Plantations to Explore in Camden County
Checkout places to visit in Camden County
Camden County is located in the southeastern corner of Georgia and is known for its pristine landscape and coastal features. Its towns are among the earliest established in the state, including St. Marys, founded in 1787. The county offers locals and visitors alike a mix of rural charm and modern conveniences, with two major cities, Kingsland and St. Marys, as well as small town Jacksonville located on the Nassau Sound with its view of Cumberland Island and sea oats waving in the wind. Camden Co
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Plantations to Explore in Camden County
Stafford Plantation, Founded in 1786 by Samuel Stafford and his brother John, the land was developed for farming that provided coastal-salt marsh hay to meet the demands of soldiers in fort McAllister. The plantation went through many owners over most of the 19th century until eventually it fell into disuse. In 1972, Carol Gartrell-Stafford purchased the property and began renovating it. Today it is used as an event venue space for weddings, receptions, and corporate events.