Brickhill Bluff is a primitive wilderness campsite on Cumberland Island's northern section, located 10.

5 miles from the Sea Camp ferry dock and directly on the Brickhill River—making it ideal for paddlers who can kayak directly to the site or hike in via the Brickhill Bluff Trail.

The site offers only non-potable water requiring treatment and accommodates up to 6 people per permit with no fires allowed, requiring complete self-sufficiency and Leave No Trace practices. Access is by passenger ferry from St.

Marys, Georgia (limited winter schedule), private boat, or hiking; note that bugs are prevalent March-October, with December-February being the most comfortable camping months.