The Greyfield Inn is as elegant as it is famous. It is a genuine robber-baron mansion, after all, built in 1901 by the Carnegie family on Georgia’s Cumberland Island. Still in family hands ...

Follow their camping requirements for visiting Cumberland Island. Indulge in an Overnight Stay at the Greyfield Inn For a completely different overnight experience to camping, indulge in a ...

It feels like a sign of good things to come when, after 40 minutes of gray, overcast skies, the sun bursts through the clouds as our ferry reaches the Greyfield Inn dock on Cumberland Island in ...

That’s where Cumberland Island comes in. The island is famous ... Their legacy has lived on in the Greyfield Inn, a mansion that was converted into a hotel. People from all over the world ...

Follow their camping requirements for visiting Cumberland Island. For a completely different overnight experience to camping, indulge in a luxurious stay at the Greyfield Inn. The Inn is another ...

Park day use is $4 per person, per visit. WHERE TO STAY: Greyfield Inn, Cumberland Island; (866) 410-8051, https://www.greyfieldinn.com. Built in 1900 as a home for Lucy and Thomas Carnegie’s ...

all-inclusive Greyfield Inn, the only hotel on the island. Day trippers can book rooms at the hotels in St. Marys, the town where visitors get on the ferries to Cumberland, or further out on the ...

While the Carnegie family once owned most of Cumberland Island, only about 1,300 acres remain in the family, and most of that is around Greyfield Inn. The remaining acreage is now in the hands of ...

That’s where Cumberland Island comes in. The island is famous ... Their legacy has lived on in the Greyfield Inn, a mansion that was converted into a hotel. People from all over the world ...

all-inclusive Greyfield Inn, the only hotel on the island. Day trippers can book rooms at the hotels in St. Marys, the town where visitors get on the ferries to Cumberland, or further out on the ...