This is a listing of facilities and services at Cumberland Island National Seashore that are accessible for people with mobility, vision and/or hearing limitations.
National Seashore Website
Vision Impaired Accessibility - Adjustable text size (adjustable with internet browser), most pages readable by a screen reader
Foreign Language Accessibility - Spanish using language converter on left side of page under Park Tools
Mainland - St Marys
Wheelchair Accessible - Headquarters, visitor center and gift shop, museum, restrooms, ferry
Vision Impaired Accessible - visitor center, museum, ferry
Hearing Impaired Accessible - text for all exhibits
Island
All Island trails are sand. Weather conditions impact the ease of movement on trails. All-terrain Beach wheelchairs are available upon request at either dock. These non-motorized wheelchairs are designed with balloon tires for ease of movement in sand. Please notify reservation agent when making ferry reservations to insure wheelchair will be available. Currently three wheelchairs are available for use.
Island - Dungeness Dock
Wheelchair Accessible - ferry ramp, museum, restrooms, River Trail(wide enough to accommodate beach wheelchair with fairly level surface), interpretive walks
Vision Impaired Accessible - some trail brochures
Hearing Impaired Accessible - text for all exhibits
Island - Sea Camp Dock
Wheelchair Accessible - ranger station, restrooms, interpretive talks
Hearing Impaired Accessible - text at information kiosk
Island - Sea Camp Campground
1 site with wheelchair accessible table, fire ring approximately 6" high and surface relatively hard packed (not ADA approved surface), restrooms and cold showers wheelchair accessible
Island - Lands and Legacies Tour
Wheelchair Accessible - van able to accommodate up to two wheelchairs with ADA standard lift, Plum Orchard ground floor and basement
Hearing Impaired Accessible - tour is conducted with individual radio transmitters using "earbud" earphones
