I loved the place so much ! Driving under the oak trees covered in spanish moss starts the visit in the most enchanting way possible. The museum could use some improvement. It is rather small. But there is informations spread throughout the park (fun to...More

This spot from my humble opinion is famous because of Forrest Gump. Yet ,this place wants no ties to Forrest and clerk said as much. They want you to pay to visit and or JUST take pics! This is a beautiful spot and you will...More

We went to Wormsloe historic site expecting to be able to go into the plantation home or to be close enough to take pictures. I love History and was very disappointed at the PC of the history the home was fenced off and hidden by...More

A beautiful picturesque stopover, well worth the 15 minute drive from downtown Savannah. Some lovely photo opportunities of nature at it's finest. A very affordable entry charge. But watch for opening times as it is closed on Monday.

Stumbled upon Wormsloe while checking out the beautiful homes on the Isle of Hope as we journeyed from Tybee Island to Savannah. The oak lined drive is breathtaking. The tabby ruins are worth the $10 admission if you're a history buff.

Highly suggest you just pull into the entrance and take pictures there. Everything past the entrance is not well done and not worth it.

My wife and I went here because we saw a picture in one of the tourist magazines but we were not ready for the beauty and awesome time we had. I recommend to all worth the drive and entry fee!

I had the pleasure of visiting Wormsloe during our last trip to Savannah. I took a 20 min uber ride from downtown. Make sure if you do, you don't have them drop you off at the front. The oak lined driveway is the only thing...More

The photos taken of the oak lined drive are worth viewing with your own eyes. Worth $10 though? At least that is really all we found worthwhile during our visit here. We walked the path to the ruins of the original house. It was interesting...More

Just a note to you travelers, that we waited until Monday morning to try this and it's closed! Didn't do enough research to know that and drove the 20 minutes away from historic district to find it out. Gates were closed and unable to get...More