The 20 Best Parks in Savannah, GA

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Lafayette Square was one of my favorites because of it’s size and beauty and location to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. You can sit in this square and enjoy the incredible twin steeples from the church, the highest in all of downtown Savannah. The square is named after a Frenchman who served as…

Rose L.

Lafayette Square

Stayed at Skidaway Island for the first time recently while in Savannah for the first time. It seems that this park has everything a camper could wish for, tent sites, pull-through RV sites, RV sites with sewage hookups, and cabins (took a peek inside one while walking past they look very welcoming and…

Autumn H.

Skidaway Island State Park

This is a very beautiful and history laden park located in Savannah. One of the places I was looking forward to seeing when I took my trip down there. The fountain was absolutely beautiful and seems to be the keystone of the park. Lots of art students from SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) drawing and…

Brian T.

Forsyth Park

Very Historic;Stopped by on the way home from a doctors appointment, It was beautiful, It was rainy and cool; I Would reccomend this to anyonewho comes to visit, Even people who come to live here. Beautiful Live Oaks, Lots of tourists. Possibly my favorite Square of Savannah.

Hope L.

Wright Square

I was so excited to visit this square since you hear about it’s ties to the movie Forest Gump and housing Forest’s bench. However, I hate to disappoint you, but you won’t find the bench here. «It» (or rather a prop-version) has been moved to the Savannah History Museum but you will find a statue of Savanna’s…

Rose L.

Chippewa Square

Although Madison Square was named after the James Madison, our fourth U.S. president, the square houses three monuments, none of which pay tribute to Madison. The centerpiece is a statue of Sargent William Jasper, an American soldier in the Revolutionary War, and two cannons on the south side of the square…