Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation - Museum in Brunswick - 5556 Hwy 17, USA

If you want to visit the old South, this is a good start. Beautiful property with plenty of room for kids to run about. The grove of old oak trees is nice. The plantation home hourly tour is well-done and you can freely wander the property. At one time it was a rice plantation worked by slaves.This location is close to Fort King George and the remains of the Butler plantation.There are a few additional buildings for the old dairy and an old Cutlass Supreme. The park does a large event around Dec 1st.

This place was absolutely amazing! We had a tour guide show us around the house and it was breath taking. After the tour we were allowed to roam around the plantation. There were so many cool places to check out! I definitely recommend bring sunscreen and bug spray! I can not tell you how many times I got but our there by the marsh. I wish I could show you more pictures! I took so many on this trip but sadly I can only give you 50.

We were heading to Fort King George and seen the sign for the Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation, so we took time to visit and it was absolutely amazing. We loved the grounds and the old buildings were awesome. The tour guide was amazing, she definitely made the trip. There is a lot of walking but there's also places to sit if you want a break. I definitely recommend taking the time to take the guided tour of the house.

We spent very little time here. We had done two other state parks in close proximity, and when we pulled up, we found out that you had to, yet again, pay more money, even with a state park pass to come inside. Really getting sick and tired of Georgia letting you buy a pass and then charging you for 35% of all the other state monuments and parks. The grounds are perfectly beautiful and the trees, I think they are live oaks, are massive and easily 200 years or older. The grounds are well-maintained. However, we did not find ourselves wanting to spend more money just to go view some more buildings. I think after you visit the King George site, there’s really no need to come here. However, I think I’m probably biased. It was fine.

Loved my time here. The tour guide was very pleasant and knowledgeable. She took the time to let us browse around in-between going to different rooms. Beautiful home with a lot of rich history. Highly recommend.

Amazing piece if history so well preserved that you think you've stepped back in time. Do the tour of the house and get the whole family story, it's so worth it. Absolutely beautiful property.

Plan on spending at least two hours at this location. Tours are given on the hour. The staff here are exceptionally friendly. This destination is a must-see. This site has two live oaks that are 500-800 years old. Be wary that in the summertime, the biting flies and mosquitoes can be exceptionally fierce. Our volunteer docent, Linda, took exceptional pride in her job.

Beautiful property right past Butler Plantation. You have to pay to visit the mansion but the outside park is free. Didnt visit the mansion so I can only speak on the property and the oaks trees out here are really old. Great place for some family photos with a old Georgia flair.