More than 86 campsites lie beneath the gently swaying oak trees and spanish moss at Skidaway Island State Park. Nestled on the Skidaway narrows, this park preserves a portion of Georgia's intracoastal waterway, showcasing a maritime forest and salt marsh.

After spending the night under the stars in the campground, visitors can explore the miles of trails while on the lookout for native wildlife including fiddler crabs, deer, and egrets. The nearby interpretive center describes the local flora and fauna in detail, offering a chance for bird watchers to pick up binoculars and search for painted buntings through a window into the woods. Meanwhile, kids can make friends with the creatures in the reptile room or convince the 20-foot giant ground sloth replica to join them on an adventure to nearby Tybee Island beaches.