Red Gate Farms - RV Resort

Great campground and friendly staff. Beautiful property.

Red Gate campground was a nice surprise! We enjoyed the animals and walking by the water. There is lots to see and do in Savannah. Campsites are pretty level and ours had a bit of shade. They are spacious so you don’t feel like you are in a parking lot. WiFi is excellent...best we have experienced in our travels. Staff was friendly and campground well cared for. The only negative was the very rough gravel road throughout the park. We were here for a week and would come back again!

Great campground. Small campground on a large property. Hosts were great. We would come back again. June 1, 2018.

Beautiful place! I thoroughly enjoyed our time there. The place is kept up and immaculate. The restrooms seem to be cleaned after every single person uses them. The Mackey House is beautiful, be sure to drive around the back to see it. We will definitely be back!

Our trail ride guide, Chrystal was fabulous!!!!!

This park is great spot to explore Savannah from. It was easy to find and navigate (it's pretty much a big square field that you park along the edge of). The lady in the office was super friendly and helpful. The sites are gravel, and ours was level and had full hook-ups. There is a dump station in the middle of the field, and they will pick up your garbage from your site. There is a club house and exercise room. The bathrooms are in what looks to be a house converted to an office etc, so they are like using someone's bathroom in a house. They were clean and had a bathtub/shower.
We were told there are horses that you can approach (but not feed), and there are apparently lake view sites, but we didn't walk over to that side of the property.
The park is an easy drive into Savannah, and it only cost $14 to get downtown by Uber. Driving is easy, as well, and there is parking at the Welcome Centre downtown. From there, you can walk or take the free transit around downtown. There are also 3 tour trolley companies, and one will come right out to the park and pick you up. Of course, you also get a discount for that trolley.
We loved Savannah, and we would definitely stay here again.

Our rate was with Good Sam discount. There are horses, goats, chickens and peacocks, but it is mainly a horse farm. The sites all are full service, gravel and level, some with shade others in sun. The pool and all facilities were clean and well maintained. Laundry was honor system $2 per load. Short drive to downtown Savannah and will stay here again when visiting and I don't hesitate to recommend! BTW good WiFi!

B3 is the best spot in this park. It is private and overlooks a large well cared for horse pasture.
This full hook up site is on grass, surrounded by moss covered trees and easy to back into.
The office staff was very helpful and friendly.

We had one bit of trouble. A one night camper in a camper van (is that really an RV?) pulled into the site between us and the office/shower building. When they pulled out the next day they pulled straight through the wooded area behind the office instead of backing out of their site. By doing this, the ran over the main water valves for the campground. All sites lost water. The staff restored most but our site and a few near by were without water for the overnight period and into the next day. The office showers did not have water so the staff directed us to another building with showers. Problem was that they had a large wedding running and we could not access the showers as they were used by the wedding party.

So no showers. But I always carry some water on my Airstream so we could cook. Just not enough for showers.

RedGate made it right and did not charge us for the last night stay. Class act. Also they told us they will be sending the plumbing bill to the hit and run campers who took out the water valves.

Could not have had a better site and now we have a story to tell as well.

It is tough to give this campground five stars given that we payed $27/night (with a goodsam discount) for dry camping however it turned about to be a perfect little gem very close to downtown Savannah! The campground is just one piece of this family run farm. Think chickens, roosters, horses, goats, geese and peacocks! We spoke to one man running the property and he generously gifted us fresh eggs from the chickens that morning (which were some of the best eggs we have had)! Make sure to spend time walking the property... Explore the beautiful Mackey House in the back and the nice barn which is now used for occasional events. One morning I ran along their nature trail towards the back of the property which will circle you around a few nice ponds. They have tons of other amenities including a clubhouse with a pool table, big screen tv with cable, workout room and even donuts some mornings :) Highly recommend this property if wanting to explor Savannah. I might even recommend staying off grid. The actual campground is pretty wide open, not much privacy.

Stayed here for 2 nights in April 2017. Like others, we really enjoyed our stay. Our site had water and electric and it was on an adjacent field (next to volley ball court and game room) to the field where the other campers were set up. I was fine with that since it afforded us more elbow room.

They sell propane on the property and I appreciated how well run the cg is. In the morning between 8 and 9am, you can leave your trash by the road leading to your site pad and they will pick it up for you.

Our site was set up for 50amp service so the friendly lady in the office let us borrow a converter for our 30amp connection. We had a view of the nearby lake and our dogs loved frolicking in the grassy fields by the lake. We enjoyed sitting and watching the geese and ducks in the water. There are also other cute animals on the property. Got a chance to meet the goats, pony and baby bunnies! 🐰

With the warm weather I took full use of the pool when I could. It was a good size, clean and very refreshing! Loved our stay!

We were able to uber into Savannah easily. Roughly $18/way.