Skidaway island has a very beautiful park and the camp sites are large, providing plenty of elbow room. There is not a bad site anywhere in the campground.We would like to express our appreciation to our extremely helpful camp hosts; Chuck, Robin, Leland and Bambi. They kept the campgrounds neat and the bath houses and laundry facilities almost antiseptically clean. We were never concerned about having to use a dirty restroom or shower.We were without personal transportation for a week, because of a mechanical failure, and Chuck and Robin went out of their way to ensure that we were able to get to the grocery store and made it possible for us to empty our black and gray water tanks, when needed. Leland and Bambi would stop by every so often to check on us and offered their assistance if we ever needed it. Thank you to all four special people.

This was a place I was so glad I saw. Beautiful greenery, serene scenery, and a natural beauty to behold. Parking is $5, but well worth the trip if you don’t want to just drive around. This is a great spot to relax, enjoy a picnic, take the family, walk on the trails, and admire the beauty of hundreds of different types of trees. Highly recommend!

We loved Skidaway. The sites are very large and well spaced. Its clean and very shaded with large oaks. The bathhouse had 2 showers, 1 of those being for the handicapped. There are 2 nice washer/dryers in each laundry area which is in the same building as the bathhouse.Some sites did offer sewer. The dump station was easy in/out.Skidaway is 17 minutes from downtown Savannah and within 6-7 minutes from Kroger.We look forward to returning.

Great trails. Can be pretty wet after rain and high tide. Great lunchtime getaway.

It cost $5 to park in this park. The older lady working in the booth at the entrance is so nice and helpful. Upon entering the park, there is a stop sign and the parking lot is in the left, the Sandpiper Trail is to the right of the building ahead, and turn right to access the rest of the parking areas. I took a right turn and parked in the first lot on my left where there is a picnic area. I back tracked and headed down the Sandpiper Trail and also hiked the Avian Loop Trail. Both trails are very clean and have a beautiful view of the marshland. The Avian Loop Trail offers a beautiful view of the Skidaway Narrows. There is where I saw little tiny crabs on the sand quickly walking away to hide when they heard/saw me. So cute! I love that this park is dog friendly. I really enjoyed hiking these 2 trails. I wish it wasnt that hot, or I would hike the other trails.

Great park. Spacious and clean sites. Observation tower and trails highly maintained, beautiful sights to see. Restrooms are superb, very well maintained. Staff is very friendly. Definitely will highly recommend to friends and family.

My husband and I stopped here as one of our stops on our road trip honeymoon. The campground is absolutely beautiful and all of the lots seemed to be pretty private which was unlike a lot of campgrounds I stayed at. We would love to come again! The bathhouse was also very clean and up kept

Very nice park. Well kept trails with nice views and historic sites. Clean campground. Friendly staff.

Great location! You forget your only minutes from downtown Savannah! The staff is super friendly and extremely helpful. Facilities were well kept with plenty of lighting.

Outstanding Park. We stayed at this Park to visit Savannah. Our stay was for 3 nights but next year we will book for 10 days so that we have more time to visit the historic sites. The camp sites in this Park are large and well spaced out. The bathrooms were immaculate. The staff was outstanding and were willing to help you out. Verizon service was strong. The hookups had good power, strong water pressure and a solid sewer hookup.

Beautiful park! Spacious camping spots, nice hiking trails, and convenient proximity to downtown Savannah. We already have our next trip planned to come back.

Trails were well kept and scenery was beautiful. Could use a few extra signs on the paths but if you have a map its easy to follow. Campground was great. Roads are a little narrow around 90 degree turns, so watch out for the trees. Spots do not have pads and seems like people just drive up and park anywhere vs a designated spot, except the pull through spots which have gravel. Camping areas #2 and #4 are mostly smaller spots or have large trees that can make it difficult to get into. Camping #3 and #1 have a number of nice large spots. Most of the spots are well separated unless you are backing up to another spot on another road. For example the inside roads of camping #2 and #1. If you want some privacy, stay on the outside loops. Side to side privacy is generally well spaced. Facilities are average. Just about all the spots have beautiful moss covered trees providing shade. Unfortunately there were a number of dead branches hanging around and I wouldnt want to be under them during a storm. I saw at least one 4 branch on the ground within 15 of a camper while I was there. Our spot, 71, had a 3-4 story pine right next to where we parked that appeared to have been struck by lightening some time ago and has been dead for a long time. When you park just look above to see what is hanging over. I had to move after I setup as there was a branch above I wasnt too sure about.

