Cumberland Island is the southernmost and largest of Georgia’s barrier islands and is home to five different campgrounds, including wilderness campsites at Brickhill Bluff, Yankee Paradise, and Hickory Hill, along with designated campsites at Stafford Beach and Sea Camp. Note that permits are required for camping in any of these campgrounds. Designated campgrounds include a sink for washing dishes, cold showers, drinking water, and flush toilets, and campsites feature food storage, picnic tables, a grill, and a fire ring. The wilderness campgrounds, however, don’t have any amenities and fires are prohibited. Camp stoves can be used though instead for cooking.

101 Wheeler St, St. Marys, GA 31558, Phone: 912-882-4336

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