Overview
Sea Camp Campground is located a half mile from the Sea Camp dock. All sites are walk-to, tent sites and campers are responsible for transporting all gear. Carts can be used. There are flush toilets, drinking water, cold showers, and a dish washing sink. Each site has a fire ring with grill, picnic table and food storage. It is common for this campground to fill up. Permits are $22 a night for individual sites good for up to 6 people. Group sites are $40 a night good for up to 20 people.
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Location
Elevation
45 ft
Directions
Sea Camp Campground 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 Sea Camp dock will be the closest to the campsite. The campground is located 0.5 miles east from the Sea Camp dock. A well traveled trail leads 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.
Sea Camp individual site
Campers must have a reservation. Individual sites have a maximum of six people per site. The fee covers one night.
Sea Camp Group Site
Campers must have a reservation. Each group site will accommodate a maximum of 20 campers. The fee is per night. There are no discount for America the Beautiful Senior or Access passes as group sites.
Today
79°F
6 to 12 mph SE
Fri
81°F
5 to 13 mph S
Sat
84°F
5 to 10 mph S
Sun
81°F
5 to 8 mph NW
Mon
81°F
5 to 13 mph E
Tue
87°F
5 to 12 mph S
Wed
85°F
6 to 9 mph NE
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Reservations can be made up to 6 months in advance. All camping on Cumberland Island requires a reservation and printed permit, and must be done in a designated campsite. Dispersed camping and beach camping are not permitted. Check the ferry schedule prior to reserving your Cumberland Island National Seashore Camping Permit unless you are traveling by private boat. The ferry does not operate on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from December through February.
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