The trails are nice. The campground, meh. Showed up on a weekend when it appears a Grand Design brand RV group was getting together. Who had the brightest lights and could leave them on all night long to blind anyone enjoying the ambience was apparently the thing to do.When you pull in dont drive straight up to the little shack thinking the attendant can check your reservation and let you in. Turn right just before the shack into the narrow parking lot so that you can go inside the office to get registered. Big rigs, pray there are no cars in your way and you can get into the lot. Cars, pray no big rig is parked in the crazy narrow lot so that you can get in/out. OK, if youre like me theyll wave you over to get registered just beyond the shack.Plenty of OATV channels, and about 3 bars of Verizon 4G.

This was a spectacular stay! We stayed in our RV while my sister and family camped in a tent! This park is beautiful! The campground is lovely, the hiking trails are fun and have a unique history. The park is close to downtown Savannah!

Our family of 5 hiked through here yesterday. It was a really nice trail! We saw deer and lots of crabs. My kids were fascinated! We loved that the observation tower was a short walk, but other trails allowed for a much longer hike. Pick up a trail map at the beginning of the trail!My kids loved the observation tower, and I loved that there was a picnic table there for my kids to stop and enjoy a snack.Some parts of the trail are quite soggy & wet...so wear proper shoes!Youll have a great time surrounded by nature!!!Parking is $5, but admission is free. :)

It is very beautiful here. Clean, great staff. Perfect place to camp. 6 miles of trails.

Tent campers - clean bath house, sites have trees for hammocks, fire pit clean, bugs minimal, quiet campground, campground hosts unobtrusive. Walking distance to walking trails. Crabs scatter everywhere!

What can I say about this wonderful park. It is just beautiful. RV sites are large and private. Restrooms are new and very clean. The hiking trails are easy and beautiful...about 5 or 6 miles in total. You can rent kayaks as well. And to top it off, I was able to ad a Painted Bunting sighting to my Audubon Life List. I will definitely return to this park!

We stayed for 4 days. Its Really clean just wish they did and late afternoon cleaning on the bath houses. The camp sites are pretty big. Great hiking trails. All kinds of wildlife. Lots of shady for tent campers. Not to far from tybee island and downtown Savannah.

A variety of sites. Website says back in on the majority, but really most are pull through sites. Great location for Savannah and Tybee Island. The website indicates sites have cable TV. Ours #85 did not. Now the reason for 4 stars, instead of 5... Campground roads are paved, but sites are dirt, no gravel whatsoever like most GA State parks. Dirt tracks into your RV after a rain. Another strange thing is the large decks are concrete walls filled in with dirt. Great place if you dont mind dirt.

Very nice cabins, good enough for a family. Exterior could have been maintained little better. Otherwise .

I love the nature trails here! The campground is very nice!

Beautiful park. Camping spots are huge! I love the pull through spots. The bathrooms/ showers are all private and clean!!! The office staff ous helpful and very friendly. Southern hospitality shines through here! And the Spanish moss on the trees is mysteriously beautiful on this historical ground.

Very dog friendly. Lots of different beautiful trails.

Brought my scouts done for Marine Science Day a little while back. Had a great time there and has a nice camping area. Highly recommend

Beautiful park. As a trail enthusiast and a bird fanatic, this park was AWESOME! Saw some cool local species, from birds to reptiles and insects. Very clean, trails were well mapped and straightforward. Definitely a recommendation for anyone who likes walks, and can tolerate heat.

King tide hit, feet got a little wet, but all the trails were beautiful. A really nice day

Beautiful park. Spacious, not crammed together spots. Extremely clean bathrooms/showers.

I had an awesome stay for my sons birthday! We lived the ferry loop trail and we will be going back more often.

Incredible location for all kinds of outdoor experiences! The camping facilities and park management are amazing and you have everything you need in one place for a great getaway. You can even hire bikes for the day! Supermarkets and shops are not far at all. Located between Downtown Savannah and Tybee Island, definitely my favorite place in Savannah!

Beautiful, large park to enjoy! There are multiple playgrounds and pavilions for gatherings. We especially liked the outdoor fitness area that had some cool modified exercise equipment that was also wheelchair accessible. The walking trails are clearly marked, safe and beautiful. Walk by the river, through the marsh, into the dense forest. Its a great place to birdwatch. Five dollar parking pass is very fair.

