Outdoor Adventures & Coastal Lifestyle Near Kings Bay

The official NPS site for Cumberland Island, Georgia's largest barrier island, reachable by ferry from downtown St. Marys. Its 18 miles of undeveloped beach and wild horses are one of Camden County's biggest draws.

The official ferry service to Cumberland Island, departing daily from the St. Marys waterfront. Residents of St. Marys and Kingsland use this ferry for day trips to the island's beaches and historic sites.

The official refuge site for the Okefenokee Swamp's eastern entrance near Folkston, about 45 minutes from Kingsland. A defining natural landmark for anyone considering Charlton County.

A visitor-friendly gateway to the Okefenokee Swamp near Folkston, offering boat tours and boardwalks through the "Land of the Trembling Earth" - a popular day trip for Camden and Charlton County families.

The official state authority managing Jekyll Island, one of Georgia's Golden Isles about 40 minutes north of Kingsland near Brunswick - a favorite weekend beach destination for Camden County residents.

The official tourism site for St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Jekyll Island, and Brunswick, roughly 40 minutes north of Kingsland - a helpful overview of everything within easy reach of Camden County.

A full visitor guide to St. Simons Island's beaches, dining, and history, part of the Golden Isles day-trip circuit that Camden County residents enjoy alongside Jacksonville and Cumberland Island.

The official St. Marys tourism guide to the historic downtown and riverfront park, where locals walk the History Walk and catch the Cumberland Island ferry - the heart of daily life in St. Marys.

The City of Woodbine's overview of its Satilla River setting and East Coast Greenway riverwalk, popular for boating and fishing among residents choosing Woodbine GA homes over busier Kingsland or St. Marys.