Cumberland Island is also home to over 9,800 acres of Congressionally designated Wilderness, habitated by wild horses and armadillos. Come walk in the footsteps of early natives, explorers, and wealthy industrialists.
Pristine maritime forests, undeveloped beaches and wide marshes whisper the stories of both man and nature. We do our best to keep all information current and accurate - If you see an error or think we have missed something please contact us directly. Experience Georgias largest and southernmost barrier island, featuring pristine maritime forests, undeveloped beaches and wide marshes in a setting. Cumberland Island is Georgia's largest and southernmost barrier island. It is a wild beach, so being prepared and taking a few precautions will make for a more enjoyable visit. Swimming is a very popular activity for day visitors and campers alike. Plenty of warm sun, blue water, and soft sand greet visitors. If the pavement feels hot to your palm, it will be hot to your dog’s paws.Ĭumberland Island National Seashore WebsiteĬumberland Island National Seashore CampingĬumberland Island National Seashore HikingĬumberland Island National Seashore Volunteer Cumberland Island is home to 17 miles of undeveloped beach. Marys and provides round-trip transportation services year-round. It boasts 3 ecosystems, including beaches, marshes and forests as well as a rich variety of animals and. The 45-minute passenger ferry departs from downtown St. Cumberland Island is truly a nature lovers dream. If you are visiting during the hottest months of the year, a “palm test” is recommended before walking your dog – place your hand on the pavement for a minute and see if it is comfortable there. Book your Cumberland Island Adventure Now We celebrate this Georgia National Treasure Book your Cumberland Island Adventure Now The island is only accessible by boat.Leave no trace – What you bring in, you bring out.Marys Submarine Museum Cumberland Island Ferry St.
Consult the park website before traveling all information is to be used as a guide. Amelia Island Museum of History Fort Clinch State Park Amelia Island Lighthouse St.
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