Fort McAllister State Park
Georgia State Park
Write a Review 3894 Fort McAllister Rd. Richmond Hill, GA 31324 912-727-2339 Reservations: 800-864-7275 Official WebsiteGPS: 31.8894, -81.1997
Overview of Fort McAllister State Park
Price for ParkPasses aren't included with the reservation. Overnight guests pay only one ParkPass fee for the duration of their stay.
Last Price Paid: $38
Reported by OGT_GRINDER on 4/30/2024
Longest RV Reported: 44 feet (Toy Hauler Fifth Wheel)
Reported by @rollingonadream_ on 3/26/2021
Number of Sites 67
Pad Type dirt
Reservations yes
Elevation 0 ft / 0 m
Max Stay 14
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Fort McAllister State Park 51 people have reviewed this location.
“Quiet Clean Friendly”
Reviewed 4/30/2024
Nightly rate: | $38 |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
Campground is quiet, peaceful, spread out sites. Comfort stations are clean and functional. Camp sites are level with old broken pic nic tables and metal fire ring. Staff is very friendly and helpful.deer and raccoons have been hand fed sadly by humans came into my very clean camp every day to beg for food from a very close 5’ away
OGT_GRINDER would stay here again
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“Come for the fort”
Reviewed 4/10/2024
Nightly rate: | $45 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 16 |
We came to see the historic fort but the campground is too far to walk. Sites 1-18 have full hookups. It is a short hike to the boat launching area, but that's all.
Tom would stay here again
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“Quiet and wooded”
Reviewed 3/29/2024
Nightly rate: | $36 |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
Site Number: | 41/50 |
RV Length: | 30' (Travel Trailer) |
We spent one night at spot #41 and the rest of the nights at #50. We pull a 30' TT with a Ford Expedition EL and managed to navigate through the trees fine. It did feel a little tight at times but never had an issue getting through. The campground was mostly quiet and comfortable although we had a few odd experiences. The first o... more
We spent one night at spot #41 and the rest of the nights at #50. We pull a 30' TT with a Ford Expedition EL and managed to navigate through the trees fine. It did feel a little tight at times but never had an issue getting through. The campground was mostly quiet and comfortable although we had a few odd experiences.
The first oddity was a tent camping neighbor freaking out over the animals. There are a lot of deer and raccoons. The deer will wander through or very close to your campsite but don't cause any issues. The raccoons are extremely brave and comfortable around people. They will get into your coolers and mess with your things. I know raccoons have that reputation, but I have never seen them so bad before. That's pretty understandable but I would guess our neighbors haven't camped before.
Gnats. So many gnats. Wear pants and long sleeves.
There are four shower stalls. All separate and private which is nice. One of the showers (closest to the playground area) has some serious pressure issues. There's plenty of hot water and the bathrooms were kept clean.
We would definitely stay here again.
Chris would stay here again
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“Quick layover”
Reviewed 2/27/2024
Days stayed: | 1 |
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Site Number: | 26 & 28 |
RV Length: | 20' (Travel Trailer) |
Our sites were not that great. Very small, tight and unlevel. One of them was impossible to get in or out if you had someone in the site next to you. The camp hosts said, they had to make people move their vehicles so other campers could get out. These sites need to be tent sites. Other than that, the park was beautiful. Our sites were... more
Our sites were not that great. Very small, tight and unlevel. One of them was impossible to get in or out if you had someone in the site next to you. The camp hosts said, they had to make people move their vehicles so other campers could get out. These sites need to be tent sites. Other than that, the park was beautiful. Our sites were 26 & 28. 26 was in dirt but level. Bathrooms needed a definite update!
