We spent a few weeks at this location and it was fantastic in numerous ways! The positive aspects include well-organized sites with concrete platforms. All the utilities like electricity, water, and sewage connections were clean. The swimming pool and other facilities were great, though we couldn't comment on the lazy river and splash pad as they were not open during our stay. There's a convenience store on the premises, a compact fitness center, and a sauna. They also have a lakeside eatery which we liked and they organize events almost every day. On the downside, the cost for some activities seemed a tad high. The scavenger hunt, which is entirely phone-based, was particularly noticeable. The laundry cost is the highest we've encountered in any campsites, at $3 per load for both washing and drying - so $6 for a complete wash and dry! It's a very pleasant campsite, conveniently located near the city center and Richmond Hill. Despite a few negatives, we found this to be a superb place to stay. We are certain to return!

Pin this RV Resort in Savannah, GA! (We are Fulltime RVers, working remotely) 🔥CreekFire Motorcoach Ranch 🔥 has to be one of our favorite places to stay! They have the basics… -LEVEL, 60+ft long, 40ft wide pull thrus(big rig friendly) -Full hook up, 50 amp spots -Right off the interstate -Campground WiFi -Grassy areas and dog parks -Close to town but still feels remote -HANNAH at the poolside bar is a rockstar! PLUSSSS A Lazy River! Year round heated pool, hot tubs, lake view full service restaurant, pool bar and restaurant, SAUNA!, Gym, market, activities, group outdoor lounges, and more! The park seemed empty during the week and we had the place to ourselves! But, wait there is more! -23 minute drive to Forsyth Park! -45 minute drive to Tybee Island! We are Thousand Trails members which helps us save MAJOR money on camping spots but we had to splurge for this! We paid $400 for 7 days here, which includes a 20% discount on our first stay! Find the code on their website!

Pin this RV Resort in Savannah, GA! (We are Fulltime RVers, working remotely) 🔥CreekFire Motorcoach Ranch 🔥 has to be one of our favorite places to stay! They have the basics… -LEVEL, 60+ft long, 40ft wide pull thrus(big rig friendly) -Full hook up, 50 amp spots -Right off the interstate -Campground WiFi -Grassy areas and dog parks -Close to town but still feels remote -HANNAH at the poolside bar is a rockstar! PLUSSSS A Lazy River! Year round heated pool, hot tubs, lake view full service restaurant, pool bar and restaurant, SAUNA!, Gym, market, activities, group outdoor lounges, and more! The park seemed empty during the week and we had the place to ourselves! But, wait there is more! -23 minute drive to Forsyth Park! -45 minute drive to Tybee Island! We are Thousand Trails members which helps us save MAJOR money on camping spots but we had to splurge for this! We paid $400 for 7 days here, which includes a 20% discount on our first stay! Find the code on their website!

Arrival - Super easy with online booking. The approach into registration is a little wonky, a super hard left, but the registration lanes were very wide and accommodating. Check-in was super easy with a great deal of information provided. Navigation to the sites is super easy as well. Tips - Make sure you're looking on your left for the white fence at the entrance and have your speed down on the access road. If you have kids, try to get one of the spots closer to the playground, pool, and lazy river. If not, the spots out on the periphery where we were are great. Watch out for the kiddos, they were everywhere and some folks were driving a little too fast for our liking within the park. Favorites - So much to do and see in the park. We stayed over Halloween and the calender was jam-packed with events, parades, trick-or-treating, and pumpkin carving contests; super fun for the kids. Beautifully appointed and maintained park. Clear line of sight for Starlink. Negatives - No real negatives to spoil the experience. Some highway/road noise out where we stayed.

Eleven rigs met for an Airstream Rally. We were received well, grouped together and used their meeting room(a bit pricy). A new location with no trees, would be hot in summer. They opened just two years ago. They have a very nice water park and boating facilities although we didn't use any of them due to cold rainy weather. Very clean level pads with new tables and fire pits. No cable and poor WiFi inspire of being 50 feet from antenna.

It is and has been a very nice place to stay. Clean, well maintained and appropriately staffed. Facilities are among the best. There is a good queuing area at checkin, and roads/sites were planned with big rigs in mind. Campers have always been respectful and responsible, pick up after their dogs. Creekfire draws a better type of camper. We never had any complaints until now. They charged us 10.00 a night per pet! Let’s just say what it is; 40 dollars of additional profits/greed for our two night stay. If they charge 10 a night for kids too , we will come back.

Stayed here for the first time in May. We were very impressed. Each site is a cement pad and level. The connections are easy to make. You don't have to disconnect your tow as there is plenty of space in the pull thru sites. They have three pools and a lazy river which we took advantage of after getting all sweaty hooking up. They have trivia nights on Tuesdays and later in the week, they have a bar & restaurant. Unfortunately, we stayed on a Monday night so couldn't take advantage of these. A couple of reasons for a 4 vs 5 star. When we got there, we were told that we reserved a site that couldn't handle our Class A MH. Well, the site only allows you to select a type of site, not a specific location. I thought I entered all my MH information correctly, but perhaps not. So their website needs some improvements. Another annoying aspect of their website is that you keep getting pop ups that say someone just reserved as if that is going to make us want to stay more. It would be nice if the bar/rest were open more nights. Perhaps this was a result of short staff during Covid. There were definitely enough people staying there to justify from a business standpoint. One final point is that they have two sections. There is a back section that is close to a lake. So if you want more privacy (a few sites back right up to the lake), try to score a spot there. Although I'm not quite sure how you do this. Perhaps when you call, they can reserve one of those spaces?

I had booked a extended stay here for the fall and had to turn around and cancel it due a change in plans. We will try to stay here again.

We called about two weeks before we got there and they had a cancellation. We landed Site 106, which is literally the best site in the park! Our site was a drive in site which had an amazing view of the lake! The site has a cement pad, was level and had full hookups (50 amp electric, water, sewer), cable, picnic table and fire pit. Connectivity: AT&T was 4 bars and great upload and download speeds and 50+ OTA TV channels. This park is a destination park as it has a swimming pool, a lazy river, splash pad playground, a hiking trail and so much more! We ate in the restaurant and the food was delicious! We stayed for 4 nights, but wish we could have stayed longer! It is a perfect park to explore downtown Savannah or Tybee Island. We would definitely stay again!

We had heard good things about the campground and needed a place to stop on our way north. It is very new and well maintained. Facilities looked nice. But the sites were very small and little room between them. The wifi was weak also and we had trouble staying connected. Staff was very nice.

Relatively new park. A little on the pricey side but lots of things to do here. Staff very friendly. Several large fire pits scattered around the park to catch some warmth in cold weather. Excellent service from staff. Propane tanks are picked up and taken to be filled and returned as well as food or beverages ordered that can be delivered to your site. Would have given five star rating but concrete pull through sites not level and sewer connections require extensions to reach; surprised a new park not appearing to have been engineered by an RV knowledgeable person(s). Very close to excellent dining by the Interstate. I would stay here again. Very good Wi-Fi signal from park but actual Internet was not very good, did speed test and found to be 5.88 Mbps download. Verizon very bad which was surprising being so close to the Interstate.

Such a great campground for families. LOTS to do inside the campground and close to all the area attractions and restaurants. We can't wait to come back when the weather is warmer for the pool and lazy river. The staff is super easy to deal with as well.