Richmond Hill serves as Georgia's gateway to coastal history and Lowcountry beaches. Six RV parks position you steps from Fort McAllister's Civil War earthworks and the Ogeechee River. Camp here to launch day trips to Savannah's oak-draped squares or Tybee Island's sands.
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Richmond Hill hugs US Highway 17 south of Savannah. Fort McAllister State Historic Park lures visitors with tabby fort ruins, cannon mounts, and trails through maritime forest. J.F. Gregory Park buzzes with disc golf courses, playgrounds, and the fall Seafood Festival. Kayak the Ogeechee River's blackwater bends or spot gators at nearby Wildlife Management Areas.
Savannah South KOA Holiday welcomes families and groups with WiFi, showers, and 50-amp sites from $53 nightly. Fort McAllister State Park Campground fits history seekers with 30- and 50-amp hookups plus showers, priced $12 to $230. Waterway RV Park and Waterway RV Campground draw boaters to Ogeechee River frontage for fishing and launches.
Richmond Hill stands out for Fort McAllister State Historic Park's Civil War relics. The city draws crowds to J.F. Gregory Park's trails and the annual Seafood Festival on Ford Avenue. Its spot on the Ogeechee River boosts paddling and fishing adventures near Savannah.
Savannah South KOA Holiday, Fort McAllister State Park Campground, Fort McAllister State Park, Waterway RV Park, and Waterway RV Campground cluster near Richmond Hill. Most hug US 17 or the Ogeechee River for easy access. Expect 50-amp hookups and showers at top options like KOA and the state park.
Savannah South KOA Holiday and Fort McAllister State Park Campground deliver 50-amp service. KOA adds WiFi and group sites from $53 nightly; the state park mixes history with showers at $12 to $230. Both suit big rigs near the Ogeechee River.