Nice state park, we had a pull through site, these are nice in that they are a horseshoe style, you pull up right next to the road. The camping area was very spacious, would be great to come here with other families or a group together. There is a new bathhouse on one end and was very clean and nice compared to the one at the other end of our section. Also had 2 new washers and dryers were $1.50 a load so very reasonable compared to many RV parks and places that charge $3+, just bring quarters for the machines. There are also now some Sewer pull through spots but they did not show up in our initial search or else I would have tried to grab one of those. We will definitely try to come back here again sometime and explore more of Savannah. Lots of playgrounds around the park as well. The only issue I had was a tree right in the corner of the entrance to the road to our section that if we hadnt been cautious and quick to catch before making the turn we would have ran into it at the top of our camper. And another tree on the direct other side of the road and then a sign, coupled with an almost 90deg right turn. So we had to back up and re try the entry. That tree on the right really should come down to prevent injury to other campers making that turn. Also the roads are very curvy and bumpy since they as well will not remove trees unless absolutely necessary even if that means winding around them and them growing roots into the road. So drive really slowly and cautiously especially with big rigs or low to the ground coaches.

Clean, friendly, beautiful state park! Highly recommend you visit if you have the chance. The river and salt flat views are stunning. The campgrounds are quite and the towns near by are so much fun!

Came here to see birds and it didnt disappoint, and even saw 2 lifers, red-headed woodpecker and brown-headed nuthatch! Also got great pictures of a pileated woodpecker, something Ive been wishing to see. Getting to the park was easy by one of them car-ride app place. I can only imagine the place will be even better for birds in a few months closer to the spring migration!

This place is perfect. The scenery, the wildlife, the vibe of the place is precisely my tune. The Spanish moss hanging from the old growth oaks, the scent of the salt marsh, the deer silently grazing in our campsite, the quiet swish of the pine needles in the gentle breeze... If heaven aint a lot like Dixie, I dont wanna go... ️ The campground is very well maintained, laid out, and staffed. The campground hosts near #42 and near #72 were both excellent, going above and beyond to accommodate our needs. Our site 30A circuit breaker on #72 kept tripping, so we had no AC in our camper after a day of 105°F... Even at 11pm our host was able and willing to fix the problem, and did so with a smile. The staff at the front office were as accommodating, friendly, and professional as always. We are glad Georgia has such great State Parks!! And Skidaway Island SP is our #1 all time favorite!

The camp sites were very spacious and showers were clean.

We only got to spend 1 night camping there. We will be back! Spacious sites, clean, fun and relaxing.

Such a beautiful park! Definitely a must go if you like getting lost in the trails and forest.

Easy access to town & pull through spots. Not as noisy as the commercial camping places.

Great trails for bike rides or hikes.$5 for a day pass.

Great, easy to hike, nature trails. Picnic tables, tent/RV/cabin sites for camping, and a playground for kids.

The rangers at the front desk were so kind. We rented bicycles, it was beautiful!

Amazing park. Word of caution, it does get extremely hot and humid during the summer. Amazing scenery with the Spanish Oaks and Moss. Parking is $5.

Excellent place to go camping there are a few trails and there is also a tree climbing course that comes by every other weekend there is also a lake nearby with a healthy geese population.

It is nice that the campsites are spread out and not on top of each other. In addition, most sites are under oak trees giving a lot of shade. They have also cut out most of the undergrowth to keep the mosquitos and bugs to a minimum.For tent camping they have a hard sand build up to keep you off the mud when it rains. Really helps to keep your tent dry and packing up is so much easier without mud on everything.For my fellow campers who need handicapped assistance they have that covered with the bathrooms and parking too.

Awesome experience as always...helpful staff...great place to social distance

Always love Skidaway, the sites are spacious and the restrooms sparkle. And an added bonus you are mere minutes from the beautiful city of Savannah, one of our special places to be near Christmas.

We enjoyed our stay at Skidaway S. P. The park personnel was more than happy to help with any questions you might have about the area. The sites are shady, spacious, and have easy access. Some sites are much closer together than campsite pictures may show on the camp website. When you reserve a site, it is site specific. There are a limited number of full hoop-up sites. Their bath houses were clean. An RV dump is available if needed. We will definitely be back.

