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Richmond Hill Fort McAllister State Historic Park • Mainland visitor center describes Sapelo’s cultural history, coastal wildlife • Best-preserved Confederate earthwork • 30-minute ferry ride to the island • Cannons, hot shot furnace, bombproof barracks, , • Guided tours highlight African-American community of Hog Hammock, Civil War museum Reynolds Mansion, 1820 lighthouse • Shaded campground • Part of Richard J Reynolds State Wildlife Refuge • Boat ramp, fishing dock, 100 Miles of Recreation, History & Fun nature trail Brunswick Folkston Discover ’s Coast Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation Okefenokee (NWR) From Savannah to St. Marys, Georgia’s Coast has a wealth of state and Riceboro State Historic Site • Haven for alligators, bears, herons, egrets and other wildlife national parks, wildlife refuges and historic sites to engage the curious, Geechee Kunda • Former rice plantation, • Over 400,000 acres of wet prairies, cypress forests, pine uplands delight the wildlife watcher and let the active release some pent up • Living history museum antebellum home • Stop in the Richard S. Bolt Visitor Center, hike the upland trails, take a energy. Many sites are part of the Geechee Cultural Heritage • Community events celebrate African and Geechee cultures Nature trail along the marsh • boat tour, visit Chesser Island Homestead and Chesser Island Boardwalk Corridor, a 12,000 square-mile, National Heritage Area that recognizes • Artifacts from and Coastal Georgia: artifacts, • On U.S. 17 the unique culture of the Gullah Geechee people, descendants of Central Geechee relics, Jim Crow memorabilia and West Africans who were enslaved together on the isolated barrier St. Simons Island islands from to . The Corridor is comprised of many Midway Fort Frederica National Monument historical and cultural places of significance to the Gullah Geechee people. State Historic Site • Original earthworks defended seaport of Sunbury and the • Secured Georgia as a British colony Savannah during the American Revolution and War of 1812 when Fort Frederica’s troops defeated the Spanish in 1742 The Savannah National • Colonial Coast Birding Trail Wildlife Refuge • Borrow binoculars and a field guide to see coastal species • Military installation and settlement Foundations of homes and structures can be viewed Waycross 31,551 acres • • Laura S. Walker State Park • Formerly 1700s plantation Dorchester Academy Historic Harrington School • Fishing, swimming, boating, rice fields • Where Southern Christian Built in the 1920s kayak and bicycle rentals • Wildlife observation points Leadership Conference (SCLC) • Was the main educational • The Lakes, 18-hole golf course Visitor Center on U.S. 17, seven miles north of Savannah held citizenship education • • Tent, trailer and RV campsites workshops during the 1960s structure for three Gullah • Geechee communities Fort Pulaski National Monument • Planning center for 1963 • Cultural center and • tested rifled cannon campaign to end segregation in Birmingham, Alabama community museum here during the Civil War; their success rendered brick Townsend obsolete Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge St. Marys • Hiking, biking, bird watching, fishing • 2,824 acres of freshwater ponds, salt State Park • Highway 80 between Savannah and Tybee Island marsh, open fields, forested wetlands, • Campsites surrounded by palmettos mixed hardwood/pine forest and Spanish moss-draped ; Fargo Stephen C. Foster State Park Wormsloe State Historic Site • 342 species of seen on the refuge; cottages near tidal river • Western access to Okefenokee Avenue of live oaks and 83 species breed here • Boat ramp • National Wildlife Refuge Spanish moss leads to tabby • African-American