Things to Do in Kingsland, St. Marys & Camden County, Georgia

A more-than-40-year-old November tradition in historic downtown Kingsland, with 150+ arts, crafts, and food vendors and all the catfish you can eat. Named a Southeast Tourism Society 'Top 20 Event' four times.

Held in downtown Woodbine along the Satilla River, this is recognized as Georgia's Official Crawfish Festival. A lively, low-key alternative to the bigger Kingsland festival for residents who want a smaller-town feel.

An early-October, one-day festival on the St. Marys riverfront featuring a parade, 5K and 10K runs, live music, and fresh local seafood. Organized by the Kiwanis Club of St. Marys to fund local youth programs.

An 1830s Greek Revival mansion known as the 'Grand Dame of St. Marys,' anchoring the entrance to the historic district. Currently undergoing renovation and closed to indoor tours, but the grounds host the weekly St. Marys Community Market.

A walkable historic district in downtown St. Marys with 18th- and 19th-century architecture, a self-guided history walk, and the Cumberland Island Museum. A must for buyers who love old-town charm alongside modern coastal living.

Kingsland's official tourism hub, covering the year-round calendar of festivals and events shared across Kingsland, St. Marys, and Woodbine. A good one-stop resource for new residents figuring out the local social calendar.

About an hour north near Brunswick, Jekyll Island offers 10 miles of beach and the historic Jekyll Island Club district as a bigger day-trip option than Camden County's own coastline.

A day trip straight from downtown St. Marys to Cumberland Island's undeveloped beaches and wild horses, no car required once you're in town. One of the most distinctive things to do anywhere on the Georgia coast.