My family and I visited Jekyll Island Campground for Spring Break. I was very pleased with the campground. It was clean and the kids loved the bike trails. It is also right across from the fishing pier so the kids could ride to the pier each day. The campground was also very dog friendly. There was plenty of walking areas... More

We just spent 4 nights at the campground in a tent site (no water, electric). When I called to reserve, the young lady was extremely helpful, and went out of her way to find a site that would accommodate our large group. Check-in was quick and easy. Our site (and as far as I could tell, all the sites) had... More

spent 5 nights in our 30 ft. travel trailer. the camp was lovely with a canopy of trees and adjacent to the greenway that surrounds the island. camp was well run, clean, organized and quiet. we had nice people all around us, lots of full time rv's who were helpful to us newbies. I would definitely go back. More

We checked in on a Sunday and left on a Friday and had a great time. We tent camped and loved the seclusion and beauty of the primitive camping area. Jean checked us in and helped us with everything we needed to know. The bathhouses were clean, the people friendly. We got a little bug-eaten, but the morning bike rides... More

My husband and I camped in our Coleman pop up for 5 nights in early march of 2012. Two of the 3 office girls were very helpful and friendly upon our arrival. The Camp was full but they gave us 2 choices of very small spots if we wanted. The Sites are close together but we were happy to have... More

when i first arrived i was greeted with smiling faces, and southern hospitality (wich i love, being from NY). The campground was beautiful! the bathrooms were very very clean and have recently been re-modeled. The environment was welcoming and exciting! There are plenty of things to keep you and the kids busy; beaching, waterpark,bike riding, fishing, golf, putt-putt, fishing charters,... More

This is a very nice campsite. The site we had was very large and close to the restrooms and had power and water. We camp in a tent and bring quite a few amenities and also choose site with power. We were fortunate to get one of two sites there with power for tents and small campers. The close proximity... More

The campground has both pull-through ($36.75) and back-in ($33.60) sites with many long-term snow birds during the winter months ($525/mo). All sites have EWS, there is free wifi and cable at each site, and laundry is $1.50 each for wash and dry. The young girls working in the office seem more interested in surfing the web and listening to their... More

The bathrooms seem to have been upgraded. But although it is situated in a nice place (there aren't any bad places on the island), and in a state park, it is not operated by the state park system, but a separate "authority." What that means is the campground is just like the commercial ones where there are a lot of... More