Discover the Colonial-style Greyfield Inn, built for a member of the Carnegie family in 1900, and opened to guests in 1962. The hotel and its grounds include 200 acres of Cumberland Island oceanfront land.

Marvel at the hotel's late-Victorian antiques, Chippendale furniture, and Tiffany lamps. There are no telephones or televisions to interfere with the early-1900's ambience.

Stroll the peaceful, uncrowded, unspoiled beaches and trails. The National Park Service restricts the number of daily visitors to the protected Cumberland Island National Seashore.