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Fort McAllister Campground

On the south banks of the Ogeechee River, the Fort McAllister Campground is on the doorstep of one of the best-preserved earthwork fortifications of the Confederacy. It’s an ideal destination for RVers wanting a dose of history while being surrounded by the natural splendor of Georgia’s coastline.Camping at the Fort McAllister Campground includes access to more than 50 RV campsites, as well as a handful of fully-equipped cottages. There are 30 amp electric and water connections available (with some sites accessible to big rigs), and pets are welcome to stay with you.When camping in Richmond Hill, you can picnic between one of the shelters while the kids play in the children’s playground or stretch your legs on one of the surrounding hiking trails. A boat ramp is also accessible for getting out on the surrounding waterways, and regular events are held during national holiday periods.

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