RV Resort
Coastal Georgia RV Resort
Brunswick, Georgia · (289 reviews)
We rolled off I-95 tired on a long haul north, and five minutes later we were leveled on a concrete pad with the awning out — that’s the whole pitch for Coastal Georgia RV Resort. It’s one mile from Exit 29, the sites are genuinely wide, and it carries real resort amenities. If you want quick highway access and full facilities over Spanish moss and shade, this is the Brunswick-area pick.
Who is Coastal Georgia RV Resort best for?
Road trippers breaking up a Florida-to-Northeast drive, and snowbirds settling in for weeks — anyone who values amenities and easy access over a wilderness feel. All 105 sites run 35 feet wide and 60-70 feet long, far roomier than the 25-30-foot widths a lot of parks pack in. We put a 38-foot Class A plus a Jeep on the pad with space to spare. Concrete pads and patios keep everything clean when it rains, and most sites are pull-throughs, so a big rig rarely has to back in.
What does it cost, and does that price hold?
When we researched this in July 2026, rates ran about $50-$55/night — around $49.50 with the Good Sam discount, $55 without — but resort pricing moves seasonally, so read that as a snapshot. Cable TV and WiFi are baked into the rate, which is rare:
| Site type | Approx. rate (as of July 2026) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full-Hookup Pull-Through | 35 ft wide, 60-70 ft long, 30/50 amp, concrete pad + patio, most sites | |
| Full-Hookup Back-In | 35 ft wide, 30/50 amp, concrete pad + patio, limited availability |
The 10% Good Sam discount saves about $5.50 a night; over roughly six nights it covers a year of membership. For how a nightly rate fits a whole-trip budget, see our RV rental cost guide.
Which site should you request?
Ask for a back site if you’re a light sleeper, and a site near the office if you need to work. The I-95 convenience comes with highway noise, and where you park changes how much you hear it.
- For quiet: back sites, furthest from the entrance, have more tree buffer.
- To avoid the loudest hum: skip the front rows nearest the entrance road.
- For remote work: sites near the office pulled 15-25 Mbps for us — test speeds when you arrive and move if needed.
What are the amenities really like?
They’re legitimate, not brochure filler. The pool is well-kept and sized for morning laps or an afternoon cool-off (heated in the shoulder seasons, closed in winter). Three bathhouses and three laundromats keep waits short on a full weekend. The conference center hosts potlucks and RV-club gatherings, which extended-stay snowbirds lean on all winter. There’s a game room, an on-site store with LP gas, plus lake fishing, paddle boats, horseshoes, and shuffleboard.
Bottom line
For an overnight on the interstate or a long amenity-rich winter stay, Coastal Georgia RV Resort earns its keep — wide sites, concrete pads, a real pool, and included cable and WiFi, all a mile off I-95. Trade the highway hum for a quieter setting at Blythe Island Regional Park, or go for the island at Jekyll Island Campground. Round out the trip with our Georgia state guide.
Which sites to request
- Request a back site (furthest from the entrance and I-95) if you're a light sleeper — the front rows catch the most highway noise.
- Sites near the office pull the strongest WiFi; if you're working remotely, ask for one and test speeds the moment you arrive.
- Most sites are pull-throughs at 35 ft wide and 60-70 ft long, so a big Class A plus a toad fits without shuffling.
Pros
- Genuinely wide sites (35 ft) with concrete pads and patios — big-rig friendly and clean in the rain
- One mile off I-95 Exit 29, so it's a fast, easy overnight on a Florida-to-Northeast run
- Resort amenities included: pool, game room, conference center, cable and WiFi in the rate
Cons
- You will hear I-95 traffic, especially from the front sites near the entrance
- It's a resort, not a nature setting — less Spanish moss and shade than the island parks
- Pool is seasonal (closed in winter), so shoulder-and-cold-season stays lose that draw
Amenities
- 105 Spacious Sites (35 ft wide, 60-70 ft long)
- Most Sites Pull-Through
- Full Hookups (30/50 amp, water, sewer)
- Concrete Pads & Patios
- Picnic Table & Grill at Each Site
- Cable TV & WiFi Included
- Swimming Pool
- Conference Center (4 rooms, seating 18-200+)
- 3 Modern Bathhouses
- 3 Laundromats
- On-Site Store (RV supplies, LP gas)
- Game Room
- Lake Fishing
- Paddle Boats Available
- Dock Access
- Horseshoe Pits
- Shuffleboard Courts
- Pavilion for Cookouts
- Good Sam Discount (10%)
- Pet Friendly
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Coastal Georgia RV Resort cost per night?
When we researched this in July 2026, the base rate ran about $55/night, dropping to roughly $49.50 with the 10% Good Sam discount — cable TV, WiFi, water, electric, and sewer included. Resort pricing moves with season and demand, so treat that as a research-date snapshot and confirm the live rate when you book. Weekly and monthly rates are available by phone.
Is Good Sam membership worth it for a stay here?
If you're staying about six nights or more, yes. The 10% discount saves roughly $5.50 a night, and a year of Good Sam runs $29-39 — so a week here nearly covers the dues. For a single 1-2 night stop it's not worth joining just for this; for frequent travelers it pays off across the network.
How big are the sites, and will a big rig fit?
Comfortably. Every site is 35 feet wide with 60-70 feet of length, which is roomier than the 25-30-foot widths a lot of parks squeeze in. We parked a 38-foot Class A plus a tow vehicle on the concrete pad with space left for the awning, chairs, and grill. Most sites are pull-throughs, so you rarely have to back in.
Is the I-95 location noisy?
The convenience is unbeatable — one mile from Exit 29, off the highway and set up in five minutes — but you will hear traffic. Front sites near the entrance catch the most truck and jake-brake noise; back sites have more tree buffer and run quieter. Light sleepers should request a back site and pack earplugs.
What resort amenities does it actually have?
A real swimming pool (heated in the shoulder seasons, closed in winter), three bathhouses, three laundromats, a game room, an on-site store with RV supplies and LP gas, a conference center used for group events, plus lake fishing, paddle boats, horseshoes, and shuffleboard. Cable TV and WiFi are included in the rate.
How does it compare to the other Brunswick campgrounds?
It sits between the two. Choose Coastal Georgia for resort amenities and quick I-95 access on a road-trip stop or an extended winter stay. Choose Blythe Island Regional Park for value and 1,100 acres of nature, or Jekyll Island Campground for the barrier-island setting and walking access to Driftwood Beach.