There is no place quite like Cumberland Island. Its wildness is poetic; its waves echo against the shoreline with the hushed rhythm of a seagull's wings; its palmettos sway and sing in cadence ...

Cumberland Island is not quite pristine wilderness, but given the options, it is wild enough. It is, after all, one of the last places in the country where you can maroon yourself on a big, wild ...

The stark ruins of Dungeness mansion towered against a bright blue sky. The massive brick shell of what was once a grand Victorian estate offered mute testimony to a colorful chapter in Cumberland ...

The famous Carnegie family built the Dungeness mansion on Cumberland Island in 1884. They visited several times a year for weeks at a time. It was an incredible house.

The Greyfield Inn is as elegant as it is famous. It is a genuine robber-baron mansion, after all, built in 1901 by the Carnegie family on Georgia’s Cumberland Island.

Cumberland Island’s first residents were the Timucuan Native Americans. Spanish and English explorers arrived in the 1500s. By late 1886, most of the island had been acquired by Lucy Coleman ...

This barrier island is a sanctuary to behold, including historic ruins and wild horses. Steeped in history and seemingly suspended in time, this enchanting Georgia barrier island offers visitors ...

Dungeness ruins at Cumberland Island (Jon Dawson/Flickr) By Tate Rosenberg, Action News Jax. October 24, 2024 at 8:53 pm EDT. ST. MARYS, Ga. — Upcoming Cumberland Island November hunt fees ...

Cumberland Island has served as home to ... and exploring the remains of Thomas and Lucy Carnegie’s Dungeness mansion. Cumberland Island is accessible only via private boat or a National Park ...

Cumberland Island, Georgia’s southernmost barrier island, stretches for nearly 18 miles of pristine beaches and wilderness. At its southern end are the ruins of Dungeness, a mansion built by ...

Cumberland Island, Ga. — The armadillos started arriving around dinnertime, stumbling on our camp- site seemingly by accident. Hairy, nearsighted, football-shaped, they were completely oblivious ...