We've attended a few events here over the years as well as the farmers market. The park itself…read moreisn't much of a destination if there is no planned event. The pier-ish area on the water isn't suited to fishing and the water is too dirty anyway. There are no safety rails adequate for children, and it's a place to walk at your own risk. The playground is okay as something for kids to do. There isn't much shade nor comfortable places for parents to watch. The large pavilion used for the farmers market is a field away from the playground so it's no use for parents. We attended an Easter event post-Ahmaud Arbery's death, during the Biden administration, and it felt truly diverse and positive for all. Recently, we attended the NYE Shrimp Drop during the Trump administration and it felt like a redneck fest with a creepy backwoods white band, and Trumpy-looking scary white people all over with sour faces. There was no sign of the shrimp nor promised bounce houses. Very few people were there, and NONE were non-white. It felt like Deliverance and we got the he!! out! Could not have been more repulsed. The park is a community facility. Local government should have a better grip on these "community" events, especially after their scandalous reputation for having DA Jackie Johnson enabling all the dirty southern racists who crawl out from under their local rocks around here!

Brunswick is an industrial kind of town, so this park is not a major feature. It's one good-sized…read moreblock embedded between shipyards and such. Parking was ample, but shade was not. There is a playground and a waterfront promenade. The crowd was sparse and a tad sketch. There are a handful of local businesses you could walk to on the town's main stretch. Having said all that, there are some rather spectacular waterfront areas not far away, so anyone seeking a view may have better luck elsewhere.

We had a chance to visit Great Dunes Park a couple of weekends ago. This is definitely the beach to…read morecheck out if you want to avoid the crowds at Tybee Beach or even Hilton Head, although it will require about an hour or so drive south from Savannah and similarly, north from Jacksonville. They also charge a toll to get into the beach community with state residents paying I believe six dollars or so and out of state residents paying closer to 10. However, it's definitely worth it as there is plenty of parking along the entire island beach strip, including a really great fishing pier at the end of the island that also has a bait and tackle shop located within the park. We found the beach to be clean, the facilities to be well kept, and more importantly, not overly crowded. The beach here is well traveled, however so this is not soft, supple sand, but much more hard packed, which allows for running, bike riding and recreational activities in general. There were several families fishing in the same vicinity of other families playing in the water which could present a bit of concern with regard to potential hooks and fishing tackle in the surf, but it didn't seem to bother anybody. This is definitely going to be our go to beach for the foreseeable near future.

Amazing beach on Jekyll. The bathrooms are always clean, and the pavilion area is perfect for…read morefamily activities. There's also a place to rinse off and a water fountain. We love to get here early to find a good spot, but be mindful that the beach can get busy during peak season. Either way, this beach never feels super packed, and is one of my favorites in the region. Love that it's dog friendly, just be mindful of the on and off leash times that coincide with peak season.

Super convenient free parking with easy access to bathrooms, shower, and even a play park! The…read morebeach is a short walk over a bridge or two depending which walkway you take. It's a vast open beach with no shade and it's beautiful! Unfortunately for us when we went the wind was so incredibly wicked it was like an getting assaulted by the beach the second we walked onto open sand and it whisked my sons bucket down the shoreline which was tricky to get back lol so we didn't last long lol if the weather was better I imagine we could spend a day there. Bring a lunch and when you're ready go shower clean up eat and let the kids play at the park!

This is actually a free access point to the beach that is open until after dark (but not…read moreindefinitely). It has some facilities and there are picnic tables, but this is also the kind of island that has a lot of mosquitos so I would be heading towards the beach. This area has some inland water that is apparently permanent enough that they've put pontoon bridges over it, which is kind of cool. The beach here is a little bit wider than on other nearby areas, so the tide is not forcing you to literally sit on a dune and you can walk around the surf fishers. So it is a decent ocean beach, if still on the crowded side.

Adjust your expectations, this is a small park tucked away in the corner, almost an afterthought…read more It's good for your dog to unwind off leash and sniff around. They have tunnels and ramps. It's tucked away in the corner in the extreme north east part of the complex do not go to that western entrance, go to the eastern driveway and then just turn left. There are no signs to guide you back here. Don't trust your nav. Look for my picture with a blue dot.

Basketball tennis soccer dog park baseball and etc. amazing place but double rim on basketball hoopread more

This trail is part of the Coastal Georgia Greenway's Rails to Trails program and runs along the old…read morerailway in Woodbine from 11th Street north to the Satilla River. The picture is of the trailhead located on Hwy 110. The trail offers a scenic walk, and is paved. There are two comfort stations that offer restrooms and water fountains (for you and your dog!)--one at 8th Street, and one right before the trail meets the river. 80% shade by beautiful canape of trees

Very pleasant and not very crowded. It's a few miles from our home and it makes it convenient to…read morewalk.

Beautiful nature scene along the boardwalk and bird sanctuary. Highly recommend for quiet walks or…read morebike rides. Very peaceful.

Yelp changed the correct name from Epworth Park, which I entered when I created this listing, to an…read moreINCORRECT name, Epworth Dog Park, which is false and misleading since the municipal name is Epworth Park, and less than 1/8 of the park is dedicated dog park area, and the rest is tennis, bocce, open space, bathrooms, and parking. I've asked Yelp multiple times to change the title but they'd rather be inaccurate and misrepresent correct location names. This is a local park with several very well maintained tennis courts. There are also two bocce courts. There is a dog park in the back corner of the park. MOST of this park is made up of tennis courts. Park is free, ample parking every time we've visited. Sand fleas and biting gnats hang under the spectator benches under the trees by the courts. Bug lotion helps. Many local regulars frequent the park, and all know each other. Many tennis lessons held here, including a kids' clinic. They have bathrooms, usually open.

Lovely place to has a wedding ,memorials,birthday parties the area has 16 picnic tables grill sink…read moreand gives you your money if left clean

Place was packed, but it was hot and on Saturday, so I expected it to be packed out, boats on the…read moreriver and many waiting to get in... I was on my motorcycle so it was no be deal, just went to see what it was like... BUSY!!! Would I camp there, probably not camping was small compared to other places but it was full too, really a busy place great local place!