Amazing park, my dog and I always go to walk on the trails. I love that it is so dog friendly. The views are absolutely gorgeous and the trails are very clear and well kept and everyone in the park office is always so nice and helpful

First time here and it was consistent with the high marks received from other campers. Clean power, good water pressure and clean. Also great for our dogs. We already rebooked another three days in the Fall.

Beautiful park! Really nice rv sites, some full hook-ups some water and electric only. You should make reservations! Park is always full. Very nice showers and restrooms. It has a small laundry room with two washers and one dryer. Camp Hosts are very friendly and keep the park very clean. We loved Savannah!

This is a great camping area and state park. The campsites are spacious which gives you room to enjoy yourself without invading your neighbors and vice versa. There is about 10 miles of walking trails with the shortest being less than a mile. Wildlife is everywhere at this park, check out the pictures below and see if you can see the deer. They have recently remodeled one of the restrooms so it is nice and the other one is in good condition also.

One of the best state parks in the US. Feels like being walking in the Djungle.

Loved this park! We stayed for two nights. The staff was super friendly and helpful. We had a short circuit with our unit and they helped us the moment they had someone available! We went on a bike ride on a the trail with our daughter in her trailer. We had to stop half way through because there were a lot of branches and it was to bumpy for her. So not 100% recommended to ride with baby. other thank that it was a wonderful hike/ride. We went in July and there were a TON of nats! So a fire is a must! Overall a very successful RV campground.

We had a last minute reservation at Skidaway and didnt know what to expect. We was very pleasantly surprised. We started RVing a little over 2 years ago and I would say this is the best campgrounds we have been too. Big campsites, a lot of trees and trails. When we thought of camping in an RV this is the kinda of place that I imagined and although we have been in some nice campgrounds this one would be at the top.

Beautiful park and great walk, even on a rainy day.

Beautiful state park! We had a great site. Very private. Lots of little gnats and bugs though but would not stop me from going back. 3 playgrounds that we easily went to multiple times a day. Nice and quiet. wish we were able to have full hook up.

Spacious, well kept, very friendly, affordable, clean, convenient. Highly recommend!!!!

This is a beautiful state park! We werent able to spend much time there because we wanted to see the sites in Savannah but we will definitely be back with the intention of checking out more of the park amenities.

I absolutely love this place! So peaceful and calm. I come here to walk my dog, be careful on the trails thats when people unleash their dogs even though they arent supposed to. Bring bug spray! They have camping and rv spots and they rent bikes. $5 to buy a parking pass.

There are some great trails, and it is one of the few places nearby that allow dogs on the trail.

Second time here. Never disappoints. Nice place to relax and take in the sights and sounds of nature.

Great low country hiking trails and scenery. Kids and dog friendly.

Nice place to take the family. Camping, picnic shelters, hiking paths.

Beautiful place!! Walking trails are beautiful, well maintained, and the informational plaques along the way make for learning. We bring our dog to walk on the weekends and he loves it. The park has ample parking, grill, and playground areas for children as well.

Great park with large private sites, Clean restrooms and showers

Absolutely beautiful place to hike. Great campground as well!

Park is nice. You are pretty landlocked. The campsite roads need a little TLC. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

I liked this campground. If you like to walk come ready. We got to see deer, yeah!

Went to Skidaway State Park today, 3/10/20, and had a great time! The cost was 5 dollars to park and the staff at the office were very courteous and helpful. We parked and went for a walk on the Sandpiper and Avion Trails. Let me say this......the trails were absolutely beautiful......a must see if you are in the area. The trails were easy, nice and flat, with scenic spots to stop and look and take pictures.I cannot say enough great things about this State Park.....and all just for $5!!!! Go check it out for yourself, you wont be disappointed!

Beautiful and varied scenery

Great St park very quiet huge camping sites lots of trails to ride and walk highly recommend for Rvers

Great spot to camp and check out the area. Lots of history nearby. Be sure to drive on Bluff Rd near the Wormsloe Plantation Historic site.

The campsite was huge and the backdrop was beautiful.

Beautiful park. Sites are spacious many are full hook up, they could use more. Some sites need trees removed and better gravel to level the rv. The roads also need to be paved better and wider.Downtown Savannah is about a 20 min rideBut there is several stores just outside the park to use.Several bike paths to explore. The pavilion we used was nice. Restroom/showers I didnt use. Overall a great park if you can get a premium site.

