Fort McAllister State Park Campground

I spent several days here. Enjoyed the nature. Saw an armadillo, raccoon and lots of deer. Was able to do laundry and shower in the same building. I appreciate the handicap accessible showers.

Everything was perfect very nice camp cite bring out side shoes and inside shoes the weather was great not to hot not to cold we will return

This park is out on the edge of town. All the spaces were far apart from each other. Most of them were pull through, but beware some of the pull through had trees which would limit larger trailers or coaches getting into the sites. All the sites for camping I believe had at least water and electric and I think some of them had sewer as well. There were nice showers and even a laundry facility. Nice little hike through the magnolia trail where I spotted deer, raccoons, and armadillo, and several squirrels. Also if you book online you don’t get the senior discount but if you go into the office they will give it to you. And don’t miss going through the fort and the museum. Very interesting part of our history.

This turned out to be one of our favorite campgrounds (on a trip between Philadelphia and Savannah). We loved to be immersed in nature and like to discover wildlife. We saw deer, racoon, opossum and armadillo at Fort Mc Allister. Off course there are also lots of bugs and mosquitos that is the downside of this swampy jungle. Campground has nice spots, full hook up available, good shower facilities and not to far to combine with a Savannah visit (very nice town by the way).

I spent three night at Fort McAllister in the tent side of the campground. The bath house has 4 private stalls with showers. The tent pads are large and easily held two tents. The sunrise was beautiful over the marsh. When I was here in April the flies were awful but they went away when the sun went down. Haha but that’s when the Raccoons come out to play! Do NOT leave food or trash unattended or they will ransack your campsite.

Beautiful clean park surrounded by nature. Spots are spacious and beautiful. Boat ramp, cannoe rental, store, showers, gorgeous cabins, primitive camping and of course the fort.

Excellent camping experience even if the racoons are little geniuses. Nice nature walks and friendly people. Lots of stuff for the kids to do!

This is typical Georgia State Park with large sites and clean, well maintained grounds.  Our site was level and spacious. One thing we didn't expect, even in Savannah in December, was mosquitoes. We planned this trip to coincide with the annual Civil War reenactment of Sherman's last battle on his way to the sea. It was our first reenactment and was interesting, but since we didn't know what to expect, was a bit of a let down. This is not to say that the reenactors didn't do their part, they did. Maybe it was because the actual battle only lasted about fifteen minutes.

We love this park because it is kind of remote, but not far from Savannah. It has great trails, a historic site to explore, a nice little on the water bar/grill close by and large, level, FHU camp sites. They have a few sites that are "on the water", but not actually on the water.  

The trails are great for hiking but a little rough for street bikes. The fishing pier is great for fishing or just viewing. 

The Ft. McAllister historical museum and grounds is very well done and informative.

This one is one of our absolute favorites. The hosts were awesome. The place is separated from the real world by a long causeway in the salt marsh. It had active wildlife like deer, raccoon, armadillo, etc. And it feels so coastal. It’s maybe 45 or so minutes from Savannah too so that’s nice.

this place is really secluded and the sites are big and views everywhere . its off the beaten path but close to Savanna . going back for a week in April .

Bring a bike and a fishing Rod

Hiked in with a 5 year old and a 3 year old for an overnighter. Plenty of wood, nice clean site. The trail was easy enough but had a few puddles along the way. We will definitely be back.

Felt so surrounded by nature while only being 15 minutes from town. Not to far away from Savannah. I don’t remember what spot we stayed at but the spots were very spacious

Great history and fort self guided tour. Sites are open but big. Our site 24 was pull through and gigantic. Restaurant/bar nearby that was good. Great park.

Great cell service and clean bathrooms/showers. There were several walking trails by the marsh that were very scenic.

We enjoyed the well-kept campground and explored the civil war fort which inspired discussions of Georgia’s history. Too hot to have an enjoyable hike, though. The park is located close to necessary needs - hardware and grocery stores. Check out Fish Tales on the Ogeechee River just outside the park.

We stayed here in Mid April. The campground is very spacious. Very quiet. Bugs were a little bit of an issue. Wildlife are very friendly.

