Fort Morris State Historic Site

Fort Morris State Historic Site entrance fee

$5 per adult — Adults (18–61): $5.00 Seniors (62+): $3.75 Youth (6–17): $3.50 Children (under 6): $1.50

Fort Morris State Historic Site hours

Hours as published by Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites. Check the official page before a long drive.

About Fort Morris State Historic Site

Earthworks on a bluff over the Medway River, thrown up in 1776 to defend the seaport of Sunbury. Asked to surrender in 1778, Colonel John McIntosh answered "Come and take it!" — the British withdrew, then returned and took it in 1779.

Things to do

• 🥾 Hiking
• 🐦 Birding

Amenities & facilities

• 🏕️ Campsites
• 👥 Group Sites
• 🌿 Nature Center

RV / campsite hookups

• ⛺ Primitive / No Hookups

Camping options

• Pioneer Campsite

Contact

Upcoming events at Fort Morris State Historic Site

• "Come and Take It!" Encampment and Wreath CeremonyNov 21, 2026 · 10:00 AM

Event details and registration are on the Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites calendar.

🎒 Gear up for Fort Morris State Historic Site

Popular gear for what this park offers:

• Tents
• Binoculars
• Hiking boots
• Bug spray
• Coolers
• Sleeping bags
• Camp chairs
• Camp stoves
• Lanterns
• Spotting scopes
• Bird guides
• Daypacks
• Trekking poles
• Sunscreen

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Nearby state parks

• Fort McAllister State Park
• Skidaway Island State Park
• Wormsloe State Historic Site
• Reynolds Mansion on Sapelo Island
• Fort King George State Historic Site
• Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation State Historic Site