NPS Sites Near Savannah
Five National Park Service units lie within 150 miles of Savannah. Fort Pulaski National Monument, the closest site at 20 miles away, recorded 320,926 annual recreation visits. Fort Frederica National Monument, located 64 miles distant, attracted 108,043 visits. Cumberland Island National Seashore, 88 miles away, received 60,299 visits annually.
Fort Sumter National Monument, which includes Fort Moultrie, stands 93 miles from Savannah and is the most visited regional unit with 814,658 annual recreation visits. Charles Pinckney National Historic Site, the farthest site at 99 miles away, recorded 23,758 visits. Together these five units offer visitors access to Civil War–era fortifications, coastal landscapes, and maritime heritage sites across the Southeast.
| NPS unit | Annual visits |
|---|---|
| Fort Pulaski National Monument · 20.1 mi | 320,926 (2025) |
| Fort Frederica National Monument · 63.7 mi | 108,043 (2025) |
| Cumberland Island National Seashore · 88.1 mi | 60,299 (2025) |
| Fort Sumter (Includes Fort Moultrie-Fomo) National Monument · 93.0 mi | 814,658 (2025) |
| Charles Pinckney National Historic Site · 98.6 mi | 23,758 (2025) |
| Timucuan Ecological Preserve · 114.0 mi | 1,109,821 (2025) |
| Fort Caroline National Memorial · 119.9 mi | 369,183 (2025) |
| Congaree National Park · 120.5 mi | 287,833 (2025) |
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Nearby-NPS units and their annual recreation visits are from the NPS Visitor Use Statistics package (haversine match within 150 mi of the city centroid), verified June 2026. Null visitation renders as “n/a”, never 0. How we compile this.