It's a beautiful strip to walk through. It's not incredibly long and be mindful that it's along the…read moreentrance to a resort so don't go through the check in gate where the guy is, it would be on the drive up to that on your left. You will be able to drive around it and park on the side of the road to walk it if desired :)

This is a nice 1/2 mile walk through some pretty old southern oak trees. It's worth the stop to get…read moreout & just take a short stroll through the trees.

Amazingly outgoing staff who ensured my family enjoyed our short weekend on Saint Simons Island by…read morerecommending family-friendly adventures and restaurants! The retail shop has a great assortment of local gifts too; everything from puzzles to ornaments to local photography and artwork.

Absolutely gorgeous island! Tons of shops and restaurants. Understandably crowded. There were a few…read moreshops that didn't feel super welcoming (looking at you 'I hate liberals') but we enjoyed the beautiful weather and the breeze. The lighthouse is a workout but worth the views. We saw dolphins swimming and were able to view the entire island. The attached museum was also very interesting.

A sweet shop on the main street in the village . They have…read moreall kinds of candy, ice cream, fudge and merchandise. I couldn't resist the praline and it was really good. The young lady who helped me was very friendly even though she had quite a crowd and was by herself at the time. I will be back!

An old-fashioned sweets shop with homemade candies, think peanut cluster, buckeyes, turtles, etc.,…read moreice cream and any candy you enjoyed during your youth (i.e., jujifruits, maryjanes, smarties, etc.) I opted for a single buckeye and peanut butter cookie. My husband ordered key lime ice cream and when I tasted it, I had to have that, too. Don't be like me and over order. One scoop of ice cream should have been more than enough, but I added on a scoop of cookies and cream. I probably had more than a half pint of ice cream. Key lime was so good. Cookie and buckeye were enjoyed a couple of days later. Also very good.

Beautiful place! Plenty of delicious food choices. The beach is great with nice hard packed sand…read moreperfect for bike riding. Be aware when the tide comes in it comes WAY up. Be prepared to re-locate your chair! And like any beach.. the winds can be strong and sustained. No major store chains... no Alvin's Island.. There's more independent businesses which gives a nice variety. Love the architecture of all the homes. We spent an entire afternoon just driving around. The trees have all the moss hanging. Pricing for lodging and food are typical vacation escalated. Wouldn't mind staying permanently some day.

St Simon's has lots of shopping , dining, walkable , family friendly, a nice pier for fishing ,…read morelighthouse tours, museum tours, we have walked everywhere. It's been so nice peaceful and relaxing. They have hand dipped ice cream

Was in the downtown Brunswick area and hungry for pizza so I figured we'd give Fox's a try. We…read moreordered the Mamas thick pizza with pepperoni and a salad pizza. The waitress brought both items out at the same time but we were hoping that we would get the salad pizza first to pick on before the hot pizza came out. Either way, both were good. The salad pizza was fresh and nice size, but came with prepackaged salad dressing. The Mama's thick pizza was good, but nothing remarkable. I'm pretty picky especially with pizza so take that into consideration. It was fresh and light with a good amount of pepperoni but again good but nothing fantastic. I would actually rate this as a 3.8 but will go with a 4.0 with Yelp ratings. It is definitely not a bust and fairly decent with a nice menu, however, I would try a few other pizza places in the area to compare. There is a 4% surcharge for credit card.

Updated 8/9/25…read more Fourth visit Not as good as before Ordered Big Mama. Crust was soft, not crunchy around the edges. Uneven amount of cheese and toppings. Some pieces had very little of both. When pizza is great, then I don't think much about the service. This time, people behind the counter were not very friendly. If I lived locally, I might not return, especially being that they only carry Pepsi products. Cheers

We adored our time here! Drift wood beach was so unique and beautiful. I saw a family ride horses…read morethrough it and if we come back I'm going to figure out how to get to do that! Haha. The seemingly endless sidewalk to circle the island or become immersed in the forest or stroll by the historic district were enchanting! We were lucky enough to see the turtle sanctuary, see some surgery being performed, and even the release of some turtles back to the ocean! It was a special stay and we truly would love to come back.

Jekyll Island: A Beautiful Nowhere…read more Let's start with the facts. Jekyll Island is gorgeous. Postcard-level gorgeous. If you're into palm trees, slightly ominous marshland, and skies that look like they're about to film a Nicholas Sparks movie, this place is for you. The Vibe: The historical district is stunning. Seriously. I half-expected a ghost in a hoop skirt to appear and offer me a glass of mint julep. But once you finish whispering "wow" at the old buildings and the Spanish moss, a strange feeling hits you... boredom. Beautiful, well-landscaped boredom. For Families? Perfect. Kids? Bring them. They'll love it. There's enough open space for them to run around and maybe learn a little history if that's your thing. For Lovers? Surprisingly... yes. If you and your significant other want quiet, privacy, and zero distractions, Jekyll is your spot. Want to disappear from the world and have deep talks about life while staring into the ocean? You got it. Want to cheat in peace and not get recognized? This place is not a Coldplay concert; no one will find you here. For Party People? Absolutely not. If you're looking to party, dance, go wild, or even just see a stranger under 50 doing something mildly questionable, keep driving. Jekyll is where excitement comes to retire. The Hotel: I stayed at the Holiday Inn. It was great in a "this-is-definitely-not-a-five-star" kind of way. Clean room, ocean view, no bugs doing parkour on the bathroom mirror. But make no mistake, this was a luxury motel at best with beach access. They say it's a resort, but your expectations should hover somewhere between "summer training barracks" and "bougie rest stop." Amenities: There's a Starbucks on the island if you feel like leaning into your basic side. It's right by the roundabout, because of course it is. Nothing screams 'island escape' like iced coffee in a paper cup near a traffic circle. The Toll: Yes, there's a toll. Ten dollars to get on the island. That's not a metaphor. You will literally pay to enter. By the time you read this, inflation might've nudged it up to fifteen. But if you're paying for privacy and to avoid humanity, it's arguably cheaper than therapy. Final Thoughts: Jekyll Island is like dating someone really attractive who has no hobbies. You'll enjoy the view for a while... then start wondering why you came. Would I go again? Yeah! but only if I had kids, a book to finish, or a secret I needed to bury.

