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Everything You Need/Amenities

Bathrobes
Hair Dryer
Bath Products (Shampoo, Conditioner, Shower Gel, Hand Soap, Lotion, Bar Soap)
Farm Fresh Dining
Saltwater Pool
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Laundry Facilities
Island Garden
Six Historic Cottages
In-Lodging Coffee and Tea Makers
Iron/Ironing Board
Daily Maid Service available by request
Additional toiletries available by request from Guest Services
Recreational Equipment (Bikes, Kayaks, Fishing Gear, Binoculars, Rain boots, etc)
Bug spray, sunscreen, bug jackets, ponchos, water bottles
Beach chairs, beach umbrellas, beach towels
Beer & Wine Available For Purchase

Lodging

Make Yourself At Home In Nature

As a home base between Island adventures, you’ll find relaxation in our six historic cottages. Book a private room or an entire cottage for larger groups and added privacy.

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Dining

Savor Nature’s Bounty

From pre-dinner hors d’oeuvres to a feast of Georgia shrimp in a Lowcountry Boil, everything we bring to the table is prepared on-site and sourced from the Island’s garden and local farmers, guaranteeing fresh seasonal cuisine at every meal.

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Green Practices

OUR COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY

On Little St. Simons Island, a profound commitment to conservation and sustainability is a way of life, touching every facet of the Island and guiding its daily operation.

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Winter Temp: 40°-70°
Bug Warning: Low

Temperate weather (40-70°F) makes for mild winters on the Island. Avid birders can expect to see over 100 species, including Oystercatchers, Red Knots, Wilson’s Plovers, Piping Plovers, and a variety of Sea Ducks. Additionally, Bald Eagles can be seen constructing nests, incubating eggs, and fledging. Winter months are ideal for chasing sea trout and redfish in our tidal creeks on guided excursions. Cool weather makes for great hiking trips on the Island’s over 25 miles of trails.

Spring Temp: 50°-85°
Bug Warning: Medium to High

As days warm up, magnolias and wildflowers burst into bloom across the Island, bird nesting season begins, and spring migration takes off. Songbirds such as Northern Parulas and Yellow-throated Warblers can be spotted singing around the Lodge, while flocks of migrating shorebirds can be seen on the Island’s mudflats and beaches. A wading bird rookery forms at Norm’s Pond and American Oystercatchers and Wilson’s Plovers begin nesting in the dunes.

turtle making its way back into the water

Summer Temp: 75°-90°
Bug Warning: High

With summer in full swing, the chorus of baby herons and egrets at Norm’s Pond rookery is a must-see! On the beach, keep an eye for plover, oystercatcher, and tern chicks. Whiting, sharks, and redfish are commonly reeled in during naturalist-guided surf fishing adventures. Summer is the ideal season for beach going; favorites include beach biking, shelling, and seining. Additionally, be sure to attend a guided evening beach walk to learn about sea turtle conservation during our Turtle Days Program.

colorful bird perching on a piece of wood

Fall Temp: 50°-85°
Bug Warning: Medium to High

As the weather begins to cool, Fall colors on the Island consist of blooming pink Muhly Grass and amber Goldenrod. In October, butterflies such as Gulf Fritillaries, Long-tailed Skippers, Monarchs, and White Peacocks, can be spotted in our maritime meadows. With fall migration, songbirds including American Redstarts and Yellow-rumped Warblers, can be found in our forests. On our beaches, plovers, sandpipers, and godwits are common, with the occasional visit from a rare Long-billed Curlew, North America’s largest shorebird. Hiking, kayaking, and truck based adventures are some of our fall favorites.