Beautiful piece of nature!! There a multiple trails you can hike, 2 playgrounds, several picnic areas and also a campsite. It was a beautiful day when we were here, and I would have loved to stay a bit longer!

This is a great Park near Downtown Savannah everyone is so friendly Ill be coming back

Beautiful, large sites. Very friendly staff. One of the best campground we have visited. Wormsloe historic site is right down the road is beautiful as well. There is a publix grocery store at the next light and a diesel gas station which make it very convenient.

Wonderful place to camp! The park is beautiful and the staff is awesome! We will definitely be back.

Staff was helpful and friendly. Bathrooms were clean, large and private. Dump station was a mess. I was able to create a wifi hotspot for streaming. This state park is very beautiful with lots of trees. Seems very well maintained. Camp area 1-Site 2

I had heard so many positive comments about this park, it was ok just not what I had expected. Nothing to do there, no playgrounds for kids, camp needed firepits cleaned out and definitely leaves blown away. Lots of dead plant/trees and no beautiful views. Probably wont return here.

Really nice park, good amenities. Staff were super helpful and even though I was going to be arriving to the park after close, they made it possible for me to get into the park and find my site. They even left a park map with the route to my campsite highlighted, taped to the park office door. Recommend this park.

Very great place for camping and hiking and All services are available .

Great place to walk trails! If you want to go for a day and enjoy a day in nature this is definitely the place to do it. Good place to go camping too. Its perfectly placed with a short distance from town and a short distance from kayaking and other activities. Nice quite camp ground. Met lots of friendly people on the trails.

Wonderful trails! Beautiful views! I particularly enjoyed the observation deck. Plenty of wildlife were our and about as well .

Sites are huge, staff is friendly, only complaint, no sewer, but thats ok, tried to add a photo, we are on site one looking from our brothers site, hes on 7 or 9

I have had conversations with campers at other state parks in Georgia that have gone:Where were you before you came here? Skidaway. How was it? Awesome. We love this park, too, but we visit Skidway every chance we get. And:How do you like this park? Oh, we love this place. We come here at least once a year. Where you headed next? Skidaway. Its our normal routine: here one week; Skidaway the next. Or, vice versa.We went today to find out why. Clean, shaded sites. Many large sites easy to pull through. Clean comfort stations. Nice large covered picnic pavilions. Modern safe playgrounds. Interesting interpretive center with host/interpretive guide. Great friendly, helpful staff. Close to so many other attractions/historical sites/restaurants. I could go on and on. If I didnt like camping, Skidaway Island State Park, would change my mind!

Definitely in line with other reviews. Beautiful park close to savannah. Extra large sites, some with FHUs. Bathhouse was clean and with warm showers. Beautiful landscaping and nice trails for hikes. Wish I had known about this place 6 months ago!

Beautiful area to camp! They have rv hook-ups with nice spots to camp, several restrooms with hot showers, laundry room and hiking trails. Check it out next time you want to camp.

Great park! Extremely helpful employees/rangers. Clean and tidy campsite. Very level spot, even with our vintage camper. A new shower curtain would have gotten a 5 star rating .

Gorgeous, clean, well kept huge campsites. Trails, conveniently located.

Gorgeous, well-maintained State Park that should not be missed. All trails are beautiful and showcase a variety of well-loved Savannah staples: palms, moss-draped oaks, waterfront and wildlife, all the while enjoyable for novice and expert hiker alike. $5 for day-long parking. Dog friendly! Absolutely love this spot.

Its always a great place to visit. I would recommend SISP any time of year. Nice trails, nice views... Just a nice place all around.

Very nice campground! Rangers and staff are helpful and polite. Campground is neat and well cared for. Big rigs (35’ and longer) will have a bit of a challenge negotiating through the parks narrow and tree lined roads. Close to shopping and other stores.

Nice and peaceful. Bath house spacious. Nice roads to ride bikes.

Great place to explore the nature or kayak.

Beautiful southern charm

This park is so nice. It is very clean and there is so much to do there with the family or just by walking your dog alone. Theres a campground if youd like to stay the night, they have bike rentals, there are many different playgrounds throughout the park for children to play on, and there are nice trails that go out over the marshy area to walk. I love taking my dog here. Very vary much so family oriented.

One of our favorite state parks! Nice quaint campground and nice trails to walk, which our cat really enjoyed

Very well maintained and marked trails. Look out tower on Ferry trail is a nice stop. Lots of mosquitoes on sandpiper trail.