farming and shell-fishing • Nature trail through forest and • Guided boat tours available ruins, Savannah’s oldest community established after Civil War Cumberland Island National Seashore • Rent canoes, kayaks or jon boats standing structure Secluded beaches and wild horses • Interpretive nature trail Darien • Accessible only by boat • Demonstrators in period dress • Hiking, biking, camping, may exhibit tools and skills of colonial Georgia State Historic Site • • Oldest English fort on birdwatching, beachcombing Gullah-speaking descendants of Skidaway Island State Park Georgia’s coast • 18th century fortification freedmen’s settlement lie buried at Cumberland’s North End, and a • Trails through maritime • reconstructed for public tours Baptist church built by descendants still stands forest and salt marsh Wildlife viewing on nature • Boardwalk and • trails or the observation tower (kayak/canoe rentals available) • Scenic campground Panthersville Conyers East Point Social Circle 44 Hapeville College Park Conley Oxford 278 Rutledge Union Point 78 Forest Park 20 Lake City Covington Madison Morrow Greensboro Union City Porterdale Buckhead 278 Sharon 104 Riverdale Crawfordville Fairburn Siloam Stockbridge 20 Martinez Jonesboro Newborn Manseld 20 155 81 West Augusta Augusta 44 White Plains Norwood Thomson 36 83 Camak Grovetown Tyrone 15 278 East Boundary Fayetteville Lovejoy McDonough 129 278 Blacksville 78 Dearing Harlem Warrenton South Augusta 11 Shady Dale Fort Gordon Peachtree City Hampton Woolsey Locust Grove 36 212 Sunny Side Eatonton 16 16 Hephzibah Jenkinsburg 221 17 Blythe 56 Monticello Senoia 23 Jackson Brooks 16 Sparta Experiment 441 Flovilla Gibson Gri n East Gri n Mitchell 16 Stapleton Wrens 25 Haralson 83 102 80 Avera 22 Williamson Orchard Hill 15 Edge Hill Alvaton 362 42 11 88 41 Milner 1 80 Waynesboro Zebulon 75 Milledgeville Gay Molena 23 Girard Midway-Hardwick 24 Meansville Barnesville Aldora Forsyth 22 Deepstep Louisville 24 Concord Gray 49 Sandersville Davisboro Sardis 24 Woodbury 56 The Rock 83 24 17 25 36 Tennille Hannahs Mill 41 42 Ivey Riddleville 74 74 Yatesville 129 Bartow Hilltonia Thomaston Gordon 441 Wadley Warm Springs 242 Lincoln Park Culloden Oconee Chalybeate Springs 74 Payne McIntyre Midville 17 36 57 Toomsboro Harrison Irwinton Millen Macon 21 80 Woodland 19 319 Sylvania 80 57 Summertown Wrightsville 1 Roberta Kite 25 24 80 Jeersonville 56 Rocky Ford Talbotton 41 23 57 Gareld 301 Byron Elberta 16 Centerville Robins AFB 441 221 121 341 Danville 15 Newington Warner Robins Allentown Twin City Junction City Swainsboro Geneva Montrose 80 Scott 80 96 Reynolds East Dublin Portal Butler Fort Valley Dudley Adrian Oliver 96 Dublin Nunez 21 7 15 129 26 Eat Like A Local Darien Waterfront Inn WAVERLY ST. MARYS 41 Statesboro 90 Marshallville Perry Stillmore “Unchain” yourself from the ordinary and Welcome to the Darien Waterfront Inn Bed Dexter 16 discover the real flavors of the Georgia and Breakfast, your home while visiting Metter Pulaski Chester 67 Brooklet Spring eld SOUTH 23 31 Cochran Horse Stamp Inn Cumberland Island 341 Rentz Soperton Park Coast. Richmond Hill offers many locally Darien, Georgia. Every room has beautiful Ideal Guyton 75 80 21 owned, award-winning restaurants which views of the marsh and river and all open Our elegant country bed and breakfast National Seashore Cadwell 319 Tarrytown CAROLINA Pineora Rincon is nestled on expansive green fields Catch the Ferry for your Island Adventure! Buena Vista Montezuma 26 are just a quick stop off of I-95 or Hwy onto a spacious porch meant for relaxing. 