Browntown Wilderness Park sits just west of Kingsland and shares its grounds with the Temple Landing Boat Ramp, so you can launch a boat and picnic in the same trip. It's a quiet, local favorite — not a tourist spot, just a solid neighborhood launch point on the St. Marys River.
The city-run Gateway Marina in St. Marys puts boaters steps from the historic downtown waterfront, with 30- and 50-amp service and no bridges to navigate coming in from the Intracoastal Waterway. The Saturday farmers market sets up just a short stroll from the docks, which is a nice bonus if you're staying the weekend.
St. Marys Boat Services is the go-to full-service boatyard on Point Peter Road for haul-out, storage, and repair work, including ahead of hurricane season. If you're relocating with a boat, this is the name locals mention first for keeping it maintained.
Satilla Waterfront Park in Woodbine pairs a boat ramp with a riverwalk, pavilions, and a fishing pier built on an old railroad trestle over the Satilla River. It's one of the prettiest low-key spots in Camden County to spend a slow afternoon on the water.
Take in the stunning views at Howard Gilman Waterfront Park. It's the perfect place for picnicking, complete with a picturesque fountain, and bench swings.
Nestled into a local residential area, the Harriett's Bluff Boat Ramp and fishing area offer a convenient and picturesque spot for launching your boat or enjoying a relaxing day of fishing on the beautiful Crooked River.
Embark on a captivating adventure on the Coastal Georgia Greenway Canoe Trail through the serene marshes and waterways of the St. Marys River. This page provides information on the trail, including its scenic views and recreational opportunities for canoeing enthusiasts.
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