Sea Camp is accessible by the concession operated Cumberland Queen ferry and private boat.  Reservations are highly recommended and a permit is required.  Reservations may be made up to six months in advance by contacting the Cumberland Queen reservation office.  Camping fees are $4.00 per night per person.  Sea Camp has 16 sites including two group sites.  Sea Camp has potable water, flush toilets, and cold water showers.  There are limited power outlets in the public restroom/shower area.  There are not electrical hook ups in the camping area.   Cars and campers are not allowed on Cumberland Island and all gear must be loaded by hand or cart onto the ferry.  It is approximately 1/4 mile walk from the ferry dock to the camp ground.  Carts can transport approximately 35 pounds of gear per load.  Campers are cautioned to pack conservatively as all gear, equipment and trash must be transported to and from the island.  There are no trash receptacles on the island.  Campers are responsible for loading and unloading their own equipment. Gear, equipment and recreational items may be denied portage on the ferry based on the captain's disgression. . Each site has one picnic table, fire ring, food storage cage, and pole for hanging trash. All waste must be transported off the island as there are no trash cans on Cumberland Island. Dead and down wood may be collected for camp fires.  Fire wood may also be purchased from the concession operated ferry.  Visitors are not recommended to transport wood from outside the local area as it may bring exotic pests to the area.