Take a 45-minute voyage aboard a ferry for a pleasant excursion to reach this largely wild sea island at the Florida-Georgia border.
Category: Cumberland
News & highlights, Georgia’s captivating Cumberland Island.
It’s an ideal time for hiking or biking wooded trails or exploring historic sites on Cumberland Island, GA.
As the calendar turns to September, it’s a surprise to find a new sea turtle nest. Instead, mostly happening this time of year is the emergence of hatchlings.
Repairs at Dungeness, Sea Camp and Plum Orchard docks have been completed.
Construction of a National Park Service mainland dock used for boarding ferry passengers heading to Cumberland Island, GA is nearly finished being built.
Fall Is A Wonderful Season To Visit Cumberland Island With summer’s hottest temperatures now past, fall is a great season to visit Georgia’s largest barrier island. Cumberland Island National Seashore’s ferry times during October and November 2020 are below. COVID-19 Pandemic Note that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ferry passengers are required to wear face […]
Great news for America’s National Parks is the “Great American Outdoors Act,” providing desperately needed funding for the nation’s wondrous places.
Ferry requires passengers to wear a face covering and will operate at 2/3 capacity (up to 100 passengers). Camping resumes July 6th, 2020.