Welcome to the quaint coastal village of St. Marys.

This quiet waterfront community is filled with shops, restaurants and historic sites waiting for you to explore and enjoy.

The natural beauty, charm and southern hospitality of the area is a real treat for both first time visitors and those already "hooked" on the area.

Speaking of being hooked, for fishing and boating enthusiasts, our waterways are hard to beat!

The Cumberland Queen leaves twice daily from the downtown dock and carries you over to Cumberland Island National Seashore.

Look closely and you'll see the dolphins alongside the ferry escorting you over to the island.                   

Once there, you'll discover the wild horses wandering along the secluded white sandy beaches, visit the ruins of Dungeness and much more.

St. Marys offers much to fill your days or evenings. Be sure to visit Orange Hall house and museum, Cumberland Museum, the Oak Grove Cemetery, the Submarine Museum, and there are plenty of opportunities for a round of golf. After dinner, stroll down to the Waterfront Park for spectacular views and friendly conversation.



There's much more to St. Marys than first meets the eye. It's also home to Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base, and several other large employers.

There are many fine neighborhoods, suiting a variety of tastes and lifestyles.

It's a place you'll be proud to call home.
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St. Marys offers the quiet ambiance of a small waterfront town offering friendly people and a downtown filled with quaint shops, restaurants and historic homes along the St. Marys waterfront.
 
St. Marys is home to the St. Marys Submarine Museum. St. Marys also holds the headquarters for the Cumberland Island National Seashore and museum. St. Marys is also the departing point for the ferry ride to Cumberland Island (home of the wild horses).

There's plenty to do around here for all ages including the St. Marys Waterfront Park (think relaxing BY the water), and the St. Marys Aquatic Center (think relaxing IN the water). And let's not forget the St. Marys Starry Nights Summer entertainment series.

We sure know how to celebrate things around here. St. Marys has it's regionally famous St. Marys Rock Shrimp festival and the St. Marys 4th of July Festival is really amazing. 

Have we even mentioned the St. Marys Hay Day Celebration? The highlight is a stroll down Osborne Street (St. Marys' main street through the Historic District) to view hundreds of clever and creative Scarecrows on display. 

Oh, yes, that is Florida on the other side of the St. Marys River. 

St. Marys is also offering some very nice homes for sale and we have tons of information to help you if you want to immerse yourself in the St. Marys lifestyle. If you would like more information, we can always send you our free "welcome package" with more info than you'll know what to do with!

St. Marys is also the home of Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base. At one time, the entire Kings Bay area was part of a large plantation, but is now a premiere military base. One that the entire community of Camden County is proud to have. 

Military relocation is something we happen to know a lot about, and we're ready to help our military members in every way that we can.

That's why every agent you will work with at Coldwell Banker Towne and Country Realty is a certified Military Specialist waiting to help.

This comprehensive on-line resource offers you direct access to the latest properties for sale in St. Marys, Kingsland, Woodbine, Folkston, Waverly, White Oak, Kings Bay and Brunswick.

Did you know St. Marys is the supposedly the second oldest city in America?