26 Plaineld 15 121 Cobbtown Oglethorpe surrounded by gorgeous trees. The Explore pristine maritime forests, Hawkinsville 17. Breakfast & lunch options, waterfront We are a short walk to everything Darien Unadilla 23 117 221 undeveloped beaches, wide marshes and 26 Higgston Vidalia 25 16 Pooler 95 picturesque wedding barn, fishing pond, Ellaville dining, specialty chocolates and nightlife has to offer - Restaurants, shops, historic 90 341 80 109 Congressionally designated Wilderness as Byromville Glenwood Ailey Lyons Collins 5 and outdoor pool add to the tranquil feel Andersonville Pinehurst Eastman Claxton Port Wentworth can be found. sites, bicycle and kayak rentals. 711 Fort King George Drive, Darien. Manassas they whisper the stories of both man and Mount Vernon Santa Claus Daisy 280 Pembroke of the inn. Our team will ensure that every 41 Alamo Hagan 104 I-95: Exit 87 or 90 • 912-756-2676 • visitrichmondhill.com I-95: Exit 49 • 912- 222-6539 • darienwaterfrontinn.com 41 19 Lilly 280 Bellville Bloomingdale Garden 257 Finleyson Georgia’s best-kept secret, the Georgia Coast, detail makes you feel welcome and attends nature from thousands of years. Visitors Chauncey 280 City Pineview 102 3 Savannah 30 Vienna 129 deserves to be told, and you deserve to discover to your every need. 2418 Horsestamp Church Road, Waverly. must take the passenger-only ferry and bring all provisions for a safe visit. Richland Helena McRae Alston 99 Americus Reidsville 4 8 Fort McAllister 16 Fort King George the treasures of our breezy, sandy shores, our citrine 2 I-95: Exit 22 • 912-875-8808 • horsestampinn.com I-95: Exit 1 or 3 • 912-882-4336 • cumberlandislandferry.com Preston Uvalda 1 119 Richmond Thunderbolt Tybee Plains Milan 94 State Historic Park Historic Site marshes, and our cities and towns that121 exude art, Georgetown Wilmington Abbeville 11 This 1,725-acre Richmond Hill site marks 280 Rhine 23 music221 and history. Stretching for approximately Hill90 Island Island In the 1700s, it was the British Empire’s Weston Cordele Seville Glennville 10 32 Historic St. Marys LeslieDe Soto Rochelle 6 9 the end of Sherman’s March to the Sea and southern outpost in North America. See a GOLDEN ISLES 280 Pitts 100 miles. Georgia’s Coast encompasses America’s 144 Skidaway 87 Experience St. Marys lodging, dining, 55 319 City most beautiful city, Savannah, to the north, the Fort Stewart 7 12 Island was found and restored by Henry Ford. , barracks, sawmill ruins and the 49 Smithville 196 8 Parrott Hazlehurst Flemington 95 Visit the Civil War museum and explore the and shopping. Explore the St. Marys 75 wild horses of Cumberland Island to the south, and Gumbranch museum. Group tours, picnic area and bus 24 Embassy Suites unimaginable attractions in between. Drive in, fly in Hinesville fort, which contains the best preserved Welcome Center, St. Marys Submarine Warwick Arabi parking available. Open Tuesday-Sunday, Bronwood Jacksonville 221 341 by Hilton™ Brunswick Rebecca or roll in to begin discovering144 our beaches, historic Allenhurst Museum, National Historic District, St. 33 129 Baxley 13 Midway earthworks of the Confederacy, tunnels, 9 am to 5 pm. Admission $4.50-$7.50, 19 76 At Embassy Suites by Hilton™, we anticipate Oakeld 319 forts and majestic, moss-draped live oaks for real. Walthourville 119 Marys waterfront & more. Home of the Dawson 25 bunkers and the remains of a sunken ship. Ideal for camping, hiking boating, 302 McIntosh Road SE, Darien. 41 169 travelers’ needs and deliver what matters Shellman 32 23 Surrency Ludowici Riceboro Cumberland Island National Seashore Leesburg Fitzgerald Denton kayaking, biking and more. 894 Fort McAllister Road, Richmond Hill. I-95: Exit 49 • 912-437-4770 • georgiastateparks.org/fortkinggeorge Sasser Ashburn most. All of our guests are welcomed with Odum I-95: Exit 87 or 90 • 912-727-2339 • visitrichmondhill.com Museum, Cumberland Island Visitors Center, 32 441 221 67 a two-room suite, free made-to-order Sycamore 1 and the ferry departure point for your island adventure. 