Deep Bend Landing, near the Satilla River in Georgia, is a peaceful campground that offers a slice of nature for those looking to unwind. With spacious sites that come equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, it’s perfect for gathering around the fire and soaking in the serene surroundings.

This spot is known for its full hookups, making it a breeze for RV campers. Visitors rave about the well-maintained grounds and the friendly atmosphere, with one camper noting, “The owner invests and keeps it nice.” You’ll find plenty of shady areas under ancient oaks, ideal for pitching a tent or parking your RV.

For those who enjoy water activities, the Satilla River is right at your doorstep, providing opportunities for fishing and boating. There are even small boat launches available for easy access. If you’re up for a little adventure, nearby Kings Bay offers a great spot for kayaking, just a short drive away.

While the campground is secluded, it’s not far from local conveniences, with grocery stores and dining options about eight miles away. Campers appreciate the quiet, natural setting, with one reviewer highlighting the “zero traffic noise” and just the sounds of nature. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a longer stay, Deep Bend Landing is a great choice for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle.

Our campground was founded in 1980 on a family owned estate established in the mid 1800's in the historical community of Kings Sandhill. We are just a short drive off of I-95 in Coastal Ga,near Brunswick,Ga; only minutes away from the beaches of The Golden lsles of Ga, Okefenokee Swamp Park and Northeast Fl. As you meander down our well maintained dirt road you will soon be captivated by our wide open environment of unparalleled natural beauty. Our nontraditional camp sites will never leave you with concerns about your slide outs or awning invading the space of neighboring campers. Many of our guest enjoy spending their days listening to the sounds of birds chirping. While others are content just watching the river roll by without hearing the nose of automobile or emergency vehicles. Whether you are seeking that perfect 100 year old primitive cabin, a rustic cabin, Camp Site or vacation home. We can meet all of your unique needs. All of our property offers beautiful river overlooks,fishing,boating,hiking,camping,nature watching and picnicking. Quiet early risers may be treated with a view of wild ducks, turkey, deer, and squirrel or a variety of birds including red head woodpeckers, hawks,kites and owls. We provide an all natural, relaxed and secluded environment nestled under great oaks and tall pines bathed by The Great Satilla River. If you enjoy a quiet, neat and clean, true country environment reminiscent of days past, then we have just the camp ground that you have been searching for. We are dedicated to providing you an environment of unparalleled natural beauty that focuses on privacy,peace and quiet. Let us show you how to escape the crowds and noise of the city without being confined to just another cookie cutter resort. Come and enjoy a unique riverfront escape in a cabin,vacation home or Rv site. We are also an ideal base camp or stop over for your canoe or kayak trip down the Satilla. No asphalt, just green grass and beautiful forestry. Our goal is to provide you a naturally beautiful, affordable and peaceful environment highlighted by personal and helpful service.

Deep Bend Landing

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This was a lovely secluded campground in the backwoods of Georgia. Short driving distance to Jekyll Island. Owner Ron was quite possibly the nicest and most helpful man/owner ever. Drove through once a day to check on things and chat with people. 

Pros: lots of space for kid exploration and free play. Wooded trails through the woods and along the river. Very quiet. Fishing available. You can bring your boat. 
Firewood available for $20. Full hookups and partial hookups. 

Cons: not any other families or kids while we were there, a little buggy after the rain (remember your bug spray)and we had some ant bites while walking in flip flops (but that was probably our fault 

I would recommend Site 12 for unobstructed views of the woods. 

Camping in the Backwoods 

Sometimes you need to look (and go) long and far to find the perfect slice of heaven. That would describe Deep Bend Landing – with its complete out-of-the-way location, if you weren’t careful, you’d just drive right by this hidden 100 acre campground gem. It’s a simple place, with an easy layout and the sort of down-to-earth, lovely people that will welcome you and immediately make you feel as though you belong right from the start. 

Have an RV? Well, there’s plenty of spots(and all come with 20 / 30 / 50 electrical amp, water and sewage hook-ups along with picnic table, fire ring and a proper dump station). But if you are of the ilk that needs the perfectly flat, poured concrete slab to call your home for the evening, then this place may not be for you. While immaculately maintained, the grounds are natural, so expect gravel and easy to maneuver pathways. 

