We were able to park our 28ft Class A Motorhome any larger than that I think they charge you for two spaces. It was $8 for the night, $7 a night if you stay for two. It was a great location with easy access to the downtown market, river walk and all the squares. The visitor center was clean and well kit at night. We would recommend this spot to anyone who is traveling by motorhome who would like to check out Savannah and not pay a lot to do so.
Super helpful people in The Visitor Center. Helped us with Transportation, places to visit friendly conversation good attitude really well represents Savannah
Great info. Fantastic RV over-night parking rate, no hookups. Many tours start from this location.
Hard to find, and not terribly helpful. Worth it to buy parking passes but that's all.
Very useful information. Minimal snack bar. Ample restrooms, but in weird locations.
Beautiful building, but very difficult for anyone with disabilities or leg issues. Not handicap accessible women's restrooms and gift shop.
The museum inside is very nice, but small. Maybe a bit over priced. The train museum is amazing though. Check that out for sure.
The staff is great which is why I gave 3 stars. They know the city well and are proud to show it off.
Nice visitor center though parking costs money after an hour. They have overnight parking for rv's, but your better be pretty small to fit. No way our travel trailer would have fit. The museum costs money if you want to visit it, but they do have a few displays you can see for free.
Friendly & helpful staff, large bathrooms, and lots of information if you aren't sure what to do in Savannah. Pro tip: We spent the night in our vehicle in the parking lot - paid $8 for an RV overnight pass and had zero issues. If you're down to "rough it" a little it definitely saves you a lot of money!
Excellent overall experience. We drove in with an RV and thought we would have to leave when the parking lot closed but we were able to dry camp overnight for only $8! Convenient to everything and the people who work for the visitor center could not have been more helpful.
Savannah is my favorite city in the South for many reasons. Amongst them is the brilliant planning and minds of their bureau of tourism. The visitors information center has inexpensive parking all within walking distance to historic Savannah. Even better they have between 9-10 parking spaces especially designed for RVs/trailers. The plus is you can dry camp in their lot for 48 hours for only $14 or $8 for a single night. It's safe, well lit and best of all inexpensive considering how pricey RV parks are in the area. Sure you don't have full hook-ups but it's well worth saving the money, able to spend it on a nice dinner and being within walking distance to historic downtown. The visitors center is open Monday-Saturday and has a snack bar, clean restrooms, free maps/reading materials about the city, gift shop, helpful staff and a place to charge up your devices. I highly recommend it to RV'ers and everyone else.
All the volunteers here are very helpful and polite. They are truly interested in helping you plan out the perfect trip to suit your styles. The building is amazing! Take your time here, there is lots to explore. Make sure you get a bite to eat the Whistle Stop cafe, in the old train car!