Our choice of the Red Gate Farm Campground for our sojourn in Savannah left us extremely satisfied. The campsite was rather compact and lacked much shade, the only downside that comes to mind. Regardless, the petite camping space was nestled within expansive, stunning farmland, home to horses and ancient oak trees which, to me, bore witness to Native Americans, 18th-century settlers, Civil War soldiers and more. Red Gate Farms was the ideal location for a stay in a city steeped in history like Savannah. We've created a video about this campsite on our YouTube channel, Summertime RV Rovers, titled "From Savannah Through St Augustine To Florida". We encourage you to watch it for yourself. Our stay at Red Gate Campground & RV Resort was in a Motorhome.

A delightful location to reside. An attractive ranch and land for strolling. Ample convenient parking spaces available! An excellent spot for exploring Savannah!

We had a great time riding our e-bikes around the campground and seeing the horses, surrounding area,etc. THe spots are in great shape, roomy, and level. The fire pits were cleaned out every day by someone and they pick up your trash at the site...put it infront befoer 9 AM. The ONLY downfall for us was the loud train in the distance every night ! You could hear the train horn and train cars banging into each other. A great staff, and beautiful place to stay, just be ready for train noise.

This is a small RV park but the staff, grounds and amenities make it a great place to stay. The grounds are very well kept and they offer a happy hour on Tuesdays. It is clean and about 15 minutes to downtown Savannah. Access to highway is close and you may hear an occasional train.

Fantastic location in close proximity to Savannah. The RV sites are basic FHU on grass, but the farm is stunning!

Made reservations online and it was very simple. Location was easily accessible for any size rig. Property is huge and immaculate. The sites are fairly level and have everything you need. The main office has 24hr access to laundry and bathroom w/ shower. Horses, Goats, turtles, trails, ponds - all accesible to guests. Wifi was not great for working purpose. Verizon had 4 LTE bars. Starlink worked GREAT.

We spent 3 nights here and felt like we were home. The showers and laundry room are in the main’ house’ and felt like someone’s home. $2 for wash and $2 for dry. The staff were friendly and informative. Great internet and 4 bars for Verizon. Plenty of space between sites. Uber was $12-16 to go into historic Savannah, but Old Time Trolley does a9 am pick up and 4pm drop off if you sign up for their tour. Use Good Sam discount.

Have stayed twice and will continue to us them. Safe and easy.

Brought our bikes and loved riding around the farm and trails. Sites very spacious, except ours which was squished between two others but still never felt crowded due to the ample space close by and not a large campground. Not many folks stay long, over our 7 days our neighbors changed out 2-4 times on each side of us. Close to downtown and tourist stuff, but we really enjoyed the quiet of the farm. Went to pool several times and it’s beautiful and clean. We forgot our travel wifi but had no issues using our smart TV to stream using guest wifi. No buffering. The weddings and events were quiet, never noticed them and the train noise in other reviews seemed strange to me as we never heard it unless outside and it was still not very loud. I’ve heard much worse! All of the employees were nice and helpful. Would stay again

We were pleasantly surprised by how cute and pristine this campground is. It was a very small campground, but the grassy sites were decent-sized. The grounds can have several weddings they are hosting at a time - two while we were there and we didn't hear a sound. It was a beautiful farm to walk around in. The horses and buildings are beautiful. It's not a place we would stay for an extended stay but it was perfect for 2 nights. We'd definitely go back if we wanted to visit Savannah again.

I think we set the bar pretty high this was our first campground we stayed at in a six week journey. My wife had to work during our stay and we had a Wi-Fi repeater right behind our site so we got excellent WiFi. Plenty to see and do around the campground. It was about a 15 min drive to most areas of Savannah. Uber was about 15 dollar each way. There is a train yard nearby so you can hear trains all throughout the night but nothing that kept us up.

Red Gate Farms is a beautiful property right off Chatham Pkwy. They provide large, grassy sites with firepits, clean bathrooms and laundry and friendly staff. You can walk the approximately 3/4 mile loop around the property and see goats, horses, and several ponds that encircle the farm. It close proximity to Savannah is an easy drive, Uber ride or even a trolly will come pick you up for a Savannah tour. The only drawback we found was the night noise. Red Gate Farms is not only a campground, it is also home to several venues that host weddings and other events which can be noisy in the evening. Also, because of the proximity to Chatham Pkwy, road noise and sirens also tend to seem louder at night. There is also a train that rumbles nearby and blows its horn all hours of the night.

After a long day in Savannah we had a quick and easy drive to the campground. There are not a lot of campsites on the huge property. They have horses, goats and tons of room for walking. There are many old (and new) buildings to view. There were several weddings on property but we didn’t even know they were there. There is some road noise and trains nearby.

We loved our stay at Red Gate. If you enjoy a country setting within 15 minutes of historic Savannah, this is a great choice. Prices are fair, location is amazing and the sites are well spaced. We chose a water & electric site (C-2) and couldn't believe how spacious it was...also near the pond. The campground has a ton of amenities; outdoor pool, fire pits and farm animals(goats), ranking at the top! Highly recommend this family run park and will definitely return in the future.

Beautiful grounds. Ponds with ducks, fishing, turtles birds and other wildlife, TEN MINUTES from downtown Savannah. Nice pool with shade. A very relaxing place to stay.

We arrived after dark with a 44’ fifth wheel. The camp manager called us before the office closed for the night to give us our campsite info and directions to the spot. Backing in was very easy- there is plenty of room and you can drive over the grass. The sites offer plenty of stand-off from your neighbor, however the pads are only the width of your rig, so you will be stepping down into the mud or grass. Our site had a picnic table and a stone fire pit. The laundry facilities are inside the office, so they are not accessible after 6pm. This campground does NOT have a bathhouse or shower house. Inside the office (which is a double-wide house) are two small bathrooms with showers for guests to use. But they are encouraged to shower in their own rigs, and neither the toilets or showers are available when the office is closed. This was a major drawback for us since our black tank valve is broken. The farm is lovely to walk around, impeccably manicured with huge oaks, trails around the pond and plenty of picturesque scenery. The farm is quiet although one night we were awoken to loud drag-racers on the highway and there is a train that comes through at night. The BEST part is the 10 minute drive to downtown historic Savannah- and if you request at the office, the trolly will pick you up at 9am. Can’t beat the location for proximity