Securing a place here can be quite difficult. We had to utilize a cancellation subscription website, https://campnab.com/, to find an available slot. The process was smooth and we continued to observe more availability even after we had booked our own. The campsite is beautiful and lush with foliage. Mobile network reception was good, allowing us to work remotely without any issues. The area is often visited by deer who are accustomed to human presence. We didn't make use of the amenities so we can't provide any insight on that. The historic district is roughly a 25-minute drive away. We made a few trips by car and once hailed an Uber when we planned to go out for drinks. Parking can be problematic if you're driving. It's best to opt for parking garages, unless you're fortunate. If a parking spot is available three blocks away from your destination, it's advisable not to ignore it. Uber rides cost us around $30-35 during the early evening, but the fare increased to around $90 when we returned close to midnight. Still, it's a safer option than risking a traffic violation. Overall, it's a fantastic camping location. Spot #65 is at a corner and maneuvering our 35ft 5th wheel into it was a bit tricky. We wouldn't recommend this spot for larger vehicles. Apart from that, it was a perfect location.

Successfully managed to spend two days midweek at one of the most challenging parks to secure a booking at, or so I've heard. I'm not certain about the reason. The top-tier pull-through spots with full hook-up are the best choice, but they're limited. We got there a day following a two-day downpour, and numerous sites, including #74, had muddy entrances and exits. We spent $98, including taxes and fees, for two nights at a pull-through, horse shoe-shaped site, equipped with 50 amp and water. The majority of the campground roads are single lane, not one-way, and are narrow, tree-lined, and root-bumpy. I found myself in a face-off with a 40-foot bus, and I was determined not to be the one to reverse. He was able to fit into an unoccupied spot to let me pass. The premium pull-through spots, playgrounds, store, trails, and camp hosts all earn a five-star rating.

Our initial visit to this location was fantastic and we certainly plan to return. This superb state park offers large camping areas surrounded by numerous trees. The park's walking paths are ideal for dog walks. The park personnel were amiable and the souvenir shop was well-supplied. Although our site didn't have sewage hookups, a dumping station was available. We're definitely planning another trip!

The campsite was lovely and it wasn't difficult to reach the city center of Savannah during the day. Skidaway Island is peculiar due to its single road that leads to a massive gated community. However, facilities like a supermarket, fuel station, and bank are conveniently located just beyond the boundaries of the state park. I relied on AT&T for streaming services and experienced download speeds of less than 10 Mbps and upload speeds of around 1 Mbps. The washroom facilities were not temperature regulated, resulting in a consistent moisture presence, with damp walls, wet toilet paper, mirrors, and floors.

We decided to halt for the night here at the last minute. The digital reservation system was efficient, allowing us to book and pay for our spot the previous evening. During our journey, an employee reached out to us, briefing us on how to check in after working hours. The trickiest part was finding our spot in the dark. Although we were given a map of the campground and directions, there were no specific signposts. Arriving during daylight hours would have been easier. The spot was listed online as a back-in, but it was actually a pull-through. The ground was mostly flat and covered in dirt, with a concrete patio and a picnic table. The area was roomy and there was a decent amount of space between spots. A restroom was located across the street. The utilities provided were limited to water and electricity, which were situated at the front of the spot. If you have hose and cord extensions, you'll have more flexibility in setting up your spot. The internal and access roads were straightforward to navigate. Despite only staying for one night, we would definitely consider a longer stay here in the future.