St. Marys, Georgia
Population: 8,187
Located in Camden County
St. Mary's, Georgia St. Mary's is a small waterfront community with a history dating back to the mid-1500's. It was established as a town by the English in 1787 and has the second oldest church in Georgia. St. Mary's, GA was rated as "#1 Small Town in America" by Money Magazine in April 1996. It is the Gateway to the Cumberland Island National Seashore, where you can take a boat ride to the island and see wild horses, white sandy beaches and an unspoiled natural habitat. Experience the beauty of the waterfront and a historic village blending charm with southern hospitality. St. Mary's goes back to the mid-1500s and was established as a town by the English in 1787. Park your car and stroll along Osborne Street, shaded by giant oak and palm trees. White picket fences surround many of the historic landmarks. Flowered walkways invite you to come rock "for a spell" on one of the many sea-breezed verandas. Gift and antique shops housed in turn-of-the-century buildings offer hours of browsing. Enjoy delicious fresh seafood and other excellent cuisine found in the eateries of St. Mary's. Stay for a while in a historic hotel, or one of the bed and breakfasts, or locally owned family hotels. From most of the accommodations, you can walk to the pedestrian ferry for a 45-minute boat ride to Cumberland Island National Seashore, where wild horses, white sandy beaches, and unspoiled and natural habitat will greet you. St. Mary's and Cumberland Island National Seashore are the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. As you stroll along the waterfront, you will be captivated by the friendly people, the mild climate and the charm that are unique to St. Mary's.
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