Hotel Near Amelia Island Also Close to Several Attractions
Other Yulee, Florida hotels might be close to Amelia Island, but few offer amazing amenities coupled with excellent service, nearby restaurants and a great location wrapped up in one. We are located in a rural area off I-95 and if you're looking for outdoor activities, our Yulee hotel offers several golf courses and tennis courts located within a few miles of the hotel. Bask in the sun at the nearby beach access of Ferdinando beach and Amelia Island, or stay indoors with the shopping malls, just a few miles away from our hotel. When booking Yulee, Florida hotels, the Country Inn and Suites is your first choice!
Attractions near our Yulee hotel include:
Royal Amelia Golf Links 4477 Buccaneer Trl, Fernandina Beach, FL South of the Fernandina Beach airport, this exciting golf experience is a must-see when staying at our Yulee hotel. (904) 491-8500 11 mi.
Fort Clinch State Park 2601 Atlantic Ave, Fernandina Beach, FL Take a bike ride or hike through this gorgeous state park. (904) 277-7274 10 mi.
Amelia River Cruises & Charters 1 North Front St, Fernandina Beach, FL Discover the natural waters of the coastalway between North Florida and Georgia while relaxing on this river cruise. (877)-264-9972 12.2 mi.
Windward Sailing 714 Beech St, Fernandina Beach, FL Set sail from the seaport village of Fernandina Beach and enjoy the open water and fresh air. (904) 261-9125 12 mi.
Ghost Tours of Amelia Island 233 S. Third Street, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Tiptoe around the dark streets that hold the history of the Amelia Island ghosts. (904) 261-7378 11 mi.
Amelia Island Museum of History 233 S. Third Street, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Explore the history of Amelia Island at this fascinating museum with tours and exhibits. (904) 261-7378 11 mi.
Kayak Amelia 13030 Heckscher Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32226 Explore the eco system via kayak or bike tours at the nearby beach and ocean. (904) 251-0016 22 mi.
Nearby Services:
Greyhound The Greyhound Bus terminal is located 23 miles from the hotel and Amtrak station is located 20 miles from the hotel.
Airport Airport service is available from Jacksonville International Aiport and Craig Municipal Airport.
About Kingsland
Although Camden County has been settled since the 1700s (it's one of Georgia's original eight counties), Kingsland itself is relatively new to the scene, having been founded as a railroad stop in the 1890s. Today, the friendly little town enjoys good quality of life and a fair share of big-city amenities, including dozens of popular restaurants up and down the I-95 corridor. Located near the Florida state line, the close-knit town has a reputation for warmly welcoming out-of-towners and serving as a terrific home base for exploring the nearby Okefenokee Swamp. During the Labor Day weekend, Kingsland really springs to life, as people from all over the area stop in to savor the sights, sounds and flavors of the annual Catfish Festival, which has received numerous regional and statewide awards. Nearby St. Marys is the second-oldest town in the United States, and its historic waterfront district - with old homes and buildings, brick sidewalks and lovely flower beds - is a beautiful place to spend an afternoon. If your idea of a daytrip includes nature, the area around Kingsland offers plenty of opportunities, from spending a day exploring the Cumberland Island National Seashore to visiting the popular beaches of Jekyll and St. Simons Islands.
Did you know?
Beginning in 1954, the US Army acquired land along the banks of Kings Bay to construct an overseas shipping terminal just in case they needed to send munitions or men overseas. The Army never placed the base on active status, so in 1978 it was turned over to the US Navy to be used as a site for its ballistic-missile submarine squadron. The Kings Island base first deployed the Navy's Ohio-class subs, and since 1989, it has also been home to Trident-class submarines.
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