Camping at Cumberland Island National Seashore on the Florida-Georgia Line

Any time we left Florida on I-95, we'd see signs for Cumberland Island National Seashore at the Georgia border and wonder what it was. For our anniversary this year, we finally found out!
You can't drive to Cumberland Island, so we took a ferry boat ride to our campsite at Sea Camp, which is run by the National Park Service. We hiked the Southend loop and saw wild horses, the Dungeness Ruins, beaches on the Atlantic Ocean, and sunset on the East River.
Full write-up on Cumberland Island National Seashore: www.tripofalifestyle.com/dest...
00:00 - Ferry Ride to Cumberland Island
00:41 - Sea Camp
01:56 - Atlantic Ocean
02:24 - Dungeness Ruins
02:48 - Wild Horses & Other Animals
03:06 - East River
03:23 - Conclusion
#georgia #nationalpark #camping
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