341 82 300 32 Broxton 1 57 17 Harris Neck National breakfast each morning, and complimentary 41 Jesup 17 9 I-95: Exit 1 or 3 • 800-868-8687 • visitstmarys.com Ocilla Ambrose Henry Ford’s Southern Town: Wildlife Refuge drinks and snacks for two hours every night*. We’re delighted to welcome you, 32 Alma 17 Albany 319 Driving Trail so stay with us and come experience all Embassy Suites has to offer. 301 58 Come enjoy 2,824 acres of saltwater 82 125 Henry Ford made Richmond Hill his winter Morgan Sylvester Douglas Nicholls 32 marshes, freshwater ponds and woods that 500 Mall Boulevard, Brunswick * Service of alcohol subject to state and local laws. Must be of legal drinking age. 33 Spencer House Inn PoulanSumner 129 Screven 62 Sapelo Island home for almost 25 years. Follow historic I-95: Exit 38 • 912-264-6100 • Brunswick.EmbassySuites.com This Select Registry Bed & Breakfast, nine Leary Ty Ty Tifton offer habitats for many species of birds and 20 markers to see how he left his mark on this Unionville 221 84 other wildlife. There are more than 15 miles miles east of I-95 in charming St. Marys, is a 341 18 82 Enigma 14 N coastal Georgia town. Also learn about 19 Phillipsburg Patterson 19 of paved roads and trails to experience. 25  Boat Tours short walk to the Cumberland Island ferry. 135 antebellum plantations, the Civil War, Baconton 133 Alapaha 1 49 Darien Boat tours of all types from Jekyll Island. Spencer House Inn has 14 guest rooms 32 15 A The refuge is open from dusk to dawn. 91 Omega Willacoochee and more. Pick up a driving trail guide or 37 33 16 Admission is free. 5000 Wildlife Drive NE, Townsend. Dolphin Tours • Boat Tours with private baths. Start your day with a Blackshear Little E Newton Doerun 319 125 82 Pearson 42 download a free mobile app. Starting at: 9930 Ford Avenue, Richmond Hill. Damascus 75 29 I-95: Exit 67 • 912-832-4608 • fws.gov/harrisneck Sunset Tours • Boat Weddings hot breakfast and pick up your picnic lunch Norman Park Lenox 17 St. Simons Island C Sale City Sunnyside I-95: Exit 90 • 912-756-2676 • visitrichmondhill.com 15 Group Tours • Specialty Tours for your Cumberland Island adventure. Easy access to second and third floors by 76 Nahunta 38 Camilla 41 Deenwood 22 Nashville Sea Island O Newest boats in the Golden Isles. Up to 98 elevator. Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station. 200 Osborne Street, St. Marys. 91 82 28 Funston Ellenton Waycross 82 36 24 18 Old Jail Art Center Moultrie Sparks 10 passengers. Book online. For private goups I-95: Exit 1 or 3 • 912-882-1872 • spencerhouseinn.com Riverside 37 St. Simons Island Richmond Hill City Center Cotton 76 129 84 110 Brunswick C 441 Hoboken 29 & Museum 221 I Coastal Georgia’s Premier Conference please call for reservations and times of 97 Pelham Adel 21 17 Jekyll Island Built in 1888, The Old Jail is home to Ray City 15 Waverly23 26 T Center, where nature meets Southern departure. 366 Riverview Drive, Jekyll Island. 34 95 25 exhibits by McIntosh Art Association St. Marys Submarine Meigs Berlin Argyle 27 Hospitality. Located in the midst of the I-95: Exit 29 • 912-635-3152 • captainphillip.com Cecil Lakeland 301 N artists. Historical artifacts of Darien’s Museum / Gift Shop 19 84 22 Historic Wetlands inside J.F. Gregory Park, 111 Coolidge Barney 41 Homerville 35 storied past are displayed within the Where history surfaces every day! Located Moody AFB Woodbine A the City Center is the perfect location for Ochlocknee Hahira Du Pont 252 cells of the jail. Browse The Painted 26  Resort in the Historic District downtown across 319 Pavo Morven 14 L your corporate or social event. 1 94 17 Cumberland Palette Gift Shop for unique gifts. Located on a barrier island of remarkable from the St. Marys River, your visit will Naylor T 520 Cedar Street, JF Gregory Park, Richmond Hill. THIS ISN’T OR DINARY. 