As summer’s heat mellows, the leaves in Savannah, Georgia transform into a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors creating the perfect destination for a fall vacation. This charming city is steeped in history, Southern hospitality, and comes alive during the autumn months.
Things to Do in Savannah this Fall
From pirate-themed festivals to a Halloween event dedicated to your furry friends, Savannah offers a calendar brimming with things to do. So book your RV site, cabin, or hotel and experience the best of Savannah.
Not sure where to start? Start your trip off by understanding the rich history of downtown Savannah.
Savannah Old Town Trolley Tour
The best way to see the historic sites is to hop on the Savannah Old Town Trolly Tour. The tour allows riders to hop on and off customizing your sightseeing to fit your interests. The trolleys make 15 stops. The route takes passengers down Bull Street to famous movie locations like Forsyth Park, which you’ll recognize from Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil to Chippewa Square where the Forest Gump bench once sat.
Continue on the route to see historic homes along Jones Street, known as the “prettiest street in Savannah.” Then, follow the Broughton Street route to tour art museums, shop, and eat at the busy City Market. Save time by mapping out your must-see stops on the Savannah trolley tour before you go.
Fall Family Fun in Savannah
Catch the trolley in the heart of old town Savannah. Guests staying outside of Old Town can catch a free shuttle to the trolley depot when they book at CreekFire RV Resort. The family-friendly resort offers a laid-back atmosphere with resort amenities. Guests save 20% on fall vacations when they book a midweek RV site.
You’ll also find themed weekends depending on when you stay at CreekFire RV Resort. Some are even open to the public.
Alee Shriners Kids Fishing Derby
- September 6-8
The Shriners host their 3rd fishing derby on Saturday, September 7 for kids 16 and under. The CreekFire RV Resort event is open to the public. Raffles during the derby help the Alee Anglers help Shriners Hospitals in Savannah.
Savannah Classic Car Show
- September 13-15
Check out classic cars at the CreekFire show. The event is open to the public with exclusive extras for park guests only. Go to the CreekFire activity calendar for details.
Tybee Island Pirate Fest
- October 10-13
Avast, me hearties! Set sail for Tybee Island Pirate Fest. Expect live music, swashbuckling pirate reenactments, and an epic pirate parade. With fall’s vibrant backdrop, it’s a festival that’ll have you shouting “Ahoy!” with pure excitement.
There’s more to this coastal paradise than meets the eye during Pirate Fest. The island comes alive with a vibrant blend of pirate-themed activities and entertainment for pirates of all ages. Join in the revelry, don your finest pirate attire, and march alongside your fellow scallywags.
Halloween at CreekFire RV Resort
- October 25-27
Guests visiting Savannah get into the spooky spirit when CreekFire RV transforms into a Halloween village. Check out elaborate RV site decorations, the Halloween golf cart parade, or enter the costume contest. The resort also hosts trick-or-treating for families staying in the community.
Wag-O-Ween
- October 26-27
Bring your dog to a Savannah tradition dedicated to man’s best friend. Wag-O-Ween at Daffin Park is a chance for you and your dog to dress up for Halloween. Picture pets in costume and loads of tail-wagging excitement. It’s the kind of joyful chaos you’ll want to be a part of.
But that’s just the beginning!
Foodies, rejoice because Wagoween also hosts a mouthwatering assortment of food trucks. Whether you’re craving gourmet hot dogs, decadent desserts, or savory treats, you’ll find it here. Imagine savoring a warm, gooey grilled cheese sandwich while watching a pug dressed as a superhero—it’s an experience that blends culinary satisfaction with heartwarming entertainment.
Savannah Hauntings & Halloween Tours
Explore Savannah’s darker past if you’re visiting Georgia in the fall. Savannah is known as the Most Haunted City in the United States because of its Revolutionary War history and historic burial sites like Bonaventure Cemetery.
Old Town Trolley offers two haunted tours of Savannah. There’s a ghost-hunting tour for those interested in the paranormal. Or take the Ghosts & Gravestones Frightseeing Tour. Reservations are required for both tours and there are age restrictions.
Creative Ways to Explore Savannah
Don’t skip River Street when you visit Savannah. See the waterfront and step aboard a Savannah Riverboat Cruise and be swept away by the mesmerizing views of the Savannah River.
As you cruise past the blazing fall foliage, the guides will regale you with tales of the city’s past. It’s like a history lesson on water with an extra dose of relaxation. You’ll learn about the iconic landmarks that line the river, from the historic cotton warehouses to the majestic Talmadge Memorial Bridge.
Or turn sightseeing into a game for the whole family.
The Savannah Scavenger Hunt Adventures will have you zig-zagging down historic streets, cracking codes, solving riddles, and discovering Savannah’s secrets —all while soaking up the brisk autumn air. Each clue you solve brings you closer to the heart of the mystery, and every discovery unveils a new layer of the city’s rich history and culture.
Where to Stay in Savannah
So what are you waiting for? Escape to Savannah this fall and unlock a world of unforgettable experiences. There’s something for everyone from historic trolley tours to vibrant fall foliage.
Find cozy accommodations at CreekFire RV Resort just down the highway from Old Town with stunning natural surroundings. Bring your RV or book a cabin for the fall festivities. Remember, guests booking midweek can save 20% on RV sites through December 15, 2024. So book today and experience the best of Georgia.