We tent-camped here in May on our way north on I-95 to visit relatives. We had not been camping for 30 years before this trip, and I am glad our first experience was in this wonderful place. We had site 2, an RV site with a great view just across from the very friendly and helpful camp hosts. We got an RV site to charge the car overnight. The restrooms and showers were very clean and well-kept. There were deer and raccoons all around the campsite. I want to come back and spend several days at the park, when we are not pressed for time.

We love Fort McAllister and have been here several times. This time we were in ADA site 1 (which was the only available site when we booked). This site is right across from a bathhouse in about the middle of the campground. The bathrooms here are all private and clean. This campground is great because it is right on the Ogeechee river and there is actually a dock to fish from and to tie up your boat if you bring one. There is also a boat ramp and area for trailer parking. The wildlife in this park are one of the best things about it because deer and raccoons just walk right through the sites. There are also lots of squirrels and armadillos to be seen. Additionally this park has a museum and is at the location of a Civil War Fort which can be toured. I’m addition to campsites there are also some very nice cottages available for rent.

Beautiful spots on which I believe is considered an island. Wild life is everywhere!

We’ve seen deer everywhere who will walk right up to your camper. Campsites have electric and water and from what I can see are all pull-through and level sites.

My one negative review are the provided showers. The shower heads are low, and more of a stream like a hose. The bathrooms do seem to be cleaned regularly, but mud gets tracked in immediately on the mopped floors. The water was hot! So that’s a plus. I think I’ll shower in the camper next time.

We are a big rig, a 44' fifth wheel and longer with a hydraulic motorcycle lift on the back.  We were able to fit into the state park.  In our two years of full-timing, it's the first time we've even tried.  Yes, some of the roads are tight, but I'm confident we'll be able to get out just as easily. 

Staff was very friendly.  The gift shop has some really cute / neat stuff in it.  They even have a little museum to walk through (for a small cost), which we haven't done yet.  (Arrived about 4, closes at 5pm (at least on Sunday.))

Site has a firepit, and it's a large pull through(those side pull throughs off the main road). Great water pressure. AT&T connection, 68ms ping, 18.46 down, 5.81 up. Good enough for my work.

Highly recommend Fish Tales restaurant, which you'll pass on the way in.  There's a Publix just a few miles away for groceries.  Pretty good wine selection!  Even a small, but sufficient, liquor store next door.

We love this camp ground! The sites are large and well kept. We enjoyed going to the fort and biking around.

This is a beautiful State Park a lot of pull thru sites.

There is a separate loop for tenters, which is always 👍🏻👍🏻!

The weekend I was here, everything was nice and mellow, with only about 70% of the tent campsites taken.

The evenings/ nights are really filled with wildlife activity: deer, raccoons, armadillo.

I would highly suggest renting a kayak for an afternoon from the visitor center.

The bathrooms were obviously cleaned each day, which was great, and I always just appreciate having showers in general!

As far as state campgrounds go, this is a beautiful one. Quiet and the river backing up to it. Not launches, kayaks and canoe rentals, the even offer life jackets for you to borrow right at the lunch site. The deer walked right up to the camp sites. Plenty of shade and peaceful just to rest and relax. The only reason I gave it a 4/5 is because the laundry equipment was broken. We are full time campers so this was a small inconvenience for us. Just make sure you bring plenty of clothes.

We had a great time here, there is something for everyone! Nature walks, fishing, a playground, an old civil war mound fort! The deer didn’t seem to be that afraid of people anymore and they came straight through our campground. Toilets/showers were clean and staff was friendly and informative.

Awesome historic site. Large, open sites. Some with 50amp.

This was a nice location for us. There were a few things to do In the campground like hiking on short trails, visiting the fort, fishing. Definitely bring bikes (or rent them at the store) as there is a causeway from the campground to store/fort that is kind of long if you are waking back and forth. Facilities were nice and clean.

We were there in April and there was a ton of gnats that would swarm the RV and the bite! It was cool to see the Civil War stuff but it does have a separate fee. We also had an issue with the site numbered strange and had to move. The section we were in the sites hadn’t been mapped out yet.