St. Simons Island and Golden Isle Campgrounds
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Getting back to nature is easy in the St. Simons and coastal Georgia region, with a variety of campgrounds and RV park facilities in the area. We've compiled all the campgrounds located in and near
St. Simons,
Brunswick, and
Jekyll Island to make it easy for you to find the best camping facility that meets your needs and budget.
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Belle Bluff Island Marina and Campground
RR 3 Box 3246-25
Townsend, GA 31331
912.437.6320
Located on White Chimney River, campground offers boat rental, store, charter fishing, boat lift, hunting tours.
Coastal Georgia RV Resort
287 South Port Parkway
Brunswick, GA 31523
912.264.3869
Close to Jekyll, St. Simons and Cumberland Islands.
105 Sites to accommodate large RVs ranging 60 to 75ft and 35ft wide.
Amenities include electric hookup, picnic table, grill, water/sewer, cable TV, wi-fi, laundry rooms, supply store, swimming pool, fishing pier, paddle boats, pavillion, conference room, outdoor fire pit, game room, playground, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard court, and bark park.
Darien Inland Harbor Campground
P.O. Box 1728
Darien, GA 31305
912.437.6172
RV Park and overnight campground. Cable; paved pull through parking; full hookups (no extra charge); clean rest rooms; beautiful shade trees, very convenient to 65 unit outlet mall.
Lake Harmony RV Park
Rt 3 Box 3128
Townsend, GA 31331
888.767.7864
912.832.4338
50 Campsites
Situated midway between Savannah and Brunswick in Townsend, Georgia, Lake Harmony Rv Park must be seen to appreciate its beauty. Although conveniently located just 6 tenths of a mile off I-95, the park is quietly nestled within 60 wooded acres. Here is nature at its finest! Tall Southern Pines and hardwood trees draped in Spanish moss surround the crystal clear spring fed lake. Lake fishing, lake swimming, boating and bird watching are some of the camper's favorite activities.
Pioneer Camping at Cabretta Island
Reynolds Mansion State Historic Site
P.O. Box 15
Sapelo Island, GA 31327
912.485.2299
Groups 15-25 people may camp near the beach on Sapelo's Cabretta Island. Comfort station with hot showers available. Sapelo Island is accessible only by passenger ferry; reservations are required.
Tall Pines Campground
P.O. Box 559
Darien, GA 31305
912.437.3966
45 Campsites
Offers RV and tent camping facilities. Restrooms, showers, laundry room, picnic tables, paved roads. Located near major outlet mall "Prime Outlets" and Darien's Historic District.
Altamaha Regional Park
1605 Altamaha Park Road
Brunswick, GA 31525
912.264.2342
43 Campsites
Boat rentals, ice, bait, tackle, swimming area, picnic facilities, boat ramp, fishing, fishing and hunting licenses, camp store, bathhouses, playground, rustic surroundings, pets allowed on leash. Full hookup and tent sites available.
Blythe Island Regional Park Campground
6616 Blythe Island Hwy.
Brunswick, GA 31523
912.279.2812
800.343.7855
40 Campsites
Public marina; ice, bait and gas available.
A 1,100 acre public park developed and managed by Glynn County with the help of Georgia's Department of Natural Resources. Located just 5 minutes from Exit 29 on I-95 between Savannah and Jacksonville, the park is surrounded by attractions such as St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Jekyll Island, wonderful restaurants, great shopping, and award winning golf courses. In addition to camping Blythe Island Regional Park offers picnic pavilions, a playground, a fresh water lake for swimming and fishing, and a marina and dock to access the South Brunswick River.
Golden Isles Vacation Park
7445 Blythe Island Hwy.
Brunswick, GA 31523
912.261.1025
106 Campsites
New pool. Variety store, laundry, showers, horseshoes, shuffleboard, volleyball, playground, TV lounge, modern hookups, video rental, restaurant, ice. Pets allowed.
Inland Harbor RV Park
I-95 (exit 49) at Darien, GA 31305
912.437.6172
Located on a high bluff overlooking the Altahama River Basin. Amenities include cable and wi-fi, full hookups, clean rest rooms, shade trees, and an outlet mall nearby.
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St. Simons Land Trust
Home to more than 12,000 full-time residents, St. Simons is known for its stately live oaks, abundant salt and fresh water marshes, meandering creeks and rivers, and rich history. Spotted seatrout, redfish, flounder and tarpon are bountiful in the creeks and near shore waters. And, just offshore is the calving ground for the North Atlantic right whale - one of the world's most endangered large whale species. Not surprisingly, St. Simons is also a favorite destination for vacationers.
Like so many coastal areas, St. Simons experienced a population boom in the 1990s. Recognizing that the uniqueness of this barrier island would continue to attract new residents and thus be heavily impacted by development, the St. Simons Land Trust was born. Recognition is given to the vision of local leaders such as Ben Slade III, Frances McCrary, and Jim and Jeannie Manning who were the Land Trust's founding members, and the organization's first Executive Director, Catherine Main, who operated the Land Trust out of her home until 2001 when an office was opened on Frederica Road.
The St. Simons Land Trust has become a community institution entrusted with an extraordinary responsibility: to protect our scenic and historic treasures and to preserve the beauty and charm of our island for generations to come.
Since those early days, the Land Trust has preserved more than 1,000 acres (and another 200 acres in a nearby county). We also hold over 300 acres in conservation easements. We are guided in our work by our most recent strategic plan for land conservation on the island that has established target areas for our work and priorities for transactions.
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