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Area Information
 Picket fences and front porches. Friendly smiles and fragant salt air. Waterways and wisteria. There is an unmistakeable softening of life's edges here in St. Mary's, Georgia. Come wander the unhurried corners of this historic seaside village. Hospitality awaits you. As do canopied streets of quaint shops, historic sites, wonderful restaurants and pleasureful recreation from fishing and boating to swimming and golf. And at day's end, restful accomodations welcome you. The St. Mary's waterfront is the departure point for day trips to the remarkable natural glories of Cumberland Island National Seashore, among the last great wild places on earth. Travel Channel selected Cumberland Island as one of the Ten Best Beaches in America.
 From energizing recreation to simple relaxation, St. Mary's will fill your days with memories. History comes alive in the antebellum grandeur of Orange Hall, the Toonerville Trolley, Oak Grove Cemetary, historic churches, the Cumberland Island National Seashore Museum, the St. Mary's Submarine Museum and much more, including the spot where the very first pecan tree in America was planted.
 Quaint shops filled with unique wares await discovery along St. Mary's downtown streets and lanes. Come hungry and enjoy our tempting array of dining venues, including some of the freshest seafood anywhere. At the river's edge are a fleet of shrimp boats, a wonderful family park with benches, arbors and marsh walks, a full service marina and great spots for bird-watching and sunset gazing.
 Recreation abounds with charter fishing trips, kayaking, swimming, suberb golf at Osprey Cove championship golf course nearby, and memorable day trips to Cumberland Island Natioonal Seashore.
6250 Hwy 40 E St Marys, GA 31558 Email Us |
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