RV Parks & Campgrounds near Savannah, GA

Point South / Yemassee KOA has everything you need if you want an RV campground close to the Atlantic coast with a lot of water sport opportunities. Not far from the KOA, you will find rivers, streams, and lakes leading to the ocean. It is a perfect place for a fishing trip or a family vacation, as the RV park offers lots of different activities, from swimming, boating, and fishing, to water skiing and snorkeling. A short distance from I-95, Point South / Yamassee KOA is approximately halfway between Charleston.

This award-winning RV campground has a lot to offer, starting with a swimming pool, a 12-acre lake, wine and beer bar, pizza and wings, and a coffee …

RV campers looking to stay in one of the most historic and beautiful cities Georgia has to offer should look no further than Savannah. Camping at Savannah South KOA is ideal as it's located just outside the city and provides its campers with plenty to do, including a nearby lake which provides fishing opportunities and nature watching, with blue heron, ibis, and more frequenting the shoreline. This KOA even features a dog park, so make sure to bring your pet along for the ride. Cable television and Wi-Fi access are also available to campers.

Like most KOAs, this campground offers lots of amenities and conveniences for anybody renting a campervan in the area. Each gravel campsite comes with full hookups …

The ideal combination of finding yourself in the heart of beautiful forests while also being close to the big, eventful city and also the Atlantic Ocean, with the lovely, warm sun shining down on you, does that even exist? Well, if you Skidaway Island State Park and wake up to the sight of live oaks, cabbage palmettos, southern red cedar, and pine, and hike through the forest to salt marshes and tidal creeks. Go birding, rent a bike, or check out the Interpretive Nature Center before having a picnic at the shelter while your kids …

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 …

Campers looking to make a splash during their vacation with an RV rental in South Carolina should consider camping at Tuck in the Wood Campground. This RV park is situated on one of the many islands off of South Carolina's coast, meaning you'll have easy access to crystal-clear coastal waters. There are also several ponds and rivers in the local vicinity, which are ideal for watersports, including boating and fishing. The campground also has some fun activities, including a playground for kids and outdoor games such as horseshoes. Tuck in the Wood Campground allows dogs so you won't have to leave your pup at home while you explore South Carolina's beautiful coastline.

While camping at Tuck in the Wood Campground, …