Cumberland Island National Seashore Campground offers five camping options (Sea Camp, Stafford Beach, and three wilderness sites) accessible only by ferry from St.

Marys, Georgia, making it ideal for paddlers and those seeking remote island camping with 17 miles of undeveloped beach and over 50 miles of trails.

Sea Camp provides the most amenities with cold showers, potable water, and fire rings, while all sites require advance reservations and pack-in/pack-out practices.

Paddlers can access the island via private boat or ferry service, with the Saint Marys River providing scenic water access to this protected national seashore.