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McIntosh Sugar Mill Ruins

Situated along Charlie Smith Sr. Highway, near the main gate of Kings Bay Naval Base, the McIntosh Sugar Mill Ruins stand as a significant historic landmark in the area. Renowned for its unique charm, this site is a popular choice for weddings and photography sessions, offering a picturesque backdrop for special occasions and memorable photoshoots as well as a quiet place in the shade to enjoy a picnic lunch next to historical ruins. With two access points available – one at the main entrance off Charlie Smith Hwy and the other just before the railroad tracks – visitors can easily explore and appreciate the rich history embodied by this historic landmark. For those looking to immerse yourself in our local trails – this landmark also serves as the trailhead to the 11-mile bike & multi-use, St. Marys Tabby Trail. Other nearby notable areas include Crooked River State Park and Historic Downtown St. Marys.

*Part of the Camden PSA

GPS Coordinates: 30.79316, -81.57716

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