Holbrook Pond Recreation Area and Campground

Solo, mature, female, primative tent camping for 1 week. Free hot showers, free laundry, many walking trails, pond with deck, fishing, close access to amenites at Fort Stewart. Grounds are very well maintained , clean and organized. Most down falls I saw were purely the users not the providers. I plan on returning in a month to visit Savannah, only a 1/2 hour commute.

30 to 45 minutes from Savannah. Nice level sites, mostly gravel.

Older mature diverse couple, first time trying this camp site. Also very new to the camping scene. It was a military RV park with 30 and 50 amp full hook ups. Very large spaces (like 70 feet long) if you get spots 20 thru 30. Long term spots (for those staying over 10 days). The nature beauty from the small lake/pond to the walking trails made it very cozy. We would love to come back and hopefully one day host their.

This is a standard style military RV park with 30 and 50 amp full hook ups. Very large spaces (like 70 feet long) if you get spots 20 thru 30. Long term spots (for those staying over 10 days) are pretty rustic and a bit overgrown. Boating and fishing is allowed and there is a great renovated deck stepping out over the water. Laundry room under construction as of this review.

We tent camped here for 1 night. The good: staff was friendly and helpful. The campground was generally attractive. The bathhouse was nice and clean. The not so great: the tent camping area was poorly maintained as there was broken glass throughout our site. Tent sites were poorly marked and somewhat far from the restroons/showers. Would I stay again? Maybe, but with lower expectations.

We reserved a space to tour Savannah and stayed 3 nights. Unfortunately it was quite a drive to the campground from the city (40-45 miles). But the campground was close to the base and the amenities (commissary, exchange, etc.) Rustic but enjoyable and quiet. The lake is beautiful!

A bit out of the way (15 miles) from the 85 exit. Had no black water hook out, gray water was OK to put on the ground! A great outta the way place. Large sites on concrete pads. We were greeted and given the 5 cent tour by the attendant. There were two gators in the pond! It was a bit buggy, but I do want to go back and hang out some! We did the PX, but not the commissary. There were excellent restaurants in Hinesville and we chose the German one! - Can't wait to go back!

Secluded camp ground, was about 20 miles into base area before we found it. Host was friendly and informative about the area. Bathhouse was clean with plenty of hot water and the laundry facility was spacious and clean. We were in site 7, had 30/50 amp service, water, sewer, OK WIFI, picnic table, charcoal grill, and fire ring. Savannah was a pretty good distance so didn't get there but this would be a good place to stay for an extended visit. Stayed only one night on a trip from FL to NC. The facilities appeared clean and well maintained. Did not use any of the base facilities but they appear to be near by, commissary about 2.5 miles. Would like to stay here longer some time maybe in the fall. Overall a well managed and maintained Camp Ground.

WARNING: THE GPS COORDINATES IN THE MILITARY RV CAMPING GUIDE BOOK ARE WAY WRONG! Do not use them, they are at least ten miles off and left us completely lost. The GPS coordinates on this website are different than the ones in the guide book but I cannot say if the ones on this website are correct since we didn't use them. The written directions in the guidebook and on this website are good. Another big deal: The military RV guide book says Savannah is 11 miles away. In fact, it is 39 miles from the RV park to the Savannah historic district. Fort Stewart is a massive base - 437 square miles! The RV park is a long way from anywhere, so if you are looking for a place to overnight on the way somewhere else it's probably not the place for you. If you just want a great spot to spend some quality time, it's perfect. The RV spaces are widely separated and the campground is gorgeous. Holbrook Pond is a short walk away and we were told the fishing is excellent. Check in is at the Outdoor Recreation office located at the campground, NOT the Outdoor Recreation office you first come across. When we checked in we told the manager of the incorrect guide book GPS coordinates and that we got lost as a result. She said she hears it all the time and gave us a coupon for a free night's stay on our next visit. We'll probably never get a chance to use it but it was a nice gesture.

Excellent campground host. Bathrooms were clean and a lot of space between campers. Lots of shade. Close to Ft. Stewart, just a little faraway from Savannah.