Donna would stay here again
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“Beautiful Campground, very quiet”
Reviewed 2/20/2024
Nightly rate: | $31 |
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Days stayed: | 11 |
Site Number: | 37 |
RV Length: | 22' (Travel Trailer) |
This is a heavily treed, beautiful campground. We were on site #37, some leveling was required but not bad. We had heavy rains and the campsite flooded pretty badly but it was at night and it drained by morning, I'm talking 6 inches of water or more. I would select another campsite if I return. 25-30 minutes to Savannah. The town of Ri... more
This is a heavily treed, beautiful campground. We were on site #37, some leveling was required but not bad. We had heavy rains and the campsite flooded pretty badly but it was at night and it drained by morning, I'm talking 6 inches of water or more. I would select another campsite if I return. 25-30 minutes to Savannah. The town of Richmond Hill is about 5 miles away and has restaurants and shopping, all you would need. The only con I have is that the campsite is dirt so be prepared to vacuum quite a bit. We were there 11 days. We camped at Fort McAllister State Park in a Travel Trailer.
Mike would stay here again
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“lots of wildlife”
Reviewed 2/2/2024
Nightly rate: | $40 |
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Days stayed: | 10 |
Site Number: | 34 |
RV Length: | 39' (Bus) |
Stayed here for 10 days - getting into the park was wonderful with large canopy tree and Spanish moss overhangs. There's a 1mile causeway you'll traverse to get to the camp sites. Mostly shaded sites with the sun peaking out here and there. The roads around the park are narrow. We started FHU site 4 for a night and then moved to W/E ... more
Stayed here for 10 days - getting into the park was wonderful with large canopy tree and Spanish moss overhangs. There's a 1mile causeway you'll traverse to get to the camp sites. Mostly shaded sites with the sun peaking out here and there. The roads around the park are narrow. We started FHU site 4 for a night and then moved to W/E site 34 for the remainder - near the dumpsters and dump station. Site has the shape of a wide horseshoe and was level with 2-30A plugs and a single 20A- water only site. Wanted to experiment with a 2-30A male to 50A female power plug but was told that 30A was the max current that could be supplied to any 30A plug. For taller rigs like ours (12'6") you may consider backing into the site as there are some low hanging branches that will catch the roof. There are a couple bath houses, but they are a bit of walk from this site - just keep that in mind. Hiking/biking trails start back at the visitor center - mostly flat and muddy. AT&T service allowed us to stream shows and hold video calls; TMobile was hit or miss. The laundry room had 1 washer and 1 dryer so be aware.
We had a nice interactions with all the CG hosts. Struck up many conversations with Ronnie and Cheryl as well as with Fred. Good times. There's lots of squirrels, deer, and raccoons roaming around the CG. Think I even saw an armadillo.
We did have to euthanize our older cat during our stay here. The CG hosts and staff were accommodating allowing us to have a hospice vet come to our campsite. Thankful to provide her a peaceful place to leave the material world.
kerry_atx would stay here again
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“Beautiful park”
Reviewed 12/13/2023
Nightly rate: | $40 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 8 |
Stayed 2 nights passing through Georgia. Park is about 30 minute drive from highway. Beautiful and clean. Had to buy a park pass but also received senior discount. Interior roads are narrow and bumpy. We have a 40’ Class A. Site 8 was very tight, although it was rated for up to 50’. Took about 30 min to drive into Savannah. Nic... more
Stayed 2 nights passing through Georgia. Park is about 30 minute drive from highway. Beautiful and clean. Had to buy a park pass but also received senior discount. Interior roads are narrow and bumpy. We have a 40’ Class A. Site 8 was very tight, although it was rated for up to 50’. Took about 30 min to drive into Savannah. Nice walking, and has boat dock and pier. Would stay again, but different site. Our Starlink could not connect but Verizon was great.
