The Cullars Inn was established in 1992 and is located in Lincolnton, Georgia. We are a family-owned and operated establishment and would enjoy having you and your family stay with us while you are visiting the area. First and second floor has Queen size beds. Handicap accessible rooms have King...
Many of Culloden’s first settlers were Scottish Highlanders who had lived previously in eastern Georgia. Others were of English and Irish descent, and many came from eastern Georgia, South Carolina, and Virginia. Their rural community dates back to 1739, but it was decades before the settlement...
The "CUMMING PLAYHOUSE", located at 101 School Street is housed within the 1923 Cumming Public School. It was named to the National Register in 2000. A property of The City of Cumming, it also houses "The Historical Society of Forsyth" County and "The Col. Hiram Parks Bell Center for Southern...
The Cultural Arts Council of Douglasville/Douglas County, Inc. provides a full schedule of high-quality cultural events and arts activities for children and adults, residents of and visitors to Douglasville throughout the year. At its historic home, the gracious Roberts-Mozley House, in the historic...
The SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western, is the premiere hotel in St. Marys, Georgia – the perfect starting point for daylong adventures to Cumberland Island, Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base, Crooked River State Park, and the Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge. You'll be just minutes away from quaint shops...
Cumberland Queen Ferry provides round-trip transportation via concession-operated ferry boats to Cumberland Island National Seashore. Regular fares round trip (St. Marys to Cumberland Island): Adults $44; Senior Citizens $42; Children (6-15) $34 Ages 5 and under free. Fares do not include additional...
Embark on a memorable vacation to Cumberland Island, Georgia's largest and southernmost barrier island. Here, pristine maritime forests, undeveloped beaches and wide marshes whisper the stories of both man and nature. Natives, missionaries, enslaved African Americans and wealthy industrialists all...
Developed and wilderness camping is available at the Cumberland Island National Seashore. Permits are required, and sites are assigned at the Sea Camp Ranger Station. Camping is limited to seven days. Spring and late fall are peak seasons.
There are no facilities at the wilderness sites, and water...
The museum houses a collection of artifacts from Cumberland Island and is open and free to the public. The collection covers the timeline and people of the island. The lives of Native Americans, African Americans, the Stafford's and the Carnegie family, as well as others who lived on the island in...
Enjoy the Cumberland Island National Seashore Visitor Center gift shop and interpretive displays like the loggerhead turtle exhibit. The center is a replica of Miller's Dock, an old St. Marys landmark, and is the ferry check-in point for passengers headed to the island.