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3 Brothers Landing is two cabins on stilts fifty feet from the St. Marys River at Folkston, Georgia, 10 minutes from the Suwannee Canal Recreation Area, the eastern entrance of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. It has its own boat ramp, sleeps six, and is rented whole to one party at a time from $175 a night.
Most places near the Okefenokee put you in a room and leave you to drive to the water. This one is the water. The porch runs between the two cabins and looks straight down at the river, and the bank below it drops away to white sand and blackwater.
You take the whole property, both cabins and the porch. There is never anybody else booked at the same time as you.
Launch your own boat or kayak from the property. No trailering into a public landing and no waiting in line.
Fifty feet from the St. Marys, one of the least crowded blackwater rivers in the Southeast.
10 minutes to the Suwannee Canal Recreation Area, the eastern entrance of the Okefenokee and the closest gate to Folkston.
Two cabins, one porch, one party. No shared walls and no neighbours on the deck.
Full kitchen, charcoal grill, flat top griddle and a fish cleaning station under the cabin.
A covered barn with a picnic table and a swing set for the kids.
We are getting it ready now. Tell us the week you have in mind and we will come back to you as soon as the calendar is live.
Lodging near the Okefenokee is split between motels in Folkston and Waycross, the campground and cabins at the refuge gate, and a small number of private riverfront rentals. 3 Brothers Landing is one of the riverfront options, on the St. Marys River at Folkston, 10 minutes from the eastern entrance, with its own boat ramp.
Yes, though there are very few. Public access along the upper St. Marys is thin, so most of the frontage is private. 3 Brothers Landing is two cabins on stilts directly on the bank at Murray Landing Road, Folkston, Georgia.
Yes. The property has its own private boat ramp, so guests can launch a kayak, canoe or small boat straight from the property rather than driving to a public landing.
Up to six, across two cabins joined by a shared porch. The whole property is rented to one party at a time, so both cabins always come together.
$175 a night plus a $75 cleaning fee per stay, with a two-night minimum. That is for the whole property rather than per person.
Yes. The main cabin has a stove, a full size refrigerator, all the cookware, a toaster and a coffee pot, so you can cook properly rather than eating out. There is also a charcoal grill and a flat top griddle outside.
Yes. There is a fish cleaning station under the main cabin, so the catch is dealt with down by the water rather than in the kitchen.
Yes. There is a swing set back from the bank and a covered barn with a picnic table, and the property sleeps six. The river bank is steep, so children need supervising at the water.
Not yet. It is opening soon. You can ask about a specific week through the contact page and we will get back to you as soon as the booking calendar is live.