Camp Jekyll | Georgia 4-H | CAES | UGA
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Camp Jekyll is a residential (overnight) summer camp run by Georgia 4-H on 10 acres between the beach and maritime forest on the south end of Jekyll Island. The week-long sessions include beach time, marsh ecology, marine-animal touch tanks, biking around the island, color-crew competitions, and water activities at the Summer Waves water park. Campers sleep in six modern cabins on site.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleThis place is great. The staff members were very friendly and taught me a lot. There were tons of cool activities, the food was good, and the cabins were good. Great experience overall.
I went there with my soccer team and we had a blast with plenty of amities and having beach access. The only thing was that when i went the beach was warm and food was ok.
Beautiful, well kept property. Friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful staff. Great experience all around.
I just spent a week here, and honestly it was so amazing, the food here was delicious, and the counselors were so much fun. We did things like bike rides, herpetology, canoing, shopping, a boat ride, Summer Waves, campfire, and just spent time with one another. However the week I went was horribly humid so the bugs were visious, I narrowly escaped them on Wednesday, my legs were swollen, my eye was swollen, and I had to take Benadryl a lot to help with it. But overall I don't think I'll forget this week until I get dementia.
I went with the honors 6th and 7th grade classes for a field trip and it was very fun. The cabins were clean and we had many fun activities to do. The camp staff were very nice and fun. The food was great and if I had the opportunity I would definately go there again.




