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Crooked River State Park
Crooked River State Park is situated along Georgia's colonial coastline and is covered in palmettos, old oaks, and Spanish moss.
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Crooked River State Park Details
Crooked River State Park is situated along Georgia's colonial coastline and is covered in palmettos, old oaks, and Spanish moss. Located next to the park are the remnants of what used to be McIntosh Sugarworks. Now it is nothing but a ruin, but the plant was built in 1825 and used to be a starch factory during the Civil War. Also in the surrounding area is King's Bay Naval Submarine Base and Cumberland Island which is known for the wild horses that roam its beaches.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Crooked River State Park
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6.1 mi away
Cumberland Island National Seashore
Miles of undeveloped and isolated beaches and wilderness areas of maritime forests and marshes characterize Cumberland Island National Seashore, located on Georgia's largest barrier island.
6.3 mi away
Cumberland Island's Beaches
Although there are plenty of barrier islands along the Georgia coast, this one is considered to be the most undeveloped of them all.
6.7 mi away
Cumberland Island
Georgias largest barrier island is a paradise for nature lovers.
14.5 mi away
Glory Beach
Situated on the southern side of Jekyll Island, this peaceful beach is one of the most scenic places along the coast.
16.9 mi away
Great Dunes Beach, Jekyll Island
This is Jekyll Islands most popular beach for families, thanks to the calm waters and 20-acres of soft white sand.
