St. Marys Parks & Gardens

Totaling 36,415 acres and stretching 17.5 miles, Cumberland Island offers an incredible array of wildlife and seascape. The secluded white sandy beaches are home to various forms of sealife. In the inland forests guests may see deer, wild horses, mink and armadillos. The island is located only 7 miles east of St. Marys and is accessible by a concession operated passenger ferry. The island offers activities such as backpacking, biking, fishing, wildlife viewing, and stargazing. Backcountry camping is offered on one developed and four primitive backcountry sites. All camping is limited to seven days.

Crooked River State Park offers a look into historical Georgia and the natural beauty of Georgia's Colonial Coast. Visitors will enjoy jiking through salt marshes and maritime forests. Other activities include saltwater fishing, kayaking, swimming, boating and miniature golf.