84 Bainbridge Barwick 221 84 Island Free admission. 404 North Way, Darien. beauty off Georgia’s southeastern coast, include cool items such as submarine Whigham 7 A Climax Cairo 441 Homeland I-95: Exit 90 • 912-445-0043 • richmondhillcitycenter.com 84 Folkston I-95: Exit 49 • 912-437-7711 • mcintoshartassociation.com this National Historic Landmark and models and other artifacts, plus moving Thomasville Remerton Valdosta 40 6 Kingsland memorabilia such as uniforms, photographs THIS IS SAVANNAH. 37 30 3 romantic Victorian treasure was once the Dixie Quitman 84 75 36 27 111 Boston 38 32 31 11 Richmond Hill Visitors Center playground of wealthy industrialists and and WWII War Patrol Flags. You can also be ‘Hands-On’ with the real working 93 319 Dasher 1 19 Open Gates Attapulgus 121 33 and Art Gallery financiers in the late 1800s. Beautifully Periscope that goes through the roof! 102 St. Marys Street West, St Marys. 33 41 34 94 23 Learn where to eat, play, stay and shop like Bed and Breakfast restored to its original grandeur, this Historic I-95: Exit 1 or 3 • 912-882-2782 • stmaryssubmuseum.com 19 Lake Park Fargo St. Marys FLORIDA a local in Richmond Hill, Georgia. The Visitors Open Gates Bed & Breakfast is a historic Hotel of America has five restaurants, a multitude of recreational activities and Saint Center, once a bakery built by Henry Ford home off Vernon Square in downtown is a premier wedding and vacation destination. 371 Riverview Drive, Jekyll Island. Darien, Georgia. Walk among the stunning FOLKSTON George in 1941, has been perfectly restored and I-95: Exit 29 • 855-270-0511 • jekyllclub.com VISITSAV ANNAH.COM live oaks, beautiful magnolia trees, and 94 showcases many original artifacts and historic the nearby historic waterfront. Watch the 35 Newell Lodge photographs from the Ford era. Visitors can browse the Arts on the Coast Gallery 27 Jekyll Ocean Club 121 and shop for local art and gift items. 10750 Ford Avenue, Richmond Hill. shrimp boats arrive, or just relax with the Find yourself in the middle of nowhere and 23 The AAA four-diamond Jekyll Ocean Club I-95: Exit 90 • 912-756-2676 • visitrichmondhill.com gorgeous scenery and sunsets. Inside we have five large guest rooms, and at the center of every advantage the region a cypress library perfect for hosting your small wedding or special event. is the island’s only beachfront, boutique, offers. Nestled in the heart of a 300-year-old Don’t miss the wine bar and waterfront dining. 301 Franklin Street, Darien. all-suite hotel, including 40 oversized one- oak grove, Newell Lodge and Resort at the 12 Richmond Hill I-95: Exit 49 • 912-437-6985 • opengatesbnb.com bedroom suites each with a oceanfront Okefenokee is the region’s premier History Museum balcony. The lounge area flows into the family resort. Slow down, enjoy the journey! Located in the former Henry Ford restaurant, Eighty Ocean Kitchen and Bar, I-95: Exit 3 or 14 • 912-496-2838 20 Sapelo Island National BAXLEY 4 The Thunderbird Inn kindergarten building, circa 1940, this featuring Southern coastal cuisine. Guests newelllodgeandresort.com museum showcases the history of Estuarine Research Reserve will appreciate the beachside pool, hot tub and fire pit. The Ocean Club is perfect Tbird is “where fun people stay™”... “at the intersection Richmond Hill, best known for its ties Tours of this unique, state-owned island for small weddings, meetings and family reunions. 371 Riverview Drive, Jekyll Island. 1 Altamaha River Partnership of Yes M’am and Dude™” in downtown Savannah. 