Lotts Island RV Park

This is a cozy , setback campground just inside the gate. We enjoyed the quiet and seclusion. HAAF has everything one could need. Campground host Nathan is amazing. He greeted us and shared info about base and local area! He is working hard to keep the grounds nice! The Army could put a few bucks into this park to keep areas from flooding....we enjoyed our stay, super close to all the Savannah highlights! Will come back!

Nice... not really. Practical... yes. Cost effective... yes. Gravel sites, dirt road. LOTS of mud and ruts. Almost impossible with a 40ft rig to make immediate left turn onto road after coming through gate. Camp host, Nathan, very helpful and keeps grounds as nice as he can with what little he has to do it with I'm sure. Full h/u. Sewer sets to rear. We reached it with 2 sections, but 3 would be better. Lots of mud. Old sites, not well maintained as far as amenities go, but tidy thanks to Nathan. Noisy. Lots of traffic near by. Lots of stores, food near by. PX/comm accessible, 20 min from campsite. Typical old run down Army outdoor rec. Easy check in. No bath house. Laundry on post, not on site. Easy access to Local sites. Great for cost effective short stay. Ample cell coverage for ATT.

This park was a perfect 2-day stop for us to tour Savannah. The camp site host was very accommodating. The site was clean and the hookups worked great. The park is located within in a 2-minute walking distance from a nice large mall and within a 5-minute walking distance from a Walmart. Considering the location and the extra peace of being in a gated community (on a military base), this is a good value. We would certainly return to this park. 

This RV park is substandard and probably the most ghettoish I ever stayed at. Although the location is ideal for accessing local restaurants and business, it is vastly unkept. When it rains it becomes a swamp. There are NO facilities whatsoever. No WiFi, and not even a simple restroom with a couple of sinks and toilets. It also appears that the majority of users are homesteading.

Had made "reservations" a few weeks ago and were told we would have spot #5. When we arrived, someone was in that spot and looked like they had been there for quite some time.So we drove around the loop and picked another spot. MWR was closed for the day, so we set up and planned on going in the morning to pay. There were so many bugs, flies and ants! We had to constantly spray ourselves with bug spray. It was all dirt everywhere. We have 2 dogs and had to actually load them up in the car and take them somewhere else to do their business because of the insects, and there was not much grass in the park either. The receptacle where you discard your dogs poop was completely full, and hadn't been emptied in a while. We had planned on staying a few days, but couldn't tolerate the conditions, so left after 1 night. We did go to MWR, and spoke to a couple of great guys, filled out a comment card, and were told to leave cash in the box back at the camp (the person in charge of the RV park wasn't in). I would not recommend this park at all!

Stopped at Lotts Island RV Park on 3/21/2017 on our way home from Florida. The office was closed so we picked an empty site and set up. After we were completely set up, a young man in a MWR t-shirt arrived and informed us that we could only stay if we had a reservation and that they were not accepting reservations. He stated this was because workers were supposed to come and address the stumps of trees that were blown down by Hurricane Mathew five months previously. When I inquired as to why other campers were allowed to stay, he stated that they were there "before". Since it was obvious that the other units looked like they had been there awhile, I asked who they were and he replied "contractors". Who are these people and what gives them precedence over retired military? As it was late in the afternoon and we were already set up and had put our check in the drop box, we came to an agreement that we would address the situation the next morning. At 8am the following morning, the camp director, Chase Howell POUNDED on our camper door. He informed us that we could not stay there without a reservation. When asked how to get reservation, he replied we couldn't and threatened to call the MPs if we didn't leave. We elected to speak to the MPs and they agreed that regardless of all the empty sites, we couldn't stay without a reservation. The MWR campground website does not state that the campground is closed or that reservations are required. It even states that civilians are welcome space available. The guards at the entrance gate next to the campground did not say anything either. As another retiree was asked to leave also, this was not just an isolated event. As you can ascertain by the previous reviews, this situation has been on going since at least 2013. We have been traveling the last four years and have stayed in military campgrounds all over this country. We have always been treated fairly and with respect. This place treated a 36 year veteran like a criminal. 

They are still closed due to the damage from Hurricane Mathew. :-( *Disregard ratings since it's a requirement to rate it in order to post a review.