I recall the first time that I visited this park was in 2019, as I was visiting the St. Mary's…read moresubmarine museum close by. This was an awesome first visit and there's a lot to see within this park. It a great way to spend some quality time relaxing and enjoying nature and the outdoors. I have been visiting this park every year since my first visit there.

St. Marys Waterfront Park is an amazing small park located at the water's edge and the downtown St…read more Marys, Georgia area. It also seemed to be a very popular place. I was here on a Thursday late morning and it was quite busy. Let me add, I can understand why it is so popular. If I lived here, I would be here on a regular basis. I will give here five stars overall. If you find yourself in St. Marys, Georgia, I would recommend a visit here.

We've been to Crooked River to walk the trails, to only play at their children's park, and to go to…read moretheir reptile discovery time. Every time has been a wonderful experience! The Rangers are very nice, sociable, knowledgeable, and great with kids. Seems like it can get crowded during tourist season with campers, however, I haven't necessarily run into that problem. The front desk workers can be very slow and don't really seem to know what programs are happening when so I highly recommend following events on their Facebook page to know what's going on. And of course don't forget you're five dollars for parking and watch out for gopher tortoises crossing the roads!

Fantastic park. Beautiful scenery and the beaches are the best I have ever seen. Not crowded at…read moreall. I will visit again.

Staff is great! The place is very busy on summer weekends but fun. It's nice that they have food…read moreand it's not too expensive to get in

Water parks near me in the Philly area are usually huge, with major traffic, and thereby annoying…read moreand gross! I was so relieved to find Summer Waves offers a smaller, cleaner, more-personal, less-dangerous water park experience. We found it to be exactly that. Though Jekyll is close to a tropical climate, the water park is only open in warmer months (May-Sept). Inclement weather is an issue in their part of the country at that time of year. At least a month of the time Summer Waves is open is hurricane season. There are clear rain policy rules, which kinda stink but are for everyone's safety. One day we called to verify they were open only to show up TEN MINUTES LATER and be turned away at the gate due to thunderstorms. Luckily we were staying 5min away but can you imagine driving farther? And paying $10 island toll for that? The next day weather was great and my husband and son had a ball. They'd planned to stay 2 hours but lasted 6! My 7yo was a little intimidated by the enclosed taller slides but he got over it after trying them and they covered every attraction in the park except the baby/toddler stuff. They did the lazy river over and over! I saw pictures/reviews of the traffic and chaos in July, wow! Go in late August (when local kids are back to school and the park is only open weekends) and it's perfect! They waited 5min at most, and that happened once. It was just step up and go! It's not huge but it's up-to-date, clean, uncrowded at the right times, and very reasonably priced under $30pp. No bugs (Jekyll has a huge dragonfly population to rid pesty bugs), good breeze on most days. Make sure to reapply sunscreen. My son got burnt for the first time in his life despite full application of spf 25 (which kept him white as a sheet for weeks prior on Jekyll's beaches), but the park uses salt water and is very exposed to the sun so take heed. All in all a great experience!

A beautifully landscaped tranquil subdivision with parks, pools, gardens, lakes, and scenic walking…read morepaths - there's even a wooden bridge walking path around the largest pond. Ponds have lots of wildlife - feeding the ducks are a family favorite! Gorgeous canopy trees are abundant; Picnic tables are available throughout the properties at parks, ponds, and pools. It is all very well maintained by landscaping pro's. I love coming home to such a beautiful peaceful area.

This is one of the best beaches for watching sunrises. I have come to this beach twice now, and I'm…read morein awe of the breathtaking views of the sunrise. It is known locally as the shark tooth beach because locals find quite a few here. My family and I found just 1 after a weekend of looking, but got a lot of shells I will be using for art. Memorial benches are set for visitors to sit and watch the sea as well as sunrises.

A Major Let-Down Tourist Trap. Avoid unless you like being…read moretaken advantage of After seeing many reviews describing this town as one of Florida's best small, charming towns, Sorry to say how this town is a major let down. The charm and overall scene is decent enough, no argument. What is so unfortunate is the town government apparently recently (2026) made all public parking a pay scheme generator. Sad. A total sell-out and a clear signal that they don't value and want to attract tourists- they see tourists as suckers to inflate their town bottom line It's not nice enough to justify that. IMO few things are unless you are a world class tourist site or located within a major population center. Instead, do the nearby Amelia Island Plantation. Stunning! We do value the nearby Amelia Island Plantation area and the outstanding resorts of the Omni or Ritz Carlton. But Fernandina Beach is just something to not support as its intentions are sorely misplaced

This is truly a hidden gem! This was recommended on a YouTube video I watched regarding visiting…read moreJekyll Island. As soon as we parked and saw the pond it was worth it. An alligator sunning itself in the middle of the pond surrounded by turtles. We didn't walk the trail as there were other people already down it. The pond was crystal. You could see fish. Beautiful.

This was one of my favorite sightseeing places/trails. It's well shaded so was enjoyable even in 90…read moredegree heat. Saw some turtles and I hear an alligator lives under the deck.

Gregor MacGregor's was such fun! We visited while my brother-in-law and sister-in-law were in town…read more We arrived late afternoon on a Sunday and they weren't busy at all. We all ordered a cocktail. I had a mojito which was tasty. I thought the landscaping was pretty and the grounds were well kept. Great for couples, kids and small groups!

Really loved this place…read more Great concept, lots of fun, golf and drinks great, we will be back!

Between exits 22 and 26 off I-95, this small park is centered around the baseball field and…read moreincludes a large pavilion structure. The pavilion can be reserved and includes a kitchen and preparation area. There is a decent sized parking lot that is within range of the baseball field so be aware of foul balls. The park also has a decent playground, a basketball court and a walking trail that goes around the perimeter of the park. It was a little wet today so some of the park had some drainage issues. A memorial plaque is posted in memory of those who died in the nearby explosion of the Thiokol factory in 1971. https://www.atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-articles/thiokol-factory-explosion-forgotten-survivors-want-change/ [Review 16818 overall - 491 in Georgia - 331 of 2022.]

A nice park to bring your kids just to walk around the ball field. There is also a small 2 rim…read morebasketball court that you can convert to play pickle ball. We decided to put a flag in right Center field because it was needed