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Fort Frederica National Monument |
Description:
Established in 1736, the town of Frederica was the southernmost post of the British colonies in North America. It protected the rest of Georgia and South Carolina from the Spanish in Florida. The park is known for it's exceptional beauty. Stately oaks, exceptionally large grape vines, and Spanish moss lend an air of antiquity unequaled on the coast
Accessibility:
Accessible parking spaces, wheelchair ramps, and accessible restrooms are provided. A wheelchair is available.
The townsite has soft grass with no walkway and may not be suitable for wheelchairs. An NPS golf cart is available on request for those needing assistance to visit the town site and fort.
Activites:
Educational Programs | Hiking | Wildlife Viewing | Bird Watching | Nature Walks | Stargazing | And more.
Facilities:
Visitor_Centers | Comfort Stations | Museum Exhibits | Tours & Guided Activities | And more.
Directions to Fort Frederica National Monument
Plane:
Commercial: Glynco Jet Port, Brunswick, GA
Private: McKinnon Airport, St. Simons Island
Car:
Ft. Frederica National Monument is on St. Simons Island, Georgia - 12 miles from Brunswick, GA. Easily accessible from I-95 and U.S. 17 via the F.J. Torras (Brunswick-St. Simons) Causeway.
Attractions:
St. Simons Island Lighthouse and Museum
Phone:912 638-4666
Ft. King George State Historic Site
Jekyll Island Historic District
Phone:912-635-2119
Hofwyl - Broadfield Plantation State Historic Site
Phone:912-264-7333
Nearby Parks:
Cumberland Island National Seashore in Georgia (30 miles)
Fort Pulaski National Monument in Georgia (30 miles)
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