Large Group Stays

Georgia 4-H at Camp Jekyll

Jekyll Island, GA · 4-H and university centers · Run by Georgia 4-H, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension

Worth knowing

  • Six climate-controlled cabins: two with 64 beds and four with 32 beds, each built from mirror-image halves joined by a door.
  • Every half has two adult rooms with bunk beds and a large youth sleeping gallery.
  • The campus has a dining hall, an auditorium with a stage lift, classrooms, breakout rooms and three open-air pavilions.
  • Page names school, band, sports, church youth and Scout groups as welcome; conference groups get a custom per-person quote.
  • Capacities on the page include temporary reduced numbers, so confirm current limits.

What the operator states

Sleeps
Two 64-bed cabins (Horseshoe and Heron) and four 32-bed cabins; page also shows COVID-reduced limits of 32 and 16 and does not say whether they still apply.
Largest single building
Sleeps 64
Bedrooms
Each cabin side has two adult leader rooms (four beds each) off a common room plus a large youth sleeping gallery
Bathrooms
Each adult room has its own bathroom; each youth gallery has a separate youth bathroom
Sleeping setup
Beds and bunks
Kitchen
Not stated; food service comes from the dining hall
Meals and dining
Dining hall with open seating at rows of tables; listed capacity 126 under the COVID-reduced limit
Meeting space
Learning Center auditorium (70 seated under reduced limits, with stage and wheelchair lift), classrooms, breakout rooms and three open-air pavilions
Outdoors
On Jekyll Island, Georgia; seining and herpetology classes can be added
Accessibility
Cabins described as climate controlled and handicap accessible; stage lift in the auditorium
Group rules
Page says youth groups are welcome (school organizations, sports and band camps, church youth groups, Scouts, teams, community organizations); eligibility of adult-only groups is not stated.

Ask before you book

Built from what the operator's page left open when we checked.

  1. Is your stated capacity the permitted occupancy, or a count of every bed and sofa?
  2. Is there a kitchen your group can use, and how many people can it feed at once?
  3. Can a church bus or coach reach the building, and how many cars fit?
  4. Are pets allowed?
  5. Is alcohol allowed on the property?
  6. What is the minimum stay?
  7. What is the full price, with cleaning fees and taxes?

Also read what "sleeps 30" really means and the full question list.

Where this came from

Main source: georgia4h.org. Also read: georgia4h.org/4-h-centers/georgia-4-h-at-camp-jekyll, georgia4h.org/4-h-centers/georgia-4-h-at-camp-jekyll/rates-reservations. Last checked 2026-10-31.

We read this from the operator's own page and wrote it in our own words. We haven't stayed here or checked its permits. Prices and rules change, so confirm them before you book.

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