Coastal Georgia RV Resort Prices: Verified Nightly, Weekly and Monthly Rates (2026)
Coastal Georgia RV resort prices run $60 to $65 per night for a full hookup site, $385 to $390 per week, and $750 to $800 per month as of 2026. The monthly number is the one that changes the trip math: a full month on the Georgia coast costs about what twelve and a half nights cost when booked one night at a time.
Coastal Georgia here means the I-95 corridor from Savannah south to the Florida line, taking in Richmond Hill, Tybee Island, Darien, Brunswick and the Golden Isles, Kingsland and St Marys. RV Park Rates tracks 20 private parks in that corridor. Two publish a complete rate card, and those two anchor every figure below. Parks that do not publish are listed as not published rather than estimated.
Coastal Georgia RV resort prices right now
Both published coastal parks were checked against the operator's own rate page, last verified 2026-06-04 and rechecked in August 2026.
| Park | City | Nightly (2026) | Weekly (2026) | Monthly (2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coastal Georgia RV Resort | Brunswick | $65/night plus tax | $390/week plus tax | $800/month plus tax |
| A Big Wheel RV Park | St Marys | $60/night full hookup, tax included | $385/week | $750/month full hookup, $775/month premium |
Coastal Georgia RV Resort in Brunswick starts its daily site at $65 plus tax for two adults, with $2.00 for each additional adult up to four. Weekly is $390 plus tax and monthly is $800 plus tax. Monthly reservations there require a $105 non-refundable deposit per month of the stay, which is applied to the rent rather than added to it.
A Big Wheel RV Park in St Marys lists $60.00 daily for a full hookup site with water, sewer, electric and tax included. Its electric-only and water-and-electric sites sit below that at $50.00 daily. Weekly is $385.00 and monthly full hookup is $750.00, with a premium site at $775.00.
That park has also posted an increase. The monthly rate moves to $775.00 for full hookup and $800.00 for a premium site starting October 1st 2026. A long-stay quote taken before that date does not hold past it.
The other 18 coastal parks in the directory, including Rivers End Campground on Tybee Island, Savannah South KOA Holiday in Richmond Hill and Walkabout Camp & RV Park in Woodbine, do not post a standing rate card. Their rates move with season and availability and have to be quoted directly.
Nightly vs weekly vs monthly on the Georgia coast
Stay length is the largest single lever on what a coastal Georgia site costs. The table below converts each published rate to its effective nightly cost as of 2026.
| Stay length | Coastal Georgia published range (2026) | Effective nightly cost |
|---|---|---|
| Nightly, full hookup | $60-$65/night | $60-$65/night |
| Weekly, 7 nights | $385-$390/week | $55-$56/night |
| Monthly, 30 nights | $750-$800/month | $25-$27/night |
The weekly discount on the Georgia coast is thin. At Coastal Georgia RV Resort the $390/week rate works out to $55.71/night against a $65/night daily rate, a cut of about 14%. At A Big Wheel the $385.00/week rate is $55.00/night against $60.00 daily, a cut of about 8%.
The monthly discount is not thin. Both parks land near $25 to $27 per night on a 30 night stay, roughly 59% below their own nightly rate. A traveler who can commit to 30 nights pays less for the month than for thirteen nights booked nightly.
Watch the tax line. A Big Wheel quotes tax inside its rate. Coastal Georgia RV Resort quotes plus tax, so its $800/month is not the amount charged. Compare the two only after tax is added to the second.
What drives coastal Georgia RV pricing
Four factors set the number.
- I-95 access. Both published parks sit on the interstate corridor. That location carries steady overnight transient demand year round, which supports the published $60 to $65/night corridor rate as of 2026 against the lower rates inland Georgia parks tend to quote.
- Snowbird transit, not snowbird destination. Coastal Georgia is the last stop before Florida for northbound and southbound winter travelers. It captures transit traffic through the winter without the seasonal spike that Florida and Arizona monthly rates carry.
- Tourism anchors. Savannah, Tybee Island, Jekyll Island and Cumberland Island pull leisure demand into a narrow strip, and parks nearest those anchors quote highest.
- Overall camping demand. Over 52 million North American households camped in 2025, exceeding pre-pandemic participation, according to the KOA North American Camping and Outdoor Hospitality Report. Sustained demand at that level is why coastal rates have held rather than softened.
Cheapest stretches of the Georgia coast for long stays
On published rates, the southern end of the corridor is the lower-cost end. St Marys and Kingsland, near the Florida line and Cumberland Island, price a full hookup month at $750.00 as of 2026. Brunswick and the Golden Isles price the same month at $800 plus tax.
That $50 spread understates the gap, because the St Marys rate includes tax and the Brunswick rate does not. Once Georgia sales tax is added to the Brunswick figure the real monthly difference is closer to $100, or about $300 across a three month winter stay.
The trade-off is distance. St Marys sits about 70 miles south of Brunswick and about 110 miles south of Savannah, so the lower monthly rate costs driving time to the Savannah-area attractions. For a stay anchored on Cumberland Island or on crossing into Florida, the southern end is both the lower rate and the shorter drive.
Coastal Georgia monthly rates sit close to the national picture rather than above it. See average RV park cost per night for the national comparison.
Where to compare real, dated coastal Georgia rates
Only two of the 20 coastal parks publish a full rate card, so any single online quote is thin evidence. Check the rate against the park's own page and the date it was last verified before committing to a month.
You can compare every tracked Georgia park, its published rate where one exists, and the date each rate was verified on the Georgia RV park rates page. Each rate carries a last-verified date, so you can see how current it is before you call.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an RV site cost per night on the Georgia coast? Published nightly rates run $60 to $65 for a full hookup site as of 2026, with electric-only sites from $50.00 at A Big Wheel RV Park in St Marys.
What is the monthly rate for an RV park in coastal Georgia? Published monthly rates are $750.00 full hookup in St Marys and $800 plus tax in Brunswick as of 2026. The St Marys rate rises to $775.00 on October 1st 2026.
Is a weekly rate worth it in coastal Georgia? Only modestly. A week saves about 8% to 14% against the nightly rate, while a 30 night stay saves about 59% and brings the effective cost to $25 to $27 per night as of 2026.