Need an RV? Well, they have a few that they’ll rent you for your stay. Don’t like RV’s? They have that covered too. They’ll rent you either a river house or one of their cabins, from a traditional, rustic wooden cabin to a full-fledged 3BR house. They even offer up ‘Grandpa’s Cabin’ which could definitely qualify as ‘pioneer’ if not outright ‘primitive.’ And, if like me, you want to pitch a tent, you’ll be delighted to find tons of spots on nice flat rolling land underneath crowded ancient oaks blocking the sun from beating down on your brow. 

From an amenities standpoint, the RV designated spots have all the hook-ups you would need and every, single, spot has its own tree-lined ceiling with a natural window to see the sparkling stars each night. Oh, and there’s the alluring black waters of the Satilla River that runs through this place, of which there’s about a half dozen spots that rock up to this waterfront (including Grandpa’s Cabin), which I would highly recommend. There’s two very simple and easy small boat launches at both ends of the property that will send you off to explore an exquisite, blissful natural experience undisturbed by anything other than what God himself has planted or fowl / animal he has sent to remind you of what a slice of heaven can be on earth. Net-net, if you want to get away from it all and not hear traffic (or any noise for that matter from the modern world) or worry about getting a good cell signal (let alone WiFi connection) then this is the perfect spot for you. 

Insider’s tip? If you feel confined by the tight needle-like Satilla, I highly recommend an early morning kayak dip in nearby Kings Bay (it’s less than a 10 minute drive from the campground). And if you grow tired of dogs and beans by the fireside, I highly recommend either Scott’s BBQ &amp; Grill, which is a must-stop for ribs, smoked chicken and potato bomb (don’t ask, just order and eat!). 

Happy Camping!

Hidden Bliss @ Deep Bend Landing

I just wrapped up a month long stay at DBL. The spaces are very large. My site was pull thru. Easy in and out. Zero traffic noise. Just nature. I used my Verizon wifi jet pack while there. It worked great. I would 100% visit again. 

Wonderfully Serene

Stayed in this pristine, well maintained, quiet slice of Southern Georgia for 3 months (Jan-Mar) and cannot say enough great things about it! Hosts on site. Owner invests and keeps it nice. Full hookups, great scenery, private boat ramp, shady, fire pits, dump station, about 8 miles to a grocery, post office and bait.

Beautiful RV park on Satila River!

Very rural, very quiet. Private river access, full hookup available. Pet friendly &amp; spacious. 30 mins from 2 golf courses in case you golf. 8 miles to the nearest anything (small grocery &amp; dollar general). Very kind owner &amp; camp host. 

Very rural, river access

Following up on my review from over 3 years ago, I’m adding a bunch of additional photos as well as an abbreviated post pointing out the HIGHS and LOWS of this backwoods hidden jewel of a campground.

  

Highs: (1) Lush wilderness surroundings giving very good privacy between sites; (2) RV slots are nice and spacious, although some areas are not as level as others; (3) Easy to access 2 kayak / canoe / boat launch(es) makes getting into the Satilla River quick and simple; (4) Plenty of shade at all CG spots with tons of tree cover; (5) Nearby fresh-water lakes perfect for fishing; (6) Excellent peace &amp; quiet – you’ll feel completely removed from civilization here; (7) Excellent FHUs; (8) Barely functional WiFi – yes, that’s a plus!; (9) Extremely hospitable Southern hospitality from the host (Ron) and camping community here; (10) Great launching pad for exploring either Jekyll or St. Simons Islands; (11) River house or cabins available to rent; (12) Excellent price for what you get creating great value

  

Lows: (1) The entrance and backwoods roadways are fairly bad with deep ruts in them and when rainy, incredibly muddy; (2) No on-site bathrooms or showers is a major bummer; (3) Mosquitos, gnats and midges during the summer; (4) Nearest place to stock up on supplies is nearly 10 minutes away and even at that, it’s just a Dollar General and Waverly Minit Mart – you’ll need about 25 minutes to access the Winn-Dixie; (5) No nearby restaurants, so you’ll have to hike it back to Route 82 where you can find Scott’s BBQ &amp; Grill, Village Snack Bar or Smoke’s Bar&amp; Grill; (6)$20 for a bundle of firewood seems pretty steep

  

Happy Camping!

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