Boating, Fishing, and Outdoor Adventures Near Kings Bay, Georgia
Camden County's tidal rivers and Intracoastal Waterway offer some of coastal Georgia's best paddling — with guided tours and rental outfitters along the St. Marys River waterfront in Kingsland and St. Marys. This Visit Kingsland guide covers the best routes and outfitters near Kings Bay.
The City of St. Marys' official outdoor guide covers the Tabby Trail multi-use path, kayak launch points along the St. Marys River, guided eco tours, charter fishing services, and the natural wonders that make Camden County one of coastal Georgia's top outdoor destinations.
Crooked River State Park in Woodbine offers camping, kayaking, hiking, and wildlife viewing along the Intracoastal Waterway in Camden County — just minutes from Kings Bay Naval Base. One of Georgia's most beloved coastal parks and a year-round destination for outdoor families in the state line area.
AllTrails' curated guide to the best hiking and walking trails near St. Marys, GA covers Cumberland Island, Crooked River State Park, and the local trail network — with maps, reviews, and difficulty ratings for outdoor enthusiasts in Camden County and the Kings Bay area.
The official Camden County government parks page covers county-owned parks and public boat ramps across Kingsland, St. Marys, and Woodbine — maintained by Camden County Public Works since January 2026. A must-know resource for boaters and outdoor families in the Kings Bay area.
Cumberland Island National Seashore is Georgia's most extraordinary natural treasure — a pristine barrier island with wild horses, untouched beaches, and Carnegie-era ruins, accessible only by ferry from historic St. Marys in Camden County. A must-do for outdoor families in the Kings Bay area.
Fort Clinch State Park on Amelia Island in Nassau County, Florida is just 30 minutes south of Kings Bay via I-95 — offering hiking, cycling, fishing, and a beautifully preserved Civil War-era fort on the Atlantic. One of Florida's most highly rated state parks and a favorite for Camden County outdoor families.
The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is one of North America's largest blackwater swamp ecosystems, located about an hour from Camden County near Folkston, Georgia. Kayaking, wildlife viewing, and one of the most unique natural experiences in the Southeast — a favorite day trip for outdoorsy Kings Bay families.
Jekyll Island in Glynn County is one of Georgia's most beloved barrier islands, about an hour north of Kings Bay — offering wide uncrowded beaches, a world-class aquarium, cycling trails, and Driftwood Beach, one of the Southeast's most iconic natural landscapes.
Amelia Island in Nassau County, Florida is just 20 minutes south of Kings Bay via I-95, offering pristine Atlantic beaches, 13 miles of shoreline, and a charming historic downtown in Fernandina Beach. A favorite outdoor and beach destination for Camden County residents and military families.