Cumberland Island National Seashore in St. Marys, GA with Road Trip Story

On this episode of Road Trip Story, Joseph and James explore the natural beauty and history of Cumberland Island National Seashore.
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[@josephmenna3985]

Very thorough

[@finesweet01]

Very good, I want to go now...thank you

[@roadtripstory]

Thank you :) St. Marys is great! I appreciate visiting in the autumn, when the town decorates everything for Halloween, especially love the scarecrows! -James

[@sephardishalom2693]

Excellent!

[@hunnybunnykhan]

Mom and I loved the video, James! Great job!

[@fosma100]

Nice video :) Ferry access to Cumberland Island is from St. Marys, Georgia, and the historic town itself is well worth a visit. It's all part of the extraordinary "Cumberland experience."

[@cathyahollingsworth]

We moved to Saint Mary's a few months ago and was unsure about visiting Cumberland Island but thanks to your video, I'm looking forward in visiting now!! I'm not a camper and I wasn't sure how much I would want to see!! Thank you for the trip story!!

[@roadtripstory]

Cathy Hollingsworth You're very welcome! Thank you for your message! It is personally rewarding to hear that our video has inspired you. This is exactly why we started Road Trip Story. We hope you have a beautiful visit to Cumberland Island! For your next trip, you might be inspired by our other videos, or the upcoming videos that we will be posting in the coming months, please subscribe and keep in touch!

[@creativeconcourse]

You guys do good videos. I live in Atlanta and hope to visit Cumberland again.

[@murielcrisler119]

Very nice video

[@thaiinthebox4572]

hi can you suggest me? If i decide to go day trip, what's time I have to get to the ferry pier and can we rent the bike over there?

[@elhrr]

Yes you can. They have bikes at sea camp for rent. You can also take your own bike. Just make sure you check out rules of the island before you go. It's pretty primitive over there, but it is such a wonderful experience!

[@rickduncan362]

Get tickets to the ferry from the Visitor Center. $30 per person, round trip. Ferry leave at 9:00 a.m. and again at 11:30. Make sure you also have a designated return time. Last ferry is at 4:30 p.m. departure from the island.

[@nelmsgraham3384]

That is not "rough water". Rough water comes over the bow and sweeps down the side decks.

[@jfcrock372011]

I believe you are saying there last name wrong Carnegie CARN E GIE

[@elhrr]

He's saying it correctly.