Visit Camden County, Georgia, and the Surrounding Areas
Unleash your sense of adventure at Ceylon Wildlife Management Area (Ceylon WMA) in Woodbine, Ga., an expansive 27,000-acre natural playground teeming with exciting opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Step into a world brimming with hunting prospects, including deer, turkey, small game, and waterfowl, set against the picturesque backdrop of towering longleaf
Embark on your water-bound adventures at Meeting Street Boat Ramp, where abundant parking ensures a stress-free launch into the St. Marys River even on bustling summer days. Anglers can cast a line from the dock or bank areas, while nature enthusiasts can soak in stunning sunrises over the river, surrounded
Discover the tranquility of Gum Branch Nature Preserve, a lush 300-acre sanctuary designed to eventually connect with sections of Woodbine’s Rail-Trail. Accessible via the entrance of Howard Peeples Park, the nature preserve’s paved pathways wind through our local forests teeming with diverse wildlife like birds and deer. Embrace outdoor activities
Located at the iconic Blue Bridge that connects Georgia and Florida, this small paved ramp on the Georgia side of the St. Marys River offers freshwater bank fishing opportunities and a quick place to put in your smaller boats. Limited parking is available, with potential muddy conditions during rainy spells
Located in the heart of Woodbine, this park offers a serene setting with fitness stations and picnic tables nestled in a shaded area. Situated conveniently off Highway 17 and adjacent to the Woodbine Riverwalk Trailhead, this park was once the site of a theater, it now serves as a perfect
Spanning across Georgia’s six coastal counties, the Coastal Georgia Greenway serves as a vital link connecting inland communities and coastal attractions. This extensive network of pathways are part of the East Coast Greenway, allowing visitors to traverse through towns, recreational sites, historic landmarks, cultural sites, waterways, and natural habitats of
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,
Nestled behind the St. Marys Aquatic Center, Lake St. Marys offers a serene fishing spot for enthusiasts to unwind and enjoy the sport. The lake is surrounded by a picturesque half-mile trail, adorned with exercise stations and strategically placed benches for visitors to take in the tranquil surroundings. Notably, the
Embark on an unparalleled outdoor adventure with the Woodbine Riverwalk. 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 sawgrass,
Nestled beside Georgia’s enchanting Colonial Coast lies Crooked River State Park, a cherished sanctuary where nature reigns supreme and time seems to slow down. A short drive from I-95, the park beckons visitors into a world where the ebb and flow of tides paint the landscape with a touch of
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