I found a couple years ago, but I didn't have the map from the visitor center! Today I managed to…read morecatch the visitor center open, the map helped with the hunt! I walked to several (the map doesn't feel to scale) & walked back to others that weren't listed in the blown up section, and yet- they were so close! A few you need to drive to (realistically). I didn't see them all, but now I really want to go back and explore more! If it didn't storm, with tornado threats... lol, I wouldn't hinted them all down! John went and found ice cream while I roamed. The temps dropped 15 degrees in less than an hour! I went from sweater to coat & I'm grateful i always keep layers in the car! Plus, the rain coat came in handy too. Chase the magic, embrace the art and beauty of these trees.

Eleven tree spirits to find and what a wonderful time. I encourage all to grab your map at the…read morevisitor center and head out. Five are within walking distance. We found all eleven. (The pictures with the clues on map were helpful vs the actually map.) Have fun!

The abandoned Jekyll Island Amphitheater was our last stop before leaving Jekyll over the weekend…read more We got there around 2ish, and there was one other pair exploring the area. To echo the previous review, this place feels so eerie. I've been to several abandoned or run down places in several different countries, in fact, my husband and I purposely seek these out! This one was one of the most creepy ones. It wasn't the fact that there was graffiti or that we went the back way up the hill, dropping us at the top of the stand, it was the energy. It was deeply unsettling. I agree, this is not kid friendly. But if you're into things that make the hairs on the back of your neck stand tall, this place is it.

I'd never have known about the Amphitheater if I hadn't taken my son to the Fire House and talked…read morewith the firefighters about the island. It's right near the fire house, but you'd never have a clue if you didn't get directions to head up the unmarked sandy road into a canopy of trees near the greenhouse nursery store. From there, you see where parking used to be, and the path to the theater is apparent. There are a bunch of azaleas in this wooded area, which were beginning to bloom in early March when I was there. It seemed like a network of a few paths around the area, but I dared not get lost, and headed straight to the theater. It's a bit spooky. I didn't know what I was sensing, animals, lurking humans, or supernatural (or all three). It's not a long walk, but a bit of a walk to the actual amphitheater, past an old ticket stand, and up a hill to the aluminum bleachers. This is NOT child friendly, and may even be a little unsafe. Metal is rusting and falling apart. Spraypaint graffiti decorates a few spots, which is random on Jekyll Island. It looks more like rebel teen artist than any real street cred tags. It was definitely artistic and interesting to me. I wanted to sit a while, but it wasn't safe for my son. There is a body of water behind the stage, and more wooded area. There's a projection/sound booth at the top of the theater. When I first arrived, the door to it was open, a few minutes later it was fully closed. There was no wind. It was VERY weird. I got the heck outta there. Jekyllisland.com actually invites visitors to explore the amphitheater, and has this to say about the place: "The amphitheater, which once hosted Valdosta State University theater performances, among others, closed in 2005. Revitalization of the amphitheater is on the Jekyll Island Authority's planning horizon. Driving north on Stable Road, turn right on the dirt road just past the firehouse, then keep to the right to find a green archway. From there it's a short hike to the amphitheater and pond."

This sculpture of a whale with her calf is located just outside the fun zone pool in Neptune Park…read more It is very clearly labeled not to be climbed on but some boy decided he needed to show off to his buddies. Fortunately, he managed not to fall off and hurt humself. The large concrete artwork is a North Atlantic Right Whale and the plaque nearby indicates that in February 1984, an expedition from St. Simons Island discovered a calving ground nearby. The caption indicates that the sculpture was installed in 1995. Check it out. [Review 15741 overall - 423 in Georgia - 1245 of 2021.]

Absolutely a hole in the wall on St.Simons Island, but totally worth it…read more It smelled amazing as we went inside. Seating is a bit tight, but thats ok when the food is so good. We ordered cheesy bread sticks and the sauce tasted like nostalgia and Pizza Hut. We also ordered a deep dish everything pizza that was delicious as heck.

First Id like to say the pizza is very good, however that is not all that makes an experience good…read moreor bad. We made an online order for two pizzas to be charged separately . when we arrived to pick up the pizzas, they rang both orders on the same card and the second order charged for two pizzas. So essentially we paid for three pizzas on one card. We didn't realize this until we got home with our pizza. We called immediatel, but they couldn't find where they had charged our card. What?! so the next day we went there with our receipt and they still didn't understand what we were trying to explain and couldn't find the order on their computer. They wouldn't give us the overcharged amount but instead gave us a card on which they wrote Free large pizza. The overcharge was for the amount of a specialty pizza., $27.--. Tonight we ordered online once more and ordered our 'free' pizza. we ordered a specialty pizza like before. When we picked it up and gave them our free pizza card they said it was only good for a cheese pizza and charged us extra for each of the toppings that were included in the specialty pizza which came to $12.95. So not only did we get overcharged the first time but we got cheated again the second time. Needless to say we won't be back. This is not customer service.