The drive in, is the best part. The trees here are famous. Make sure to watch the video in the visitors center, its funny but informative. More

The avenue of arching oaks at the entrance is beautiful. The small museum of the descendants is interesting and the short film of the beginnings of the site is a good overview. There is a short trail to the tabby ruins of the original house near the marsh. We saw deer in the woods too. I would recommend bringing some... More

Wormsloe is a beautiful place to go and relax. The oaks are spectacular-- they really take you back to another era. There is some driving & some walking to do. I believe it costs $5 per person or per car (not sure which). A must see! If you go to Wormsloe, check out Driftaway Cafe, a restaurant on the left... More

Beautiful doesn't begin to describe the area that is Wormsloe. The museum is fascinating and the video that they show makes the intrigue even greater. More

After seeing several pictures taken in Savannah of a long, winding road flanked by huge trees dripping with Spanish moss, I searched online so we would be sure to check out the place during our trip to Savannah. I discovered it was the Wormsloe Plantation, so we scheduled it in - mostly just to go photograph it. Bring your tripod!... More

The most beautiful place in Savannah! It is well worth the drive to go see! Best place to take pictures! More

We went to the plantation to do something different. It is small and quaint. The tree lined driveway is beautiful. There is a small museum that is pretty average. Overall, it was worth the $8, but not much more. More

Took the kids to the wormslow plantation and they where having a fair and we loved it! So much information. They shot off cannons and had games it was great More

Advertised was a reenactment of colonial life on a plantation. What we got was two adolescents wearing costumes peeking out of a hut at us while drinking Red Bull. The grounds were well kept and the paths, while not paved, were easy to walk on. I didn't think that there was enough to see to justify the price. More