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Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$3.75 - $5/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
65 campsites
Season
The campground does ...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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3894 FT. MCALLISTER ROAD, RICHMOND HILL, Georgia, 31324, United States
History buffs and families who want spacious, shaded RV or tent sites with real privacy get the best of this park. Fall is the sweet spot: mid-60s daytime temps, fewer crowds, calmer water for kayaking, and migratory birds moving through the marsh.
Raccoons here are bold and plentiful, the showers run at low pressure, and recent reviewer sentiment has been sliding. Light sleepers should know quiet hours at 10 PM aren't always enforced by neighbors.
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Fall delivers the most comfortable camping conditions. Expect daytime highs in the mid-60s to mid-70s°F with nights in the 50s, ideal for exploring the fort and hiking trails without heavy summer humidity or bugs. Migratory birds pass through, and calmer waters make kayaking and boating more pleasant. Weekends still draw crowds, but overall visitor numbers drop compared to summer. Bring bug spray regardless of season. Mosquitoes and ticks appear in reviews as persistent issues, especially near the marsh.
Spring is mild and ideal for outdoor activities; wildlife and vegetation active.
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The Fort McAllister State Historic Site offers a range of facilities and services for campers and visitors. The campground spans 1,725 acres and includes 65 tent, trailer, and RV campsites, two backcountry campsites, seven cottages, a group shelter, and a pioneer campground. Within the facility, you’ll find bike rentals, biking trails, birding opportunities, boat launches, canoe rentals, and paddleboard rentals. Fire rings, fishing access, a fishing pier, geocaching, handicap access, hiking trails, historical areas and structures, laundry facilities, a lookout tower, and a museum are also provided. Picnic shelters, playgrounds, restrooms, and showers are available on-site as well. Additional features include a boat ramp, dock, and tidal creek access for boating and fishing.
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