Dungeness Ruins

• Felicia Kas
  
  
  (November 17, 2022, 6:35 pm)

  One of my favorite places in the U.S. Cumberland Island is full of wildlife including wild horses, armadillos and gorgeous deer. The beaches are unprecedented with excellent beachcombing and white sand beach and dunes for a mile or more. The ruins themselves are captivating including gardens, pool area, gorgeous marble statue and palm trees & live oaks. This is paradise.

• Michele Rizer
  
  
  (October 16, 2022, 6:13 pm)

  We were on the island for a wedding and what a beautiful place! We went during the fall so the ferry ran less than during peak season. But, there is plenty to do to occupy your time. Island was very well maintained, clean despite all of the visitors and there were plenty of picnic tables to rest of needed. There were also plenty of restrooms scattered about. You must bring your own food and/or drinks. The ruins throughout the island and the wild horses were spectacular!

• Andrew
  
  
  (August 1, 2022, 1:30 pm)

  Absolutely beautiful way to spend a day. Would probably go in the spring or fall though when it isn’t as hot. Lots of mosquitoes so be sure to bring bug spray because they are relentless. We saw so many wild horses and foals.

• Zech.Browning.75
  
  
  (July 1, 2022, 4:49 am)

  This place is a hidden gem. It's a national park so veterans are free! However, you can only access by ferry out of St Marys georgia unless of course you have your own boat. I recommend you bring along a bicycle as the island is very large. Can't really see it all in one day. Wild horses and the island is covered in oak hammock. Did get some ticks on me though, something to consider. The photo ops are unreal. Follow me on the gram for more zech.browning.75

• Danielle Willis
  
  
  (February 10, 2022, 2:51 pm)

  This place is beautiful. Be prepared to do a lot of walking and make sure to bring food and water. When you come to the island know that you're going on a day trip. The only downside to the place is all the horse droppings that's kind of hard to avoid. You will have to pay for a ferry and a park ticket but it's definitely worth the money.

On Island - Cumberland Island National Seashore (U.S. National Park ...

Update 1/24/2023: Dock inspections found damage to docks and gangways. Public docking on the island at Sea Camp and Dungeness is prohibited until repairs are made. Plum Orchard dock is open. Limited docking now open. Please call 912 882 4336 x 254.

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Dungeness Ruins Once the largest mansion on the island, visit the ruins of the Dungeness Mansion and walk among the buildings that supported its operation. Wild & undeveloped Beach ... 912 882-4336. Contact Us Tools. FAQ; Site Index; Español; Stay Connected. This Site All NPS

Dungeness Ruins, Marys, GA 31558

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The Carnegie Dungeness burned in the 1950s. Today, wild horses and other island wildlife roam freely throughout the ruins and along the beach. Glimpses of the Carnegie lifestyle can be easily imagined throughout the ruins of Dungeness, and through the abandoned luxury vehicles. The first Dungeness was built in 1783 by Nathanael Green.

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Best Hikes in Georgia. Sheeka Sanahori | July 31, 2022. ... (912) 882-4336 Visit Website. Location: St. Marys, GA ... Once there, hikers begin following the trail on the beach before heading inland toward the Dungeness ruins, a mansion that burned down in the 1950s. Hikers continue to the other side of the island where they'll use a boardwalk ...

Dungeness Ruins - Cumberland Island, Georgia

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Horses can be seen anywhere on the island, but most day visitors see horses by the Dungeness Ruins. Can I feed/pet/ride the horses? No, horses are feral and must be treated as such. Please keep a distance of at least 50 feet to avoid injury. Do park employees feed and take care of the horses? Feral horses are completely unmanaged.

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Extensions. If time permits, you may also consider visiting the Cumberland Island Museum, located in downtown St. Marys. Please call 912-882-4336 ext. 254 for information on hours of operation. To learn about the type of exhibits in the museum, you can visit the Cumberland Island Museum webpage. Students may enjoy completing the following ...

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+1 912 882 4336. Dungeness Ruins is a historic mansion dating back to the 19th Century. It was built by Thomas Carnegie and Lucy Carnegie in 1884 and featured Queen Anne-style of architecture. Dungeness saw its downfall when a fire ruined its majestic stature in 1959. The mansion is however a significant historical piece and is now under the ...