Brickhill Bluff Wilderness Campsite

§ 02 — OVERVIEW

Brickhill Bluff Wilderness Campsite is one of three campgrounds in Cumberland Island’s designated wilderness on the northern part of the island. The campsite is located 10.5 miles north of the Sea Camp dock.

Wilderness sites have no amenities. Fires are prohibited, but camp stoves can be used for cooking. Campers should be prepared to hang all food and trash. Water is available from a pump well located in the site and must be treated. Permits are $9 a night, good for up to 6 people.

§ 03 — LOCATION

Directions

Brickhill Bluff Wilderness Campsite is located on Cumberland Island, and is only accessible by boat. All campers must deboard the ferry at the Sea Camp dock. If arriving by private boat the Plum Orchard dock will be the closest to the campsite. Kayakers can paddle up to the site. The campground is located 10.5 miles North from the Sea Camp dock. A network of trails lead to the campground. For directions to the mainland Visitor Center and ferry check-in, visit the Directions page on the park website.

Weather Notes

Weather conditions can change quickly. Keep an eye to the sky. It is hot and humid during the summer months. Bring water bottles and food. There are no services on the island beyond the water fountains and bathrooms. Wear a hat, light clothing and sunscreen. There is some tree cover but lots of sun to go with it. In winter, keep yourself hydrated and dress in layers.

§ 04 — AMENITIES