Savannah Lakes RV Resort

Campground in Hardeeville, SC • 315 RV Sites

Savannah Lakes RV Resort in Hardeeville, South Carolina, is a luxury RV camping destination in Jasper County at the South Carolina-Georgia border — a premium resort just minutes from Savannah, Georgia, with easy access to Hilton Head Island and Beaufort that gives guests the complete South Carolina and Georgia Lowcountry tourism corridor from a single campground location. Hardeeville's Jasper County position at the I-95 corridor crossing into Georgia places Savannah Lakes in the most strategically positioned campground location in the coastal South Carolina market, within a 30-minute drive of the Savannah Historic District's cobblestone squares, the Hilton Head Island beach resort infrastructure, and the Beaufort-Port Royal historic district's antebellum character in one of the most intact coastal Carolina preservation landscapes in the South. Luxury full-hookup RV sites with the premium resort amenity infrastructure give Savannah Lakes the upscale campground experience that the coastal South Carolina tourism corridor's visitor market increasingly demands alongside the convenient location between Savannah and Hilton Head that makes it the natural choice for guests whose itinerary involves multiple Lowcountry destinations in a single extended stay. The resort's proximity to the I-95 interchange in Hardeeville gives it the practical interstate access that makes arrival and departure simple for large rigs navigating the coastal Carolina highway network. Pets are welcome. The Savannah Historic District, 30 minutes south of Hardeeville across the South Carolina-Georgia line, is one of the largest and most intact urban historic districts in the United States — a 2.5-square-mile National Historic Landmark District of 22 park squares laid out in James Oglethorpe's original 1733 grid plan, with federal and Italianate antebellum townhouses, Gothic Revival churches, and the River Street waterfront cotton warehouse district that the city has converted into restaurants, galleries, and the tourism infrastructure that makes Savannah the most visited city in Georgia outside Atlanta. The Bonaventure Cemetery and the Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil tourism circuit that John Berendt's 1994 book created extends the Savannah visitor experience into the live-oak-and-Spanish-moss cemetery landscape that the city's tour industry has developed around the book's settings. Hilton Head Island, 30 miles northeast of Hardeeville via U.S. 278, is the largest barrier island on the East Coast south of Long Island and one of the most completely resort-developed beach communities in the South — a planned community of gated resort neighborhoods, championship golf courses, and the 12-mile Atlantic beach fronting on the Calibogue Sound whose environmental preservation regulations and architectural standards give the island a distinctive built character. The Harbour Town Lighthouse and the RBC Heritage golf tournament sustain Hilton Head's resort calendar, and the Sea Pines Resort's combination of beach, golf, tennis, and dining gives the island its specific destination resort character. Savannah Lakes RV Resort serves guests year-round in Jasper County's subtropical coastal climate, where the spring and fall months from March through May and September through November provide the most comfortable conditions for touring the Savannah and Beaufort historic districts and the Lowcountry's beach and wildlife refuge landscape. The Savannah National Wildlife Refuge, accessible from Hardeeville along the South Carolina-Georgia border, protects 30,000 acres of tidal freshwater marsh that sustains one of the South Atlantic flyway's most productive waterfowl and wading bird habitats, and the refuge's Wildlife Drive through the managed impoundments gives wildlife viewers the direct access to alligators, wood storks, and wintering ducks that the Lowcountry's marsh ecology concentrates in a specific public access format. Reserve sites well ahead for the peak spring and fall travel seasons and the Hilton Head Island resort calendar's peak periods.

Campground rules and policies

Quiet time
- 10 pm to 8 am.
- All buildings including the store, Clubhouse, and Pool Areas are closed during these hours.
- Loud parties, excessive volume of radios, televisions, or musical instruments, or any other excessive noise, will not be allowed at any time.
- Guests must not disturb the quiet enjoyment of the Resort by others.
Pets/Animals
- A maximum of 3 pets per site are permitted and must be noted on your reservation.
- Noisy or aggressive pets are not allowed in the Resort.
- Barking, growling, snarling, crying, howling, and other noises that disturb others are causes for revoking permission to keep a pet.
- Aggressive or vicious behavior is cause for revoking permission to keep a pet.
- When outside of the RV or other unit, pets must be on a six-foot or less leash.
- A small temporary enclosure (not to exceed 4ft x 8ft x 48 inches high) on each site is allowed so long as the pet(s) is attended.
- Pets may not be left unattended on the site or anywhere in the Resort.