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Cumberland Island National Seashore Camping Permits

National Park Service campground in Cumberland Island National Seashore, near St. Marys, Georgia.

$9–$22nightly fee
44overnight sites
Reservablebooking
Year-roundopen season
No RV datamax RV/trailer length
2named USFS/NPS trails within 5 mi (7.9 mi)
0.0 mibike trails within 5 mi
undeveloped beach complete with sea oat covered dunes, light sands, blue sky, and crashing waves at Cumberland Island National Seashore Camp
Photo: NPS Photo via Recreation.gov, public domain (U.S. government work).

Summary

Managed by the National Park Service, Cumberland Island National Seashore Camping Permits sits in Georgia. The campground lists 44 overnight sites (including 2 group sites and 43 walk-in sites); it charges nightly fees from $9 to $22, and it is listed as open year-round. Camping is reservable on Recreation.gov. The listing reports showers, flush toilets, drinking water and food storage lockers.

When it's open

Year-round

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Source: National Park Service, retrieved Oct 20, 2026.

Hookups & amenities

  • ShowersListed
  • Toilets (flush)Listed
  • Drinking waterListed
  • Electric hookupsNot listed
  • Water hookupsNot listed
  • Sewer hookupsNot listed
  • Full hookups (E/W/S)Not listed
  • Dump stationNot listed
  • Wi-FiNot listed
  • LaundryNot listed
  • Camp storeNot listed
  • PlaygroundNot listed
  • SwimmingNot listed
  • Boat rampNot listed
  • Pet-friendlyNot listed
  • ADA-accessible sitesNot listed
  • CabinsNot listed
  • Fire ringsListed
  • GrillsListed
  • Picnic tablesListed
  • Camp hostNot listed
  • Food storage lockersListed

Listed only when Recreation.gov site records report it. "Not listed" means the source doesn't say, not that the campground lacks it.

Map: trails and roads near Cumberland Island National Seashore Camping Permits

Map of roads, water and trails within about 5 miles of Cumberland Island National Seashore Camping Permits, with bike trails colored by their OpenStreetMap difficulty tags
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), drawn by us from OSM extracts. The map covers about 15 × 10 miles. Bike trail colors come only from OSM difficulty tags: green = kid-friendly, blue = intermediate, black = expert, purple = bike-legal but unrated. Brown lines are footpaths and hiking trails. Not for navigation.

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Campsite layout

Check live availability on Recreation.gov ↗

We don't show live availability. Openings change by the minute and only the official reservation system has them.

How it compares

  • With 44 sites it is the #49 largest of 92 Georgia campgrounds that publish a site count.
  • Its lowest fee ($9) is $6 below the Georgia median of $15/night.
  • There are 13 other campgrounds in our data within 25 miles; 0 of them list a lower starting fee.
  • 88% of sites with a shade rating are listed as shaded or partly shaded.
  • Straight-line distance: Atlanta ~267 mi, Charlotte ~314 mi, Asheville ~342 mi.

Site mix

Group2
Walk-in/hike-in43

Amenities & rules

Drinking waterFire ringsFlush toiletsFood storage lockersGrillsPicnic tablesShowersTents

Nightly fee: $9–$22, from the National Park Service (NPS Data API campground fees) page (retrieved Oct 20, 2026).

Fee notes from Recreation.gov: Nightly Camping Use Fees apply (see Facility Rates below)

Trails within 5 miles

TrailClosest pointMapped miles within 5 miSource
Passenger Ferry0.0 mi7.2NPS
South Point Trail4.4 mi0.7NPS

Mountain biking nearby

No bike-legal trails are mapped within 5 miles in OpenStreetMap or Forest Service data.

Ratings come only from OpenStreetMap mtb:scale / IMBA tags. Untagged trails show as "Unrated", and we never guess. Check conditions and maps on Trailforks or MTB Project.

Activities listed

BackpackingBeachcombingBikingBirdingBoatingCampingFishingHikingHuntingInterpretive ProgramsKayakingMotor BoatPhotographyRanger StationSailingSwimmingWater AccessWildlife Viewing

Nearest campgrounds

CampgroundMilesStateFee/nightSitesHookupsMax RVPetsBookingTrails ≤5 mi
Eagle Hammock RV Park Private
Private RV park
3.6GA—— E yes— ?4 (9.0 mi)
Sea Camp Campground
Private campground
5.9GA—— — —— ?17 (17.3 mi)
KOA Holiday Private Cabins
Private RV park
6.6GA—— E yes— ?0
Country Oaks Campground & Rv
OpenStreetMap listing
7.1GA—— — —— ?0
A Big Wheel RV Park Private
Private RV park
8.1GA—— E yes— ?0
Stafford
OpenStreetMap listing
8.3GA—50 — —— Reserve25 (27.4 mi)

Hookups: E = electric (max amps), W = water, S = sewer. "—" means the agency doesn't publish it. Trail counts are named USFS/NPS trails within 5 miles. 🟢 = kid-friendly (green-rated) bike trail nearby. "Open year-round" and month ranges come from the agency, state park or OpenStreetMap season; no tag means no season is published.

From the managing agency

Overview Whether you are looking to spend a night with family and friends around a campfire under the moss covered branches of the live oak trees, or looking for the rugged challenges and solitude of the wilderness, you will find it on Cumberland Island National Seashore. The park includes a designated Wilderness area, undeveloped beaches, historic sites, cultural ruins, critical habitat and nesting areas, as well as numerous plant and animal communities. The national seashore also offers a wide variety of camping opportunities. Watch the "Camping on Cumberland Island" video for information to help you plan an d prepare for your trip. Campgrounds Cumberland Island offers five campgrou… read the full description on Recreation.gov