Brunswick: Attractions and more...
South of Savannah, Brunswick serves as the hop-off point for the offshore islands. When in Brunswick make sure to visit the Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation. Here, you can get a good idea of what life was like under slavery. Also, don’t miss the exhibit on rice cultivation.
The Mary Ross Waterfront Park which features a scale model of the Liberty Ship should not be missed. It also hosts several festivals and events throughout the year.
With over 3,500 dolls, toys and accessories collected from the world over, the Mary Miller Doll Museum is a must visit.
Offering the opportunities for fishing, swimming, biking and walking as well as housing volleyball courts, a field archery range, tournament horseshoe courts and a children’s playground, the Blythe Island Regional Park is an ideal family place.
Also visit the Free Spooling Fishing Charters, Brunswick Landing Marina, Oak Grove Island Golf Club and Troupe Creek Marina.
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