Hardeeville Rv-Thomas Parks and Sites

Very nice place the grounds are clean owner always out and about that have a potluck every month and I have met a lot of nice people

Called here to ask about availability. The person I talked to sounded as if I was inconveniencing her — wasn’t sure, but would call me back. She never did. In the meantime I called another Hardeeville RV park. Very friendly — knew exactly what was available. Even though a little more expensive, we chose the second spot. An example of good and bad customer service

Located about 10 minutes away from Savannah, Georgia, this RV park in South Carolina was an absolute surprise. The registration was a little weird at first because you almost had to know exactly which spot you were going to be in before you arrived, but once you go through it once it was so easy that it almost became preferable to what other parks make you go through. They do not take credit cards, so be prepared to have cash or a check on hand. We stayed here on Passport America and only ended up spending$ 25 a night. Otherwise, it’s either $ 30 on other popular club plans or $ 50 for the regular rate – which given its proximity to downtown historic Savannah, is still well worth the cost.
When we arrived, the staff member was friendly and accommodating as she explained to us where in the park we would be fit with our need for a Verizon signal and internet access. Once she had directed to a few spots, we were able to choose the one that best suited us. The cell signal in that area is a bit flaky, so a cell booster would definitely help but, we were eventually about to settle into a space that gave us a steady signal and a decent connection to their park’s wifi – which had excellent speeds, even when the park was full.
The utilities were also good, but unlike the wifi, the electricity would start to flake out as the park got fuller and fuller. To be fair, it was a very hot week, but as more and more people were turning on their A/​Cs you can really see the drain on the lines. The water tasted clean and fresh but the water pressure was well over 50lbs, so be sure to hook up a water pressure limiter. The cable TV, which was also included in the rates had many channels and the connection/​signal was steady throughout our visit.
The one downside that I could see for many travellers is the lack of other conveniences. This park does not have public showers and restrooms, so you better come packing your own facilities. The laundry room on site is good to have and it include a small office area that allows you to make phone calls and send faxes. However, the laundry machines themselves leave much to be desired. Many are out of order and the rest smell very musty. But it’s there for your usage in a pinch and the machines don’t leave your clothes smelling bad.
Finally, the park itself was very dog-​friendly. They had constructed a very large fully fenced dog park off to one side that included places for people to sit, dog toys, and water bowls. Additionally, the park itself was large and well lit which made evening dog walks an enjoyable and safe. There was just enough nature and grass and trees between each of the spaces to make you feel like you were still in a natural environment.
All in all, it was such an enjoyable stay that even though my husband and I only planned for two days originally, we ended up hanging out for well over a week. I will definitely be back and this place has now become my go-​to destination when touring the Savannah area.