Update: refusing to admit they charged me extra wrongly. Lied and said I never told them there were 5 of us. I looked at the owner's fb page because he responded with his personal account. Racist and do not like children. I would never support these type of people. They will argue with anyone who gives them a negative review on their f...moreUpdate: refusing to admit they charged me extra wrongly. Lied and said I never told them there were 5 of us. I looked at the owner's fb page because he responded with his personal account. Racist and do not like children. I would never support these type of people. They will argue with anyone who gives them a negative review on their fb page. We stayed at this campground for two nights. The campground was quiet and clean. It rained our whole stay, so we didn't get out except to venture over to the Okefenokee Swamp. They do have a laundry list of rules they give you at check in. One being, not using electric heaters or water heaters. After our departure, I noticed an additional charge of $10.80 from the campground. After calling to see what the charge was, the man I spoke to and I finally realized it was for an additional person. When I called to make the reservation I stated that I had 3 children. When I checked in I stated again that I had 2 adults and 3 children. Nothing was mentioned about an additional charge. They charged my card without telling me. This was what I am upset about. It is stealing. No mention, no emailed updated invoice...just a charge. After looking more closely at the rules they allow 2 adults and 1 child, so they should have actually charged me $20 for 2 additional children. I feel like they chose an arbitrary $10 to add on.

We spent a week here to start a new year of travel and enjoyed the large level space and quiet friendly atmosphere. A nice little trail, a star gazing field, a lovely garden and pond. Bring an extra quarter for the fish feeder so the 4 large catfish can have some after the little guys have had theirs! Close to the national wildlife re...moreWe spent a week here to start a new year of travel and enjoyed the large level space and quiet friendly atmosphere. A nice little trail, a star gazing field, a lovely garden and pond. Bring an extra quarter for the fish feeder so the 4 large catfish can have some after the little guys have had theirs! Close to the national wildlife refuge. A campground we'll return to.

10/01/2020 Stopped at Okefenokee Pastimes for an overnight stay on the way home from a 10 day trip. I had accidentally reserved the wrong night, realized this about 2 days prior I called and the reservation was changed without a problem. In fact they were very nice and understanding. Upon arrival check in was easy, we were given a wel...more10/01/2020 Stopped at Okefenokee Pastimes for an overnight stay on the way home from a 10 day trip. I had accidentally reserved the wrong night, realized this about 2 days prior I called and the reservation was changed without a problem. In fact they were very nice and understanding. Upon arrival check in was easy, we were given a welcome bag of delicious cookies. We were escorted to our site which was grass and almost perfected level. While setting up, my surge protector indicated high voltage. Management immediately checked the post and after changing a breaker and checking against another post we all agreed that my surge protector was not operating properly. They were so accommodating and unflustered by this and were so willing to help. They even provided me with a 50 to 30 amp converter for the night. I can’t say enough about how good these people are at caring for their campers. Free WiFi was very strong. Minimal road noise lent to great night sleep.

Okefenokee Pastimes Cabins and Campground. $25 per night for 2 nights with our 35% off Passport America discount. Full hookups. They are conveniently located right across the street from the Main (East) entrance of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge near Folkston, Georgia. We are in campsite #17 which is the most private in the ca...moreOkefenokee Pastimes Cabins and Campground. $25 per night for 2 nights with our 35% off Passport America discount. Full hookups. They are conveniently located right across the street from the Main (East) entrance of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge near Folkston, Georgia. We are in campsite #17 which is the most private in the campground, Our hard wired Progressive Industries Surge Protector/ EMS (Electrical Management System) locked out power to the RV due to a E2 Error (Open Ground). The electrician here hammered in an earth ground rod at our pedestal and tied it in with the power pedestal's receptacles grounding. That corrected the E2 error and allowed us to have shore power. Poor Verizon here 300 KB/S download, using AT&T Mobley Hotspot 10 MB/S download with Weboost Cellular Booster. They do have Campground Wifi here but haven't tried it, using our own mobile hotspot.

A grassy campground with level sites. Right across the road from the east entrance to the Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge. Large campers/RVs can park on the back row and smaller ones on the front row. Only 12 sites but full hook ups for all. Tent camping in the cleared woods behind the vehicles. Hot showers, clean baths area, dark skie...moreA grassy campground with level sites. Right across the road from the east entrance to the Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge. Large campers/RVs can park on the back row and smaller ones on the front row. Only 12 sites but full hook ups for all. Tent camping in the cleared woods behind the vehicles. Hot showers, clean baths area, dark skies astronomy available, low lights are required and nice to sleep in darkness. Friendly and efficient check-in. Takes Passport America so $11/nite. A little off the beaten path which is nice, near Folkston GA, Hwy. 301. Free wi-fi too. And strong enough for Netflix. :-)