Visit Camden County, Georgia and the Surrounding Areas
Nestled behind the Trident Lakes Golf Club, Etowah Park is a hidden gem of nature offering peaceful surroundings and historical intrigue. Trails cater to all skill levels, from beginners to experts. Fishing docks and a multitude of birds make this a wildlife lovers prime location. Some areas boast dense foliage,
Embark on a captivating adventure through the serene marshes and waterways of the St. Marys River. Begin your journey by launching your kayak in mid-town St. Marys and follow the trail to the enchanting Historic Downtown waterfront. Want to enjoy the location sans paddling? Indulge in a spot of fishing
Positioned as the final stop on Hwy 17 N in Camden County, Spring Bluff Boat Ramp provides convenient access to the Little Satilla River for boaters and anglers alike. This roadside boat ramp offers a straightforward launching point for exploring the scenic waterways of the area, making it a popular
Experience convenience and accessibility at its best. Nestled into a local residential area, this 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. Other nearby locations include the Harriett’s Bluff Community Park.
Nestled off North River Causeway, just off Point Peter Rd, Notter Pond is a serene fishing spot that prohibits the use of gas-powered motors, ensuring a tranquil ambiance for anglers. The pond boasts a few picnic tables, providing a perfect spot for visitors to enjoy a leisurely lunch amidst the
In addition to serving as the venue for Woodbine’s annual Crawfish Festival during the last weekend in April, Satilla Waterfront Park offers a captivating backdrop for magnificent sunrises and sunsets throughout the year. This versatile park provides a vibrant and lively setting for both community events and peaceful riverwalk views,
Embark on an unparalleled outdoor adventure with the Georgia Coast Rail-Trail. This Rails to Trails initiative of the Coastal Georgia Greenway Trail offers a picturesque route that will eventually span 68 miles from Kingsland north to Riceboro. This lush corridor traverses a stunning landscape of longleaf pine forests, marshlands, and
Howard Gilman Waterfront Park beckons visitors with its picturesque setting and versatile offerings. Perfect for hosting a variety of community events, the park boasts individual rental areas such as a stage, gazebo, fountain, and inviting picnic spots, making it a coveted destination for gatherings of all kinds. Take a leisurely
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