Crooked River State Park - St Marys (GA)

5 /5 Christopher White: This coastal state park offers a refreshing escape with its beautiful natural scenery. The diverse trails are perfect for leisurely strolls or invigorating hikes. Visitors can enjoy camping under the stars or rent a cozy cabin nestled among the trees. The park also boasts excellent fishing spots along the river and provides opportunities for wildlife viewing. It truly is a cherished destination for creating lasting memories. Ive been visiting since I was a kid. I love how peaceful it is.

4 /5 Brent gaffey: This state park is beautiful. Everywhere we went inside the park appeared to be well maintained. Several trails, picnic areas, open areas and water/fishing access. I ended up renting a cabin within the park, which is a cool feature. Now when we got to the cabin, they expressed to us that these cabins are to be kept clean, organized, etc. I got excited at first, thinking that the cabin would be very nice and well maintained. Despite the binder reinforcing everything right inside the door, this place was very dirty. Dust piled up in corners, cobb webs everywhere, the fridge was gross, etc, it made for a not so nice stay. Thumbs up for the park, two thumbs down for the cabins.

5 /5 Joel McGraw: It was my first time going to a state park in Georgia. I moved from the panhandle of Florida and was raised living in six state parks in Florida. I was very pleased at how well Crooked River was maintained and the cleanliness of the facilities and grounds. Going on a weekday, I found it peaceful and relaxing. Took several trials and had a picnic lunch while there. Will try other parks as time allows. Thanks to the folks at the park for a pleasant visit!

5 /5 Luci - B: One of our favorite state parks in St. Mary’s, GA! The park itself is great…..walking/riding trails, on the water, and some FH sites (area 2). The park is quiet and sites on the west loop are more private. The water front sites are limited and are in area 1. Restrooms are clean and there is a laundry facility. There’s not much to do in and around St. Mary’s, but the park is within an hours drive of St. Simon’s, Jekyll and Amelia Islands. Fernandina Beach is about a 45 min drive and has nice downtown shopping/dining area near the water, along with ferry tours and commutes to Cumberland Island (a must do). Jacksonville is a little more than an hours drive away and there are lots of beach access points and great restaurants.

5 /5 Ashley A: Gorgeous scenery. Large camping sites. There are hiking and biking trails. As for fishing you need to have a vessel to get you on the water as there is only one bank to fish from. The tortoises are here and a lot faster than one would think.