sry would stay here again
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“Long stay without Cell Service or WiFi”
Reviewed 11/14/2023
Nightly rate: | $30 |
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Days stayed: | 10 |
Site Number: | 43 |
Although it is a beautiful campground, cell service was so bad, I was struggling to even open the weather ap. Only 1 bar of Verizon and no clear view of sky for Starlink to work (there are a few sites that might have worked, but the park was sold out, so not able to change sites - look carefully if WiFi is important). They do have Wi... more
Although it is a beautiful campground, cell service was so bad, I was struggling to even open the weather ap. Only 1 bar of Verizon and no clear view of sky for Starlink to work (there are a few sites that might have worked, but the park was sold out, so not able to change sites - look carefully if WiFi is important). They do have WiFi at the office and I was able to use it from the front porch bench (no picnic table on the porch). The Fort is worth the extra price to walk through it. Laundry room is great. Showers are nice, each a personal unit with toilet, sink and handicap shower, but water flow is restricted, leaving just a stream to wash off soap and shampoo. The hiking paths are good and the deer, raccoons and armadillos - as well as hundreds of squirrels are fun to watch. The constant pinging of berries falling on my roof, not so great. Its a good area to sightsee in Savannah, but probably would not stay again. OTA TV is totally available, but I'm not a TV person and would much rather be able to search the web for sightseeing and hiking trails and to check opening hours, tours and prices. Recommendations by the office for lunch were great - but everything recommended didn't open until 4pm on a Monday. Publix is close by, so that was helpful. I'm full time, so having some cell service or WiFi is important - timing was off for me. Perhaps another time when I have no need for either, this would be magical.
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“Deer To Greet You In The Morning ”
Reviewed 6/7/2023
Nightly rate: | $35 |
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Site Number: | 06 |
Great campground! My family enjoyed the deer that come right up to you in the morning. We didn’t use the bath house so I can’t comment on cleanliness or water temperature but the nature was absolutely beautiful! Spots are dirt. Plenty of trails and nature to enjoy and explore.
Ravenontheroad would stay here again
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“Ok park, but could use some road maintenance and better site definition”
Reviewed 4/20/2023
Nightly rate: | $30 |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
Site Number: | 30 |
RV Length: | 35' (Fifth Wheel) |
I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in the site #30, an E/W (30A), PT site for $30/night with a senior discount. The roads are asphalt and sites are packed sand. Go slow since the roads are narrow and there are trees close to the edges in several spots. Some sites were not very well defined and I just had ... more
I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in the site #30, an E/W (30A), PT site for $30/night with a senior discount. The roads are asphalt and sites are packed sand. Go slow since the roads are narrow and there are trees close to the edges in several spots. Some sites were not very well defined and I just had to guess where to go based on tire tracks in the sand. Also, prior occupants had moved the fire ring which blocked egress to the site. It took some back and forth to get positioned so that I wouldn’t hit trees with my slides, wouldn’t be tail to nose with my neighbor and could get my truck out of the site after I parked. People at the office were very friendly and helpful. I had 2 bars LTE with Verizon (downloads were slow and calls were shaky), lots of OTA channels, no wifi. The bathhouse was clean although the camp hosts fought a losing battle with keeping sand out. They cleaned them several times a day. It was a nice enough stay, but I would probably try to book somewhere else if I came back to the area.
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“what a shame ”
Reviewed 12/11/2019
Nightly rate: | $35 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
It’s a shame the state government in Georgia finds it acceptable to fly so many lone confederate flags in the office/“museum” of this park. As soon as you walk in you see two large confederate flags hanging and many other ones throughout, including miniature ones for sale at the front desk. We aren’t talking about a private cit... more
It’s a shame the state government in Georgia finds it acceptable to fly so many lone confederate flags in the office/“museum” of this park.
As soon as you walk in you see two large confederate flags hanging and many other ones throughout, including miniature ones for sale at the front desk.
We aren’t talking about a private citizens freedom of speech here, we are talking about a governments refusal to accept the loss and recognize the hate, violence, and enslavement the flag represents.
When I gave this feedback to the women working the front desk, they said nothing but “have a good day, sir”
It’s clear this park is only for white, racist southerners. All others are made to feel excluded.
The sad part is, the park itself is beautiful.
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
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Fort McAllister State Park
Posted October 14, 2015 by benjaminkell@gmail.com under Campground Reviews, Georgia Date of Stay: October 12-14, 2015 Total Cost Per Night: $32 ($5/night additional for state p...
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Amenities
Hookups
- 50 Amp
- 20 Amp
- Partial Hookups
Recreation
- bike rental
- boat ramp
- boat rental
- fishing
- picnic area
- playground
- recreation trail
- water access
Site Amenities
- big rig
- fire ring
- picnic table
- pull thru
Facilities
- cabins
- dump station
- ADA Accessible
- restrooms: flush
- showers
- trash
- water available
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