishing, kayaking, and other water-based activities.
The amenities at this RV park include a full activity area with fishing boat rentals, kayak rentals, nature trails, and a picnic park, as well as a huge outdoor pool, hot tub, basketball court, play area for the little ones, tennis court, a convenience store, and more. This Savannah RV park also features a good range of organized activities like bonfires, game nights, and live entertainment, as well as providing free shuttles straight into Downtown Savannah each day.
275 Fort Argyle Rd, Savannah, GA 31419, Phone: 912-897-2855
Kings Ferry RV Resort
Conveniently located just off US-17, Kings Ferry RV Resort is situated out to the west of Savannah. It takes around 15 minutes to get into the downtown areas and the historic district from this particular RV park, but the park itself is located right on the banks of the Ogeechee River, a perfect place for nature lovers and outdoor recreation enthusiasts to spend their days. The park is also close by the historic area of Richmond Hill, which is a good place to stop off for restaurants and shops.
Site rates are very affordable at Kings Ferry RV Resort and the on-site amenities include a friendly camp store selling all the supplies you could possibly need, high speed fiber optic internet access, a bait and tackle shop for anglers, kayak rental services, clean showers, and a coin operated laundry area. In short, this Savannah RV park has everything you could possibly need to have a super time and is a great place for families.
70 US-17, Richmond Hill, GA 31324, Phone: 912-445-6445
Savannah Oaks RV Resort
Shaded by dozens of established trees, the Savannah Oaks RV Resort offers shady RV camp sites with full electric, sewer and water hook up. Visitors can choose between pull-through and back-in sites to suit their rigs and settle in to enjoy a resort which provides many on-site amenities. These include a swimming pool, laundry, dump station, games room and camp store. There is also a fenced dog park and a children’s playground. The resort is located 20 minutes from downtown Savannah and offers easy access to many attractions including Trolley Tours, the Okefenokee Swamp Park (for kayaking and wildlife watching), Tybee Island’s beaches and so much more.
Savannah Oaks RV Resort, 805 Fort Argyle Rd, Savannah, GA 31419, 912 748 4000
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Located in Chatham County, of which it is the county seat, Savannah is one of the biggest and most significant cities in the state of Georgia. It's actually the oldest city in the state, having been established way back in 1733 and built on the banks of the stunning Savannah River. The city played a key role during British colonial times, as well as the American Revolution and Civil War.
Nowadays, Savannah remains a key city for the state of Georgia as one of the biggest seaports on the Atlantic coast. It's the fifth biggest city in the state and is home to nearly 150,000 people, with over 380,000 in the full metropolitan area. Millions of people visit Savannah each and every year due to its historic nature and unique beauty.
The architecture and cobbled streets all around Savannah have charmed countless visitors over the years and will surely continue to do so for generations to come, with locations like the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low, the Goergie Historical Society, the Central of Georgia Railway roundhouse complex, the Wormsloe Historic Site, and Forsyth Park standing out as a few of the city's must-see locations.
