Jekyll Island lures RVers with Driftwood Beach's twisted oaks and the Gilded Age splendor of Jekyll Island Club. Plant your rig at Jekyll Island Campground, our directory's sole gem. Bike coastal trails and spot sea turtles from this beachside base.
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Jekyll Island enchants with Driftwood Beach, where gnarled trees meet the Atlantic tide. The Jekyll Island Club stands as a National Historic Landmark, once playground for Rockefellers and Vanderbilts. Pedal 24 miles of bike paths through maritime forests to Great Dunes Park. Dive into the Georgia Sea Turtle Center or savor shrimp at the annual festival.
Jekyll Island Campground delivers WiFi, hot showers, dump station, and pet-friendly sites at $47 to $51 per night. Beach lovers park here for quick Atlantic dips. Families launch bikes and turtle quests from its central spot. History seekers drive minutes to the Club.
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Jekyll Island dazzles with Driftwood Beach's surreal driftwood sculptures and the historic Jekyll Island Club. This barrier island hides 24 miles of bike paths, maritime forests, and the Georgia Sea Turtle Center. Tycoons built mansions here in the Gilded Age; now RVers chase sunsets and shrimp festivals.
Jekyll Island Campground tops the list in our directory. It sits beachside with WiFi, showers, dump station, and pet-friendly sites at $47 to $51 per night. Launch adventures to Driftwood Beach or the historic district from this central hub.
Yes, Jekyll Island Campground welcomes pets on its sites. Bring your furry friends to enjoy beach walks and trails nearby. The pet-friendly policy pairs with showers, WiFi, and dump station for stress-free stays.