36 to the automotive industrialist. highlight barrier island ecosystems, the I-95: Exit 29 • 855-270-8511 • jekyllclub.com Okefenokee Adventures Find your way back to nature Named among “The Top Ten Best Retro Hotels in the 11460 Ford Avenue, Richmond Hill. private Hog Hammock community, and Explore the extraordinary wilderness of the USA” by USA Today, “the hippest hotel in Savannah™” on the Altamaha. Flowing 137 I-95: Exit 90 • 912-756-3697 • richmondhillhistoricalsociety.com the Sapelo Lighthouse. Stops may include at the main entrance flaunts green-attitude comforts, budget rates, southern 28 The King and Prince miles from the confluence to the Reynolds Mansion State Park, the to the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. mid-century vibe, plus pillow-top MoonPie® snack and St. Simons Island the coast, 29 landings give you University of GA Marine Institute, and Guided interpretive tours, canoe, kayak Krispie Kreme® breakfast doughnuts. Military, SCAD Experience award-winning Southern access to the river and its beauty. MIDWAY Nanny Goat Beach. 1766 Landing Road SE, Darien. & bike rentals access miles of waterways, hospitality and island charm for Named one of the 75 Last Great Family, AAA, AARP discounts. Twitter @TbirdInn. 611 W Oglethorpe Ave, Savannah. I-95: Exit 49 • Public Tours 912-437-3224 walking trails & an observation tower for I-16: Exit 167B • 866-324-2661 • thethunderbirdinn.com your Coastal Georgia getaway. This Places by the Nature Conservancy. 13 Group Tours 912-485-2300 • sapelonerr.org viewing alligators, birds, flower-filled prairies Midway Museum oceanfront St. Simons Island resort Find out more about the Altamaha at www.altamahariver.org. & islands of moss-draped cypress. 4159 Road, Folkston. The Midway Museum offers an educational is Georgia’s iconic destination for family vacations, friends’ trips, or romantic POOLER experience ofcolonial and antebellum WAYCROSS I-95: Exit 3 or 14 • 866-843-7926 • okefenokeeadventures.com SAVANNAH retreats. Accommodation options include one- to five-bedroom beach history. Come tour our colonial coastal cottages, seaside villas, rooms, and suites. Check our website for special offers. 37 Okefenokee Chamber 5 Pooler Has It All! cottage and grounds including cemetery 21  201 Arnold Road, St Simons Island. 2 and church built 1792. Embrace the tales of of Commerce Oatland Island Pooler has affordable lodgings, The northern entrance to the “Land of I-95: Exit 29 & 38 • 800-342-0212 • kingandprince.com Come explore acres of natural beauty and the people who forged our country’s history. Folkston, Charlton County is the ideal restaurants and shops including the new Trembling Earth” allows you to explore the get face to face with fascinating native Open Tuesday-Saturday 10-4 pm. Available weekend getaway complete with Tanger Outlet. Attractions include movie beautiful Okefenokee Swamp by guided 29 wildlife! Oatland Island Wildlife Center for Weddings, Group Tours, Special Events Little St. Simons Island beautiful sights, outdoor exploration, and IMAX theaters, amusement centers, boat excursion, walking and railroad tour. features 175 acres of coastal habitat and School Tours. Reservations Required. 491 N Coastal Highway, Midway. Little St. Simons Island offers 7 miles of pristine and rich Southern history. Experience bowling, skating, and the National The “Eye on Nature Show” is a treat for with a nature trail and live native I-95: Exit 76 • 912-884-5837 • themidwaymuseum.org beaches and 11,000 acres of undeveloped the mysterious depths of Okefenokee Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force. young and old alike. Get a bird’s-eye view by animal exhibits. Call for hours and wilderness for exploration and relaxation. National Wildlife Refuge, immerse yourself I-95: Exits 102, 104 • poolerchamber.com climbing a 90-ft. observation tower. 