St. Marys
Touted for its historic charm, scenic beauty and revitalized waterfront, nearby St. Marys offers a plethora of outdoor adventure. Explore the Intracoastal Waterway, scenic marsh views and abundant coastal wildlife at Crooked River State Park or paddleboard your way down the St. Marys River from the Howard Gilman Memorial Park. Drop a line and experience some of the area’s best fishing along three fresh water rivers or check out prime spots for birding along the Colonial Coast Birding Trail. St. Marys is also part of the Coastal Georgia Greenway, a component of the East Coast Greenway, providing pedestrians and cyclists a network of trails linking St. Marys to Savannah.
Dining in a historic coastal area is a unique experience that combines rich history with delicious food. The charming streets of St. Marys are lined with old buildings and paths that create an enchanting ambiance that sets the tone for a memorable experience. Many restaurants in the area specialize in seafood dishes, which are prepared using fresh ingredients sourced from local fishermen, all served in cozy settings. Dining in this coastal downtown is a must-do for visitors looking for a remarkable culinary adventure.
Get lost in the unique ambiance of old-world architecture and new-world comfort while shopping in St. Marys. You will find a wide variety of shops ranging from antique stores to modern boutiques. In addition to the unique storefronts that are housed along the mossy, tree lined streets, this waterfront area hosts multiple, annual festivals and a weekly community market. The blend of time and medium can offer a delightful and memorable experience for visitors to the Kingsland area.
