Guide to Camping & RV Parks in Savannah
Camping in Savannah doesn’t mean you have to rough it. Georgia’s stunning natural landscape and comfortable year-round climate make it an ideal place to camp and RV. From dairy farms and cabins to beach getaways and convenient stops for road-trippers, campgrounds aren’t just budget-friendly — they also offer an up-close-and-personal way to experience Savannah and its natural surroundings. Plan to park your RV or pitch your tent at these Savannah campsites.
Red Gate Campground & RV Resort
Nestled on an old dairy farm, Red Gate Campground & RV Resort is a camping paradise. Fish in the pond, take a walk on the scenic grounds, enjoy a guided horseback trail ride, or take a dip in the saltwater swimming pool.
Best For: Events. Red Gate is a gorgeous event venue, popular for weddings and special occasions, so guests can stay just steps away from the party.
River's End Campground and RV Park
River's End Campground & RV Park
If camping by the beach is on your bucket list, head straight for River’s End Campground & RV Park on Tybee Island. Named one of the “Best Campsites across the US for a scenic outdoor getaway” by Business Insider, this park includes camping and RV sites in addition to small cabins that sleep up to six.
Best for: Beachgoers! Rivers End is just steps from Tybee’s North Beach.
Photo courtesy of CreekFire RV Resort.
CreekFire Motor Ranch
CreekFire Motor Ranch in Savannah’s Southside neighborhood has options for every kind of camper, but it’s especially appealing to families due to its many on-site activities. Park, camp, or lodge on their resort-like property.
Best for: Campers who appreciate amenity comforts like a heated pool, bike rentals, and a restaurant.
Skidaway Island State Park
Skidaway Island State Park
For a traditional coastal camping experience near Savannah, reserve a site at Skidaway Island State Park. This campground is perfect for campers who seek the convenience of nearby amenities with the remoteness of a lush, protected state park. Explore hiking and biking trails through maritime forests and marshes. With ranger-led programs and engaging activities like geocaching, this park is great for the kiddos, too.
Best for: History buffs. They'll appreciate Skidaway Island's rich history including Civil War earthworks and liquor stills from Prohibition.
Biltmore RV Park
Biltmore RV Park is a convenient road trip stop close to both I-95 and I-16. The site features a quaint collectibles shop maintained by the friendly staff. In operation since 1958, you’ll get a feel for classic camping with convenient access to Savannah’s best attractions, including public transportation and coordinated trolley tours straight from the property.