The Cumberland Island National Seashore Museum is located just one block away from the water-front in St. Mary. The Museum houses a collecttion of artifacts from Cumberland Island.
The Cumberland Island National Seashore Museum is located just one block away from the water-front in St. Mary. The Museum houses a collecttion of artifacts from Cumberland Island.
Visit the mansion and explore it’s revival history.
Ranger-guided tours of the Dungeness Historic District are conducted via the “Footsteps” tour. Other guided tours of the island are available.
Take the Horse-Creek trip, visit the Dungeness ruins or paddle from the mainland over to Cumberland Island National Seashore.
Go camping at a suitable camp site for you on the Cumberland Island.
Travel to Cumberland Island from via the Queen Ferry from St. Mary’s waterfront.
Explore the undeveloped beaches of Cumberland Island.
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