Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites
Crooked River State Park
Crooked River State Park, located in St. Marys, Georgia, is a 500-acre resource for hands-on learning. Three hiking trails, each featuring its own unique coastal habitat, cross the park's landscape. The river is a saltwater ecosystem that is representative of the marine environment of coastal Georgia.

Crooked River State Park Nature and Education Center consists of a classroom and laboratory. The classroom accommodates up to 30 students. The Nature and Education Center features a variety of animals common to Camden county including a collection of live reptiles and amphibians.

We offer programs ranging from aquatic ecosystems to salt marsh ecology, endangered species to protected habitats, coastal archaeology to Native Americans of Georgia. We also offer guided kayak tours through the marsh and over to Cumberland Island. Crooked River State Park personnel leads field trips for Camden county schools, programs for scout groups and summer camps, and weekend programming for park visitors.

Crooked River State Park
6222 Charlie Smith Sr. Highway
St. Marys, Georgia 31558
912-882-8531
www.gastateparks.org