The unique experiences that await in Liberty County are available to people of all abilities! We welcome every person to explore the amenities that make us who we are. Start planning your trip today! Keep reading to learn more about the endless ways to be a part of our community and the accessible activities that are offered throughout.
Sites
Looking for a place to do it all? Downtown Hinesville is the perfect spot. The entire area is ADA accessible, so you can shop until you drop at Molly Maxine and Southern Roots Boutique and browse gifts made by local artisans at Martin Mercantile! Bradwell Park is also downtown and features a splash pad, amphitheater and tables that are great for a picnic. Many community events are also hosted here, so plan to visit and attend the annual Small World Festival or one of our bi-annual food truck festivals!
Our local art gallery, the Hinesville Area Arts Council is also located downtown. Stop by to learn about classes offered throughout the year and enjoy the current exhibit from a local artist. On your way out, head over to the side of the building to see Liberty County’s only mural!
Enjoy the beauty that our waterways have to offer by visiting some of our docks! Several of them have the needed amenities to make every person feel right at home. Feel the coastal air while you indulge in beautiful views at the Riceboro dock or the Sunbury boat ramp. These are also great spots to cast a line, so don’t forget your rod and reel!
If you’re a history buff, you’re going to want to visit our state historic site, Fort Morris. It’s the only revolutionary site with the original earthworks in Georgia!
The visitors center and museum are both accessible and there is an ADA golfcart kept on site for tours. Enjoy learning about how the fort was used to protect the former town of Sunbury hundreds of years ago while also catching glimpses of the St.
Catherines Sound.
Immerse yourself in nature at Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center! The elevated boardwalk is 7/10ths of a mile long and makes its way through several different ecosystems.
There is signage located along the way, so visitors can learn about the tidal and freshwater wetlands and the creatures that inhabit it. Stoll along the path and learn something new! If you’re looking to head off of the beaten path a bit, make your way over to the Historic Baptismal Trail in Riceboro. It also features a boardwalk and signage and holds tons of history as it was an active holy place for over 100 years!
Parks
Fort Stewart Park, located on base next to the Main Exchange, has a full playground including a swing for children with special needs and ramps that allow every kid to be included. This is the only park on post that has these amenities! If you’re interested in visiting, you will need to stop by the main gate first and pick up a visitor’s pass. Click here for more info on how to get yours! While on Fort Stewart, we also recommend visiting Warrior’s Walk.
The blooming crepe myrtles are a sight to see.
Located in the heart downtown Hinesville, the Veterans Memorial Walk inside of Bryant Commons is a great place to visit! For those who don’t know, our rich military history dates all the way back to the Revolutionary War. Pay a visit and reflect on the lives of the heroes who bravely fought for our freedom. Interested in visiting some of our other parks? Click here to learn more!
Museums & Art
The Independent Telecommunications Pioneer Association Museum (ITPA) is also located in Bryant Commons in the former home of Senator Glenn E. & Trudie Bryant.
The museum is interactive and houses a huge collection of telephones from throughout history. Play a song on one of the old phones and have your friends guess what it is or take a picture in front of the vintage telephone booth!
Learn more about the largest military instillation east of the Mississippi River, Fort Stewart when visiting Liberty County.
Head over to the 3rd Infantry Division Museum located on post! You’ll learn about the progression of Camp Stewart into Fort Stewart as it exists today.
Don’t forget that you’ll need to stop by the visitor’s center at the main gate and get a pass!
Restaurants
You can’t visit Liberty County without grabbing a bite to eat from one of our local restaurants! If you’ve never tried fresh Georgia shrimp, book a reservation for dinner at the Sunbury Crab Company.
Enjoy your meal with a view of the coast and excellent service.
Try other unique options like authentic German cuisine at Zum Rosenhof or a plate of Afghan Persian deliciousness from Tazza Kabob. If country cooking is more your speed, we suggest Sho Nuff Smokin’ Good BBQ! We can guarantee that no matter which one you choose, it will be delicious. Check out a full list of local restaurants by clicking here.
Hotels Lay your head down at one of our local hotels at the end of a long day! The Fairfield Inn and Suites in Flemington is newly renovated and offers all of the needed accommodations for a good night’s sleep.
Visit our where to stay page by clicking here and view a full list of our hotels!
We are proud to be able the offer the opportunity for every person to #ExploreLiberty at their own pace! Visit our historic sites, go for a stroll in one our parks or eat at one of our local restaurants. No matter what you’re looking to do, we know there is something perfect waiting for you!