Camping options near Skidaway Island, Georgia concentrate within a 25-mile radius, with sites situated among coastal marshlands and maritime forests at elevations typically under 25 feet above sea level. The subtropical climate creates high humidity levels in summer months, when temperatures regularly exceed 90°F, while winter overnight temperatures rarely drop below 40°F. Seasonal rainfall peaks during summer thunderstorm season from June through September.
What to do
**Nature photography: Near Red Gate Farms - RV Resort, visitors can photograph local wildlife and scenic landscapes. "We enjoyed walking around the grounds and the staff was friendly throughout our visit. They have multiple locations set up with swinging chairs to take in the views. Visiting with the horses, goats, and peacocks during our walks. Plus there are plentiful water birds to admire," notes Jaime W.
**Beach access: From River's End Campground & RV Park on Tybee Island, campers can walk to shorelines. "Short walk to the savannah river beach. A little longer walk to the ocean beach. 20 min drive to historic Savannah," reports Gregory Q. Another camper adds, "We spent most of our time riding bikes on the bike path and on the beach. We also visited Fort Pulaski and walked the trails over there."
**Fishing: Several campgrounds offer fishing opportunities in freshwater lakes and ponds. At Mcintosh Lake RV Park, "There are docks for fishing and swings by the lake to sit at and enjoy the view," according to Charity G. Another reviewer notes the park features "Lake side grassy sites, with plenty of room. Quaint with swimming and fishing."
What campers like
**Proximity to Savannah: Campers value the quick access to downtown Savannah. "It's about 10 minutes to downtown Savannah," explains a CreekFire RV Resort visitor. Another reviewer adds, "The best surprise of all, and what makes this place really unique, is the restaurant and bar on the lake where we listened to live music in Adirondack chairs around a huge, stone fire pit with trendy Edison bulb tea lights strung overhead."
**Recreational amenities: Many campgrounds feature pools and recreational facilities. At Hilton Head National RV Resort, "The sites are HUGE 70ft long 20ft wide, full hook ups with a state of the art Eaton control pedestal for your water, cable and electric connections... multiple swimming pools, lazy river, arcade, work out gym, concierge service, restaurants, bar with screened in TV room."
**Site privacy and space: Campers frequently comment on site dimensions and layout. "The sites are large & have every hookup you could want including cable. The park is surrounded by a beautiful walking trail that cuts thru the woods & several areas of the campground," reports Amanda W. at Hilton Head National RV Resort. At CreekFire RV Resort, campers note, "Sites are angled so it makes backing in a breeze! And the concrete pad was almost perfectly level which made setup so quick!"
What you should know
Limited tent camping options: Most RV parks near Skidaway Island accommodate few tent campers. A visitor to Spacious Skies Savannah Oaks noted, "Great campground love all the Spanish moss hanging in the trees throughout the campground. Had to rent a fire pit for $50 which you get refunded if you buy 3 bundles of wood."
Weather considerations: The coastal region experiences high humidity and seasonal storm patterns. "We almost melted in the humidity but this place is gorgeous. The moss on the oak trees awesome," reports Timothy T. at Spacious Skies Savannah Oaks.
Reservation timing: Popular campgrounds fill quickly during peak seasons. "Reserve now for this Christmas/New Years eve. This place fills up fast," advises Wendy T. about River's End Campground. Another camper suggests, "Call if you don't see availability online. I've never seen a tent here, but that area in front of the office is good for a tent."
Tips for camping with families
Water recreation options: Pools and water features rank high for families with children. "The kids loved the pool and lazy river. We took our 4 kids and they loved it. They were begging to be able to go back soon," shares Ashley W. about Hilton Head National RV Resort.
Wildlife viewing opportunities: Many campgrounds feature resident or visiting wildlife. "Clean campground, nice shower houses and bonus their gifts hope has a camper part we needed that broke!!! Friendly staff welcomes you and leads you to your campsite. Very pet friendly will definitely come again!!" reports Nicholas & Elizabeth H. at River's End Campground.
Playground access: Check for dedicated play areas for children. "They have a large pool with lazy river and a very nice playground. The bathrooms/bathhouse is very luxurious. It honestly reminded me of the a high end hotel resort," notes Ashley W. about the facilities at Hilton Head National.
Tips from RVers
Connectivity: Mobile coverage varies by location and carrier. "Verizon service is great - we worked from our hotspot the whole trip," reports Ariel F. at Red Gate Farms RV Resort. Other campers mention, "The internet is GOOD! in the afternoon of our arrival. I have streamed some HD video and it is solid."
Road conditions: Internal campground roads can present challenges. "I would call it big rig challenging with the narrow road and tight-ish back in," reports one camper. Another notes, "We had a paved pull through (site 39) and it was ultra clean, level, and everything here seems brand new."
Site spacing: Site proximity varies significantly between campgrounds. "Campground is super clean and friendly staff. Sites are packed in pretty well, but they do a good job dividing them off from one another so it doesn't feel too cramped," reports Edward S. about CreekFire RV Resort.
