- TripBuzz found 27 things to do with kids in or near Darien, Georgia, including 18 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Brunswick and Sea Island.
- From Waterfront Park to Fort King George, the Darien area offers 33 different types of family activities, including: Historic Sites, Water Parks, History Museums and Nature & Wildlife Areas.
- Located 50 miles south of Savannah along the Altamaha River is the city of Darien, Georgia. The city is famous for it's war reenactments and the involvement of the locals in its retelling of history to those who visit. Lush grasslands and coastal views make the city a picturesque locale for a vacation. Other points of interest include water recreation, heritage museums and antique shops.
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1530 Newcastle St., Brunswick, GA 31520
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A restored theater, the Historic Ritz Theatre/Golden Isles Arts & Humanities Association screens classic and art house films for the local community. The theater also hosts theatrical and musical performances.
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The Oak Grove Island Golf Club is a sporting and entertainment facility which features an 18 hole golf course. Associated amenities onsite include practice facilities and a clubhouse and a restaurant.
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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.
16.0 Miles
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.
17.2 Miles
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.
18.7 Miles
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.
23.9 Miles
Many attractions are available at Summer Waves Water Park, including water slides, lazy river, wave pool, splash zone, and kiddie pool. Season passes and group discounts are available.
28.2 Miles
Fort Morris Historic Site is a site where military action took place during the Civil War. It now serves as a working museum site which depicts the Civil War era and features historic re-enactments.
33.4 Miles
Liberty Cinemas is a movie theater with stadium seating, bargain matinees, assisted listening and Dolby 3D technology. They also have an arcade, concessions stand and a Dippin Dots vending machine in the lobby.
33.9 Miles
Military and history buffs can visit Fort Stewart and take note of the 279,270 acres of this military installation. Guests and military members can enjoy a museum and even angle for fish among the 80 species of fish available at Fort Stewart.