Jesup Vacations, Tourism & Travel Information

Overview

Incorporated in 1870, the historic town of Jessup, Georgia has a wealth of culture and history to offer its visitors. Jessup, Georgia is home to a number of sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places, such as the Wayne County Courthouse, Railroad "Section" House, the Little

Incorporated in 1870, the historic town of Jessup, Georgia has a wealth of culture and history to offer its visitors. Jessup, Georgia is home to a number of sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places, such as the Wayne County Courthouse, Railroad "Section" House, the Little Red “Caboose" and the Carter House. Located near the Altamaha River allows visitors to enjoy outdoor water activities, such as fishing and canoeing. Jessup, Georgia is a great place to spend your next wilderness vacation in the woods.

Spend the night in one of Jessup’s cozy accommodations; for the whole family we recommend the Jameson Inn or the Ramada Inn. Sleep under the stars next to nature at the Pine Lake Campgrounds. Try the local fare at one of Jessup, Georgia’s restaurants. If outdoor explorations and relaxing evenings are what you need from your vacation, then Jessup, Georgia is the perfect place to spend your next getaway.

Nearby Locations	Distance
1. Savannah	54 mi
2. Brunswick	37 mi
3. Saint Simons Island	41 mi
4. Hinesville	21 mi
5. Waycross	36 mi
6. Pooler	49 mi
7. Richmond Hill	38 mi
8. Darien	29 mi
9. Jekyll Island	44 mi
10. Vidalia	50 mi
11. Rincon	58 mi
12. Garden City	53 mi
13. Baxley	27 mi
14. Townsend	19 mi
15. Midway	30 mi