Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Kingsland, GA

135 The Lakes Blvd., Kingsland GA 31548, US

Reservations: 1-800-830-5222 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (912) 576-1616 Fax: (912) 576-1606

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Kingsland Lodging near Kings Bay Naval Base and Jekyll Island

Situated just north of the Georgia-Florida state line, the Country Inn & Suites hotel near Jekyll Island is located just one block off of I-95, making us one of the top hotels in Kingsland, Georgia. If you're staying to explore Kingsland, our hotel is near an array of great local attractions, including Okefenokee National Wildlife Reserve, Cumberland Island National Seashore, historic St. Mary's and Crooked River State Park. Our Kingsland lodging is also near Jekyll Island and St. Simons Island, two of Georgia's beautiful Golden Isles and challenging golf courses are just minutes away.

Our Kingsland lodging is convenient to the following attractions:

Kings Bay Naval Base
Crooked River State Park (8.8 miles)
This park is perfect for a day trip. Crooked River features boating, kayaking, saltwater fishing, hiking and bird watching.
+1 (912) 882-5256
Cumberland Island National Seashore (8.7 miles)
Another great day trip destination, Cumberland Island features beautiful marshlands, white sand beaches and untouched wildlife.
+1 (912) 882-4335
Downtown Brunswick (37 miles)
This charming city was founded by James Oglethorpe in 1771. Today it is home to an array of galleries, antique shops, boutiques and restaurants.
+1 (912) 265-4032
Historic St. Mary's (8.4 miles)
This city, located on the other side of I-95, retains its small coastal town values and serves as the gateway to Cumberland Island.
+1 (912) 882-4000
Jekyll Island (42 miles)
This popular vacation destination features tennis, golf, sea kayaking, horse riding on the beach, fishing, hunting and high-end shopping.
+1 (912) 635-3636
Laurel Island Links Golf Course (2.7 miles)
If golf is your game, head to this award-winning course located not far from our hotel.
+1 (912) 729-7277
Okefenokee National Wildlife Reserve (25 miles)
This famous swamp is home to alligators, snakes, fish, wading birds and lily pads. Canoeing, hiking, wildlife viewing, hunting and fishing are allowed.
+1 (912) 496-7836
Orange Hall House Museum (8.5 miles)
Tours of this historic Gothic Revival home are available.
+1 (912) 576-3644
St. Mary's Submarine Museum (8.7 miles)
If you're interested in submarines, be sure to visit this popular museum in St. Marys.
+1 (912) 882-2782
St. Simons Island (43 miles)
Spend a day at this quiet, peaceful beach retreat.

Local Airport:
Jacksonville International Airport (25 miles)
+1 (904) 741-4902

Directions: Country Inn & Suites Kingsland is located near I-95. Take exit 3 onto Highway 40 east, turn left and the hotel will be two blocks ahead on the left behind Amoco. Come see why Country Inn & Suites is one of the top hotels in Kingsland, Georgia.

About Jacksonville

Located along the scenic St. Johns River, Jacksonville is a thriving port town and one of the Southeast's major cultural, commercial, industrial and financial centers. As the largest city in land area in the U.S., Jacksonville offers a wealth of attractions and recreational opportunities. A prominent waterfront gives convenient access to boat cruises, riverfront boardwalks, fish camps, and offshore fishing. For sports fans, Jacksonville is the home of the NFL Jaguars, as well as college football's Gator Bowl Classic. Golfers can hit the links on a number of premier courses, including The Players Championship Course (TPC) in Ponte Verda. Other points of interest include: Jacksonville Landing, a waterfront marketplace with unique shops and restaurants; the Jacksonville Zoological Gardens; Adventure Landing amusement park; plus a number of local museums and historical sites. And don't forget, the golden sand of Jacksonville Beach is just a short drive away.

Did you know?

Jacksonville's beginning dates back to an early 1800's settlement, called Cowford because cattle crossed the St. John's River here. The name was changed to Jacksonville in 1882 in honor of General Andrew Jackson, the provisional governor who had forced Spain to surrender Florida to the United States two years earlier.