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Cumberland Island National Seashore
Guided Tours
 

“Footsteps” Tour

Ranger-guided tours of the Dungeness Historic District are conducted daily and begin at Dungeness Dock at approximately 10:00am and 12:45pm. Each tour lasts about an hour, and concludes at the restroom and picnic area. Self-guided trail maps are also available at the boat house.

“Plum Orchard” Tour

Visit an early 1900's home that echoes memories of the Carnegie families. Tours depart by ferry from Sea Camp on the second and fourth Sunday of each month at 12:30pm. Ferry passengers may purchase tickets for an additional $6 at check in or on the ferry at the time of the trip. Campers and hikers are welcome to meet up with the tour which begins on the Plum Orchard steps at approximately 1:30pm.

“Dockside” Tour

A daily 30 minute program is presented at 4:00pm at the Sea Camp Ranger Station. The programs highlight a variety of cultural and natural history topics and are often seasonal.

Campfires and Crafts

The summer schedule also includes daily craft programs at 2:00pm at Sea Camp Ranger Station, and evening programs on Saturday nights at the Sea Camp Campground.














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Last Updated: July 26, 2006 at 16:54 EST