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Cumberland Island National SeashoreDungeness Ruins
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Cumberland Island National Seashore
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Get ready for a Cumberland Island adventure!

For a safe enjoyable journey prepare yourself by wearing comfortable shoes, packing a lunch, snacks, and drinking water, using bug repellent, wearing sunscreen and/or hat protection, and finally pacing yourself, especially in summer heat. Beach accessible wheelchairs are available. Please advise at check-in that if you would like to request a chair.

Island transportation is not provided, so please plan on walking for all activities. Bicycles are available for rent at Sea Camp. You must check with the Ferry deck hands to rent bicycles, Park Service staff does not handle bike rentals.

 
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Greene-Miller Dungeness ruins circa 1869  

Did You Know?
Cumberland Island contains four major historic districts and 87 structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as well as the oldest known ceramics in North America and shell middens from early natives.

Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 22:37 EST