Jekyll Island 4-H Center
Private
The Georgia 4-H center on Jekyll Island, also known as Camp Jekyll, is a residential (overnight) facility on the island's south end between the beach and maritime forest. It hosts week-long 4-H summer camp with beach visits, marsh ecology, marine touch tanks, island biking, and water activities, plus environmental-education and group programs during the year. Campers stay in on-site cabins that sleep up to 256.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Jekyll Island 4-H Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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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 came here with my school's Outdoor Education Program. We had a fantastic time. The Staff was attentive and friendly. The classes and activities were informative and engaging. The cabins were clean, and the beds weren't as uncomfortable as I expected. The AC was on blast in every room. If you can't take the cold, don't forget to bring a sweater or sweatshirt. There is also a canteen on site for gifts and other items you may need.
Paige really made a lasting experience. I was a chaperone for a 7th grade field trip and everyone at the center was amazing! From the cafeteria ladies to the center teachers—- there is not a single complaint. The kids had a really great time but I probably was the biggest kid out of all of them!! They really do make it fun and educational at the same time.
This place was unbelievable!! We came with 75 5th graders and their parents, to be honest I was slightly dreading the trip. When the time came to leave, I did not want to come home! The staff made all of the classes great!! They facilities are comfortable and great! It was such a fun experience we me and my son. Right on the beach, and Jekyll island is an incredible experience too! Would love to come back!
This is a place to skip. First of there is a tiny sign about admission charge that is very hard to see. One inside I was approached and asked to pay $4 per person. Since I was already inside the facility I paid it for my wife and I. Big mistake. I should have just left. There is nothing much to see and certainly not worth $8 for the few minutes it took to walk thru the small space where they had a few displays set up.