5700 Okefenokee Swamp Park Road, Waycross. Privately owned and accessible only by boat, The in the railroad culture, and shop & dine where the locals get their Southern fix. fees. 711 Sandtown Road, Savannah. I-95: Exits 3 & 29 • 912-283-0583 • okeswamp.com I-16: Exit 167B • 912-395-1212 • oatlandisland.org DARIEN Lodge on Little St. Simons Island has retained the The best of Georgia starts here! 3795 Main Street, Folkston. charm and unhurried pace of coastal living. Moss I-95: Exit 3 Highway 40 • 912-496-2536 • okefenokeechamber.com RICHMOND HILL 14 22 Waycross Convention & draped live oaks and grassy marshes surround 3 The Salt Table Darien-McIntosh Visitor’s Center Visitors Bureau comfortable accommodations for no more than 38 Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge Unforgettable! 2018 & 2019 Trip Advisor 32 overnight guests. 6 Bubba’s Bistro Come meet our knowledgeable staff Located in beautiful Southeast Georgia The “Land of the Trembling Earth” is “Hall of Fame” award and seven years I-95: Exit 38 • 888-733-5774 • littlestsimonsisland.com Featured on Food Network and and let them help you plan your stay in along the northern border of the legendary a nature-lovers’ paradise with water “Certificate of Excellence”. Sample 100s ExploreGeorgia’s “100 Plates Locals coastal Georgia’s hidden gem. McIntosh Okefenokee Swamp Wildlife Refuge, Waycross trails, hiking trails, a visitor center and of Salt Table salts and seasonings, and Love”, this popular Georgia Coast buffet County is surrounded in phenomenally is a nationally recognized Main Street City nature store, auto tour route, and on-site Georgia Grown jellies, sauces, honey and KINGSLAND and bakery restaurant is a tasty surprise rich heritage and exquisite nature, where good neighbors are not hard to find. bursting with Southern hospitality and charm. concession (Okefenokee Adventures) with wines. Located in historic downtown of childhood favorite recipes — a Our coastal location provides the freshest seafood available which is served In addition to venturing into the “Land of Trembling Earth,” as the swamp is known, tours and food service. The Okefenokee Savannah and other Georgia Coast 30 #sliceofsouthern flavors — in Henry in many of our local restaurants for lunch or dinner. We welcome you, visitors love to explore our city, historic downtown and other area attractions. Kingsland Visitors Bureau National Wildlife Refuge offers something for everyone during each season of locations, including Jekyll Island. 51 Barnard Street, Savannah. Escape to our corner of the Ford’s southern town, south of Savannah. Favorites include Shrimp & Grits whether visiting for a day or for years, to discover the undiscovered world I-95: Exits 3 & 29 • 912-287-2969 • waycrosstourism.com the year. Visitors looking for adventure can spend the day paddling or boating I-16: Exit 167B • 912-447-0200 • SaltTable.com beautiful Georgia coast. Easy I-95 Sunday Brunch, Friday Prime Rib, daily Legendary Fried Chicken + more of Darien-McIntosh County. 1111 Magnolia Bluff Way #410, Darien. the refuge’s water trails and can spend the night camping under the stars on a access, minutes to the captivating entrees, fresh seasonal sides, family recipe salads, from-scratch salad dressings I-95: Exit 49 • 912-437-4837 • visitdarien.com platform deep in the heart of swamp. 2700 Suwannee Canal Road, Folkston. & desserts. Lunch + dinner Tuesday - Sunday; Lunch only Monday. Okefenokee Swamp and ferry I-95: Exit 3,14 or 29 • 912-496-7836 • fws.gov/refuge/okefenokee Facebook, Instagram, Twitter @RHBubbasBistro. 3881 US-17, Richmond Hill departure for majestic Cumberland I-95: Exit 87 • 912-756-3535 • rhbubbasbistro.com Island. Embrace southern charm blended with the comforts of new hotels and restaurants. I-95: Exit 3 • 800-433-0225 • visitkingsland.com

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