Posted in USA February 27, 2020 by

Sleep Steps From The Beach At This One Stunning U.S. Location

A popular state for vacations, Georgia has plenty of options when it comes to finding the perfect getaway. With 100 miles of beautiful coastline, the Peach State has an endless supply of waterfront spots that you’ll love getting the chance to explore. Keep reading to find out why this one breathtaking island in the U.S. makes for an unforgettable camping spot.

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Only accessible by boat, Cumberland Island National Seashore in Georgia is made up of nearly 10,000 acres of jaw-dropping landscapes.
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On the entire island, you'll find three different designated campgrounds, all equipped with campsites that are a short walk from the water.
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Between Cumberland Island's gorgeous scenery and historic sites, it's easy to see why people love visiting here. A favorite attraction is the island's wild horses.
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The island's most popular place to set up shop is the Sea Camp Campground, the only campground on the island with drinkable water, restrooms, and picnic tables.
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Surrounded by nature, you can escape away into the Maritime forests and call this beautiful place home for up to seven consecutive nights!
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The other two options you'll have are the Stafford Beach Campground and the Wilderness Campground.
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All of the campgrounds have easy access to the beach, although there are no lifeguards here, so those who decide to cool off in the water will be swimming at their own risk.
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Like taking a page right out of the book of paradise, the island's white sandy beaches that stretch for as far as the eye can see are surreal.
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Available only by reservation, you can book a campsite on Cumberland Island National Seashore if you click here.
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An unforgettable place worth exploring, the island has freshwater lakes, dunes, marshes, and all sorts of scenery you'd never expect to find all in the same place. To get to the island, visitors can take a 45-minute ferry ride that's open every day from March through the end of December, running during five days of the week in the offseason. Another popular activity on the island is biking. Visitors can either bring their own bike or rent one through the Cumberland Island Ferry! To find out more information about this island, click here.

Where’s your favorite place to go camping on the beach? If you’ve already visited Cumberland Island National Seashore, then be sure to share with us your favorite parts about camping here!