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Savannah Lakes RV Resort reached a unique milestone last week with a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony. The event was not only a celebration of the new resort, but also a symbol of collaboration between two chambers of commerce.

First double chamber ceremony:

The May 30 ceremony brought together the Savannah Chamber of Commerce and the Jasper County Chamber of Commerce for the first time, a historic example of their collaboration. This collaboration is a positive step for the local business community.

Festive celebration for a luxurious destination:

The grand opening festivities were a joyous occasion featuring a traditional ribbon cutting ceremony, an open-air trolley tour courtesy of Kelly Tours and a delicious offering of Southern cuisine, including a s'mores station. Guests enjoyed refreshments, live entertainment, raffle prizes and the opportunity to explore the resort's luxurious amenities firsthand.

Relax in style:

“We are excited to share the unique experience of Savannah Lakes RV Resort with the community,” said Carolee Evans, the resort's general manager. Evans emphasized that the resort is geared toward relaxation and enjoying the beauty of the surrounding Lowcountry landscape.

Nestled in nature with modern amenities:

Bordering the Savannah Wildlife Refuge, Savannah Lakes RV Resort offers spacious RV sites with full hookups, a clubhouse with entertainment, a swimming pool, pickleball courts, a playground, a 24-hour fitness center, a dog park and planned activities for all ages.

Commitment to extraordinary experiences:

Mike Harrison, Chief Operating Officer of CRR Hospitality, the resort's management company, expressed his excitement. He said the Savannah Lakes RV Resort exemplifies their commitment to quality, comfort and creating memorable experiences for guests. He expects the resort to enhance the local tourism landscape and provide visitors with a unique getaway.

Experience the hospitality of the South:

Savannah Lakes RV Resort invites both travelers and locals to visit the resort and experience the southern hospitality and charm of the Lowcountry.