Camp Margaritaville at Lanier Islands

Great first experience. Loved our spot with the beautiful lake view. Had a great time with family and friends. Our son had a blast! Hopefully one day you guys could cater a little bit for the kiddos with a playground or at least something kid friendly while on the premises. Again, perfect for the adults. We also loved that it’s dog friendly. Didn’t have any issues with neighbors either. We will be back.

Margaritaville RV resort was nice. Not a traditional camping experience, the section of the campgrounds that we stayed in was an open area with no trees between sites so not a lot of privacy, but our site was on the lake, only down side was that the climb to and from the lake was steep in places and could be difficult for some to maneuver. There is however a camping section that is more wooded with a few sites on the lake but those sites didn’t look feasible from the website photos. We were there the first week in March and there wasn’t a lot open. The weather was too warm so the winter activities(snow tubing hill and ice skating) were no longer operating and the summer activities (water park, beach, mini golf, outdoor movies) weren’t open yet. We rented a golf cart to get around the entire island for $60 a day (we don’t trail a car with us). Enjoyed touring the property, we had lunch at Bull Frog’s at the Legacy Lodge one day and dinner one night at The Land Shark. The lake is beautiful, very clear. If you like to golf there is a gorgeous course that borders the lake. There was a beverage cart that came around the campgrounds in the evening which was a bit pricey but a nice touch. We also saw deer romping around on the golf course and a fox running up the trail near our site.