Visit Kingsland, Georgia

Sun-Kissed Days and Adventure-Packed Stays: Three Summer Itineraries for Kingsland, Georgia

Our hope is that Kingsland leaves a warm lasting impression that invites you back for more! Kingsland isn't just a town–it’s a way of life, capturing the beauty and legacy of the Southeastern coast, treating locals and visitors alike to delicious Southern food staples, scenic paddling trails, historic sites to explore, and more! Every person and family has their own unique traveling styles and preferences; there's no wrong answer when planning an excursion that perfectly suits you. We've sought out some of Kingsland and Southeast Georgia's signature activities, meals, and stays that are sure to help visitors plan their ideal experience in this charming coastal town.
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Spaghetti and meatballs at Angelo's restaurant in Kingsland Georgia, Italian food in Kingsland.
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For families of all ages and sizes, start off your Kingsland visit with a stay at one of our kid-friendly hotels that serve as the perfect basecamp for your adventures. Head over to one of our 20 hotel properties with family-friendly amenities some feature refreshing pools, free breakfast, and are located just 30 minutes from Jacksonville International Airport–and is pet-friendly, to boot!

To sate your appetites and fuel up for a day of exploration or refuel as the sun sets, get a taste of locally-owned fare at Angelo’s Italian Restaurant, where there’s plenty of options for each family member. They’re serving up a variety of Italian classics like spaghetti and lasagna, as well as handcrafted pizzas with Angelo’s own sauce recipes, calzones, subs, and an expansive kid’s menu.

There’s so much natural beauty to explore in Kingsland. A great place to start your journey under the sun is with a trail! Crooked River State Park is an excellent option for groups of varying skill levels, and you can stop by their office for bicycle rentals. 

If you’d prefer to get a front-row view of Southeast Georgia from a comfortable seat, Kingsland Station offers a variety of themed rides and vintage rail cars that take scenic ventures through stunning marshes, woodlands, and historic neighborhoods and commercial districts.

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Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, American Alligator
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To feed an adventurer’s thirst for immersion, there’s plenty of boarding options, from camping and RV parks to cozy cabins or classic hotels. Huck’s RV Park is a great spot to park your home on wheels, and if you’re seeking more rustic lodging, our local KOA Campground has classic cabins with convenient amenities like showers and wi-fi. You’ll be surrounded by incredible nature, waterways, hiking and biking trails, and endless opportunities for adventures and memory-making!

 

Prepare for a day on trails or waterways with a filling meal from excellent options like local favorite Steffen’s Restaurant. Their breakfast menu is loaded with options like ribeye steak and eggs, pancakes, breakfast burritos, and mouthwatering chicken and biscuits–served  up with a side of Southern hospitality! Finish off your day with dinner, drinks, and a round or two of pool at Outerbanks Bar & Grill and watch the sun set on their patio.

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For golfers looking for scenic views and Southern sunshine, Kingsland boasts several clubs and courses. Trident Lakes Golf Club and Laurel Island Links are local favorites, both with 18-hole courses and amenities like golf cart rentals and gear shops. Trident Lakes includes its own dining option on-site, Bogey’s Bar & Grill, perfect for a filling lunch or dinner and drinks to celebrate your weekend getaway. Prefer something more low-key?

Historic Downtown Kingsland is an easy yet rewarding stroll, filled with history and local shops and eateries. Annual downtown festivals that attract locals and visitors alike include the Spring Carnival, Catfish Festival, A Snowy Kingsland Christmas and Mardi Gras celebrations.

We welcome you to our historic coastal town, and are ready with resources to help you plan your visit! Check out visitkingsland.com for all of the info on stays, eateries, activities, and events. Our site includes digital downloads with info on activities like birding, trails, and watersports–and you can also request a free guide to be mailed right to you, to make your planning even easier.

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