Sakakawea RV Park

This is a park that clearly cares about its guests and comfort. We stayed in a cabin that had pretty much everything but a stove (certainly understandable). The park and our cabin were maintained and thoughtful, from fish feeding pond (a hit with our kid) to playground and wildflower garden. We didn’t have problems with dog noise, and the road was less noisy than the other KOA locations we’ve stayed at in the south on this trip. Don’t be put off by the list of rules, they just elaborate on the Golden Rule. Highlights: Be a responsible dog owner, over 3 people you will pay extra, and no late check-ins (period!). Right across the street from the swamp makes for an early, cooler start. Recommended.

Easy access RV park that is located on the eastern edge of the Okefenokee Park. Dale and his wife greeted us with a warm welcome and a warm cookie! We have a 42 foot 5th wheel and we had plenty of room to maneuver and park. Each site has level, hard packed gravel with full hookups. And we really liked how they enforce NO outside lights after 10 PM. The dark sky campground provides great views of the constellations.

Excellent place of business the owners are very professional and it shows when you stay here very well taken care of very quiet and relaxing. Many things to do here as well as a drive away a bit secluded but I like it that way.