- The list below includes 34 free or cheap things to do in or near Kingsland, Georgia, including 48 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Recreation Centers, National & State Parks and Beaches.
- From Howard Peeples Park to Camden County Psa Leisure Services Dept, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Kingsland and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Fernandina Beach, St. Marys, Folkston and Amelia Island.
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1860 Starratt Road, Jacksonville, FL 32226
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It's all about big cats at the Catty Shack Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary in Jacksonville, Florida. Its denizens include lions, panthers, leopards, tigers and albino cats. Most of the habitats are located outside and should be viewed in warm, dry weather.
22.1 Miles
Segway of Amelia Island offers a unique and relaxing way to enjoy the sights of Amelia Island Plantation. Guests can rent segways, a self-balancing device that moves easily with the riders body for ease of travel.
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Standing nine feet tall, the bronze-cast James Oglethorpe Monument is a memorial to the founder of the Georgia colony, James Edward Oglethorpe. The monument was designed and sculpted by Daniel Chester French.
24.1 Miles
Kelly's Seahorse Ranch is the only state-endorsed horse ranch located on the beach in Florida. This family-owned ranch offers rides on their private beach, all year long, with an access trail to the beaches of Amelia Island State Park.
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Named for the famed poet Sidney Lanier, Sidney Lanier Bridge Park offers picnic areas and a pier from which visitors can fish. It is located next to the Sidney Lanier Bridge, which connects St. Simon's Island to the mainland.
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The iconic brand, Budweiser, offers a guided tour of the different brews made in Jacksonville on their Budweiser Brewery Tours. Visitors can explore the plant; which includes rooms of vats where the beer is made and the automated bottling room.
26.4 Miles
The Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail is a 15-mile paved path that can be used for running, walking, hiking, in-line skating, and biking. The path also has opportunities for wildlife viewing and equestrian activities.
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Dated to the 12th Century, Lover's Oak is a historic tree located within the Golden Isles area. Local legend says that lovers have been meeting under the tree as a meeting place to kiss for the last 900 years.
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1413 Newcastle Street, Brunswick, GA 31520
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Art Downtown SoGlo Gallery and Brunswick Actors' Theatre is a production company that showcases local and regional artists, writers, and actors. SoGlo offers six main stage theatre productions a year. They also offer yearly outdoor events.
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1429 Newcastle Street, Brunswick, GA
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Last Ride Ghost Tours offers an historical tour laced with ghost-stories of Old Town Brunswick. Six to nine people fit comfortably in a modified hearse that offers easy views of the stops along the tour.