Wormsloe Historic Site
Museum · Savannah

Wormsloe Historic Site

Photo: Bubba73 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Wormsloe Historic Site preserves the 1730s estate of Noble Jones, one of Georgia's founders. The main features are the long avenue of live oaks leading to tabby ruins and a small museum on colonial life. Trails through the woods offer views of the surrounding marsh.

On day 7 of Charleston and Savannah in 7 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Admission fees apply; check the official site for current rates.
Time needed
1 to 2 hours
Best time
Spring and fall for milder weather
Getting there
Drive south from Savannah on Skidaway Road to the entrance

Itineraries with Wormsloe Historic Site

Day 7 of Charleston and Savannah in 7 Days

Bonaventure and Wormsloe

How Wormsloe Historic Site fits into a day.
  1. 9:00Wormsloe Historic SiteSavannah
  2. 13:00Bonaventure CemeterySavannah
  3. 17:00Lafayette SquareSavannah
See all 7 days
Advertisement
Ad space · 728 × 90

Wormsloe Historic Site questions

How long is the oak avenue at Wormsloe?

The avenue runs about 1.5 miles from the entrance to the ruins.

What are the ruins at Wormsloe Historic Site?

They are the remains of a tabby house built around 1740 by Noble Jones.

Is Wormsloe suitable for children?

Yes. The trails are flat and the museum has simple exhibits on early Georgia history.

More places on this trip