- TripBuzz found 48 things to do with kids in or near Richmond Hill, Georgia, including 44 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Savannah, Pooler, Hinesville and Midway.
- From Richmond Hill Swim Club to Richmond Hill Historical Society Museum, the Richmond Hill area offers 57 different types of family activities, including: Walking Trails, History Museums, Swimming Pool and Golf.
- Richmond Hill is a scenic waterfront city in Georgia's Bryan County. Lush marshlands, crystal blue waters and stately plantation homes make the city a perfect backdrop to the many festivals it hosts throughout the year. Events such as the annual Jazz Festival, Seafood Festival and local rodeo draw thousands of tourists each year.
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Splash In the Boro Water Park and contains water-based attractions for the whole family. The park includes such features as a Lazy River, Tot Slides, and a Winter Dome for use during the cold-weather season.
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Featuring three landing ramps for boating enthusiasts, a floating dock and fishing pier, The Sands, is a beach in Port Royal where visitors can enjoy the shorefront. The site also includes an observation tower, picnic areas, and places for the kids to look for crabs.
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The golf course at Coastal Pines Golf Club comprises of wide fairways and manicured greens surrounded by picturesque landscape. The golf carts are available for rent and are equipped with GPS.
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Discover the secluded, natural beauty of Cypress Wetlands, by taking a walk along the ½ mile walking trails. Featuring a series of boardwalk and paved trails through the wetlands, visitors can enjoy the abundant birds and wildlife that call it home.
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Operated by a tour guide with over 30 years of experience, Mad Shark Charters - Day Tours offers visitors with a unique experience around the local islands. Services offered include shark fishing, inshore fishing, and sight-seeing tours.
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Built in the 1740's, St. Helena's Chapel of Ease was designed to accommodate the plantation workers who couldn't travel to the local parish church. The enchanting site was destroyed by fire in 1886, but the ruins were added to the National Register of Historic Places.
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Built during the Spanish American War in 1898, Fort Fremont now consists of ruins open for visitor exploration within the Fort Fremont National State Park.
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Captain Scott Owens is the owner and operator or a tour company that undertakes guided fishing trips. Tours are available for all ages and skill levels, and participants can partake in inshore, near shore and off shore fishing.
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An independent movie theater, Plaza Stadium Theatre features five screens used to display first-run Hollywood movies. The theater also offers stadium seating, a selection of 3D movies and a concession area with food and drinks.
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Located along the Beaufort River, the Beaufort Yacht & Sailing Club is a club that offers a number of amenities for members to enjoy. Kayaking, sailing, motorboating, and tennis are a few of the popular activities enjoyed by club members.