Wormsloe State Historic Site 🌳

Even under moody skies, Wormsloe Historic Site casts a spell. The breathtaking, moss-draped oak alley — often called the “Oak Avenue” — sets the stage for a journey into Georgia’s colonial past. At $12 per person, this isn’t just a park; it’s an open-air museum of nature, history, and deep Southern beauty. 📍 Step Into History Check their website for current hours and location — a short, scenic drive from downtown Savannah. 🌟 Why It’s a Must-Experience • THE LEGENDARY OAK AVENUE – A stunning, photo-worthy tunnel of centuries-old live oaks 🌲 • COLONIAL-ERA RUINS & MUSEUM – Explore the tabby ruins of Wormsloe’s original 18th-century estate 🏛️ • PEACEFUL TRAILS & MARSH VIEWS – Walk interpretive trails through forests and salt marshes 🦌 🎟️ Visitor Tips for a Smooth Visit Price: ~$12 per adult (check for discounts for seniors, kids, or military) Weather Watch: Go early on cloudy days — the atmosphere is dramatic, but trails can get muddy ☁️ Timing: Allow 1.5–2 hours to walk the oak alley, ruins, and museum Footwear: Wear comfortable walking shoes — the terrain is natural and uneven 👟 💭 Even on a Gray Day… The overcast sky can add a layer of mystery to the oak alley — softer light, deeper shadows, and a quiet, almost haunting beauty. You made the right call beating the rain! 📸 Don’t Miss The iconic oak alley photo (even in moody lighting) The colonial life demonstration area (seasonal) The film at the visitor center — great context before exploring ⭐ Perfect For History lovers & photographers A peaceful nature walk A deeper understanding of Savannah’s roots Anyone who believes places can hold stories Final Impression Wormsloe is more than an attraction — it’s an atmosphere. Whether under bright sun or soft clouds, it leaves you with a sense of wonder at the passage of time, the force of nature, and the stories embedded in this sacred Southern soil. #WormsloeHistoricSite #SavannahGA #LiveOakAvenue #HistoricPlantation #GeorgiaHistory #MoodySkies #SouthernLandmarks #NatureAndHistory