Tours and Tickets to Experience Wormsloe State Historic Site

There are plenty of ways to experience Wormsloe State Historic Site. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Wormsloe Historic Site & Bonaventure Cemetery Tour from Savannah
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• Full-Day Private Tour of Savannah Film Locations

It costs about US$12 for an adult ticket to visit Wormsloe State Historic Site. Seniors, youth, and children under age 6 receive discounted admission. You also can visit with an annual Combo Pass, which grants you access to all Georgia state parks and historical sites for $US85.

Wormsloe State Historic Site is open daily, usually from 9 am–4:45 pm. The site is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas. It’s always a good idea to check the official website or call ahead to make sure your visit doesn’t overlap with any special closures or events that may affect operating hours.

Spring and fall are typically the best seasons to visit Wormsloe State Historic Site thanks to mild weather. If possible, avoid visiting the site during the peak of summer, when high heat and humidity can make outdoor sightseeing less enjoyable.

Yes. You can bring leashed dogs on historic site trails—including the famous oak-lined avenue—but they are not allowed inside the visitors center or other buildings at Wormsloe State Historic Site. Be sure to clean up after your pets and bring plenty of water on hot days.

Most people spend about 2–3 hours exploring all that Wormsloe has to offer, including a museum, tabby ruins of the 18th-century colonial estate, gravesites, and a nature trail. Be sure to account for transportation time when planning your visit—it takes about 20 minutes to drive to Wormsloe from Savannah.