Audio Guide of Wormsloe Historic Site

Wormsloe Historic Site is open Tuesday through Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with last entry at 4:00 PM. I recommend arriving early to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. You can find more details about operations on the official website: Wormsloe Official Site.

General admission for adults is $10.00. There are also reduced rates for seniors age 62 and older ($9.00) and children ages 6 to 17 ($4.50). Children under 6 enter free. Yes, you can pay by credit card at the entrance. For updated pricing information, visit: Wormsloe Rates.

To fully enjoy Wormsloe, including the famous oak avenue, the trails, and the exhibit, I recommend setting aside between 1.5 and 2 hours. If you enjoy photography or leisurely walks, you might even spend a bit more time.

Wormsloe is the site of the oldest standing plantation in Georgia, founded by Noble Jones, one of the first colonists to arrive with James Oglethorpe. It is a key place for understanding the beginnings of colonial Georgia and life in the 18th century. Its history is exceptionally rich.

Fall and spring months (October-November and March-May) are usually the best because of the pleasant weather and lower humidity. Early in the morning, just after opening, the site is quieter and the light is perfect for photos, especially along the iconic oak avenue.

The famous oak avenue is a compacted dirt road that is generally accessible. However, some forest trails may be uneven. The visitor center and main exhibits are usually accessible. I recommend calling before your visit to confirm specific details: +1 (912) 353-3023.

Savannah has a lot to offer! Very close to Wormsloe, you can explore Savannah’s historic downtown with its squares and architecture, Forsyth Park, or even Bonaventure Cemetery. There are also options for boat tours on the Savannah River.

Absolutely. Bring insect repellent, especially in the warmer months, since there are many trees. Wear comfortable shoes for walking the trails and bring water, especially if you visit in summer. And don’t forget your camera to capture the stunning avenue!