Best places: Things to dos in Dock Junction, United States

👍👍 My son and I had a great time! Great and friendly staff. Nice selection of pinball and arcade games. We went in expecting to only play an hour but stayed for over 4!

This picturesque beach on Jekyll Island's north end features numerous driftwood trees.

State-managed island offering many recreational & water-based activities, from biking to fishing.

Historic coastal property with a lighthouse & educational exhibits in the former keeper's dwelling.

Remains of a colonial fort & settlement established by James Oglethorpe in 1736.

Public site offering picnicking with grills, a playground, 2 beach access points & showers.

Sandy, dog-friendly beach with sunbathing, swimming & water sports, plus showers & restrooms.

👍👍 Monday and got us outta the heat til hotel check in time. Light house is nice also....

👍👍 As I headed toward Florida I wanted to find a great sunset spot so I found Jekyll Island without knowing anything about it. I paid the small fee to get on the island which was totally worth it and then I headed to the St. Andrew Beach and Picnic Area. It was one of the most surreal experiences I h...

Oldest English fort on Georgia's coast, reconstructed for tours with a museum & nature trails.

Water park with lifeguarded pools, water slides & sun loungers offering swimming lessons & classes.

👍👍 Such a beautiful public access to beach. The bathroom and shower facilities are amazingly clean with plenty of tiolet paper even after large crowds at the beach! Free parking and great little food stand.

👍 Beautiful piece of history. The grounds are a site to see.

This 1,100-acre park features a lake with fishing & swimming, plus a playground & picnic pavilions.

Former stables now hosting exhibits of local history, a gift shop & tours of Jekyll Island.

👍👍 Just a fantastic beach with all the trees...photos are rarely going to do this place justice. Even the surrounding area and parks are visually appealing. I definitely want to stay here for a week and enjoy this little community.

Family-friendly park with a playground, baseball fields & shady oak trees drenched in Spanish moss.

👍👍 An excellent welcome center. The place is absolutely clean, and the parking space is very comfortable. They do have areas to ask for information, but I didn’t go there. The toilets are very clean, which is a very important factor for rest stops. Parking area also have lots of trees and lots of shade...

A walking trail & a stately home tour highlight life on this historic antebellum rice plantation.