Fort Pulaski National Monument

According to the ranger manning the entry booth, dogs are allowed everywhere (including the fort itself) except for the gift shop. There were multiple dogs there inside and outside of the fort when we went. This is as of 16-Mar-2018.

Yes

Fort Pulaski is open on Memorial Day from 9AM to 5PM

Fort Pulaski Entrance Fee - Per Person (16 years and older) - $7.00 Admission fee per person aged 16 years and older, valid for 7 consecutive days. Fort Pulaski Entrance Fee - Per Person (15 years and younger) - $0.00 Admission fee per person aged 15 years and younger, good for 7 days. Entrance Passes: Fort Pulaski Annual Pass - $30.00 The Fort Pulaski Annual Pass covers the pass holder and three additional people for admission to the monument for one full year.

Yes some

That is correct. He did not come here to destroy zombies. Quincy Adams Gillmore was sent by Lincoln to kill vampires. If you go you can see their crypt located under the cannons.

Veterans with ID also free of charge

No beach.

Yes

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can lot hold a 44ft. toy. hauler and can stay parked for 3-4 days with a full hook-up?

Saturday's. They shoot the cannons around 1300 eastern time

Its $7 per car which is goos for a week.

Yes

It was $10 per adult when we visited in May 2019.

The lower level of the fort is accessible by wheelchair but the slope on the Sally port can be a bit of a doozy so be prepared for that. There is also a paved trail that goes from the parking lot, around Battery Hambright to the North Pier and back. The Visitor Center has access ramps and power assisted doors too!

No. Fort Jackson does.

Not when we were there on April.

Yes it's open, and you can drive over the bridge (after paying $10 per person) to the parking area.

I believe that it's closed to protect shorebird nesting sites.

No, they were removed. Only tables now.

The beaches on Tybee Island are all open. Fort Pulaski is closed at this time.

River's End RV & Campground

Amen

Yes but the fort is closed

You need to contact the park service. Their website says yes. https://www.nps.gov/fopu/planyourvisit/hours.htm

You are welcome to ride your bike anywhere but inside the fort. We do have a bike locking station at the visitor center

No you can't fish but you're very close to Tybee Island Pier which you can fish there

Yes, it's open for business as usual.

I'm pretty sure there were people using bikes on the trails so a scooter would be fine.

Yes. I suggest a National Park pass and go to as many as you want in a year.

You can use a national parks image annual pass but not a state and no pass

It is a huge outdoor area. Take time to see the video in the Visitor Center.

Not sure on the question but i would hope yes being i own a few dogs i did see people walking dogs on leashes and not on the beach on tiby island

We take our dog to the back beach all of the time and it’s great. Follow the nature trail at the back left hand corner of the main parking lot to get there. There is a flat area of the beach that is perfect for the dogs to wade and play in. The back river is not the main Savannah River, it’s the Savannah River South Channel. The only small personal boats and the Coast Guard boats pass by. Are there gators? I’ve never seen one on that beach, but gators live on every barrier island in GA and occasionally venture into the salt water, but very rarely. I’ve lived here my entire 45 years and the only gator attacks I hear of are people walking dogs around golf courses. This beach is definitely worth the trip.

I agree with Brandy about the fishing, but the Fort Stewart I don't know about.

Keep it concealed. You will be ok.

No

16+ is $7 15 and under is free Or, you can buy a yearly pass for $30

Palms, other foliage indigenous to the area, coastal, salt marsh

Yes. You can also see the hours on Google.

During the Civil War, soldiers played baseball there to pass the time. There is often a reenactment during Memorial Day weekend.