Greyfield Inn
Inn · Camden County ·
All-inclusive meals, nature tours, kayaking, and rustic cabins.
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4 N 2nd St, Cumberland Island, GA 32034 Get directions
All-inclusive meals, nature tours, kayaking, and rustic cabins.
4 N 2nd St, Cumberland Island, GA 32034 Get directions
"While writing her cookbook 'The Saltwater Table: Recipes from the Coastal South', Otawka worked as the executive chef of the Greyfield Inn on Cumberland Island." - Beth McKibben
"Accessible only by ferry, Greyfield Inn's team of professional naturalists offers a daily schedule of island tours delivered from the back of a custom naturalist's truck, including Bird and Nature Outings, North End Natural and Cultural History, Dungeness Cultural History, kayak outings, and shark-tooth hunts. Traversing this no-cars-allowed isle I learned you can spot wildlife from horses to foxes and even visit the grand 19th-century Plum Orchard Mansion, while the remote location makes the birding particularly exceptional." - Perri Ormont Blumberg Perri Ormont Blumberg Perri Ormont Blumberg is a New York City-born-and-based writer. Her work has appeared in the New York Post, Travel + Leisure, Rolling Stone, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"An exclusive hotel estate on the Georgia coast where the executive chef channels the region’s coastal South traditions into bright, resourceful cooking inspired by local history and the work of enslaved West African communities. The food celebrates outdoor gatherings — oyster roasts, grilled fare, picnics — and seasonal bounty, with dishes ranging from creamy steamed clams with fennel and lemon to ricotta dumplings with sweet peas and carrots, all intended to evoke leisurely, convivial meals grounded in place." - Eater Staff
"This old Southern home on a barrier island is a four-story frame structure decorated with antiques, Asian rugs, and Tiffany lamps. All-inclusive meals made with organic produce grown in the garden are outstanding, and activities include kayaking, biking, and jaunts with a fantastic resident naturalist. Cabins away from the main house are rustic but comfortable, with Audubon prints, Native American artifacts, and William Morris wallpaper." - CNT Editors
"On a remote barrier island off the coast of Georgia, this magical inn felt like the intervention I needed: I flew to Jacksonville, synced my arrival with one of the three daily private ferries from nearby Fernandina Beach, then let my mainland worries drift away during the 45-minute crossing. Moments after stepping onto the dock at Cumberland Island, I was wandering an expansive lawn shaded by ancient, gnarled oaks dripping with Spanish moss; wild horses grazed right on the grass, and an armadillo scooted across the long, arced driveway. A friend who escapes here for restorative weekends had told me almost nothing—just to go, go quickly, and go often—and I understood why." - Corey Seymour
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