Exploring This Local Small Town Park In Georgia Is The Definition Of An Underrated Adventure
Lisa Sammons
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With so many amazing state parks in Georgia, it’s easy for city parks to fall through the cracks and not attract enough love. We’ve all got limited time to explore the outdoors, and state parks, of course, have funding for campsites, hiking trails, and facilities like visitors centers that most local parks just can’t afford. That doesn’t make our great city parks any less worthy of their own adventures, though! One park in the Golden Isles that’s just begging for exploration is the lovely little Mary Ross Waterfront Park in Brunswick, GA. It’s got it all: prime location, waterfront scenery, and history. Check it out:
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Curious about the park’s namesake? Mary Ross was born in Camden County, GA and grew up in Brunswick. She would eventually become both a teacher and historian. Upon her death in 1971, she gained fame for her massive collection of ancient Spanish documents. These provided valuable information to researchers about early Spanish missions on the coast of Georgia and Florida.
For more information about Mary Ross Waterfront Park in Brunswick, GA, check out the Golden Isles website.
This is such an underrated area of the state with so many great places to stay! I love this restored historic cottage that’s in a prime location not far from several area attractions.
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