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Fort McAllister
Fort McAllister is a historic fort located in Richmond Hill, Georgia. It was built in 1864 by Confederate forces to protect the city of Savannah from Union naval forces. The fort was the site of several battles during the Civil War, including the Battle of Fort McAllister in December 1864. Today, the fort is a state park and is open to the public for tours and educational programs. Visitors can explore the fort's grounds, view the museum, and take part in living history programs.
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User Reviews
WEARRVgoing
We walked the grounds and toured the fort. So much history to learn about. We also stayed at the campground where most sites are spacious, shower house clean and even had a laundry room! Trails were easy but nice, geocache.
Jamie B Mustoe
GREAT state park! We camped here at their Savage Island campground for two weeks in January ‘26. Clean warm bath house, everywhere is dog friendly, short trails to wander, and a fishing pier. Sites 19-22 have the most sun exposure, great for a Starlink and solar. All else are very shaded. Spacious sites, and easy to navigate.
Joseph Tam
Well preserved state park. There is a small fee to see the fort itself and battlements as well as museum exhibits both are not very large but you can take your time strolling through and imagining a union iron clad sinking a Confederate blockade runner just off the inlet. The surrounding area has room for camping and more natural area worth seeing.
Georgia Constantine
Beautiful State Park, excellent park staff. A great spot to throw a line in or picnic w the kids.Will be booking a campsite soon.
Mallory Hoffman
Fantastic option for those exploring Savannah and local wildlife! Gorgeous park with lots of wildlife and places to walk. The cabins are truly impressive (sorry, I totally didnt take a photo)! No wifi, so plan for that.