
Explore Georges Island
Georges Island is dominated by historic Fort Warren, a Civil War-era fort known for its graceful granite archways and reputed ghost, the Lady in Black. The fort and its grassy parade ground are a popular place for a scenic low-stress walk. Take a ranger-guided tour or visit the new museum with exhibits about the history of the fort. Picnic under a shade tree. Get exceptional views of the surrounding islands and Boston Light from the ramparts and towers. Georges Island is a frequent stop for the island ferries and provides a jumping-off point for other islands.
Georges Island Facilities
- Snack Shack with seafood menu (open Friday through Sunday from May 5 to June 7th and the fall season; 7 days a week from June 8 to Sept. 3. .
- Gift Shop with camping supplies; Civil War items; books; and Boston Harbor Islands gifts.
- Venue for catered events.
- Visitor center full of exhibits.
- Picnic shelters and cooking grills.
- Drinking water and toilet facilities.
This island of Boston Harbor Islands national park area is managed by Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation


