The campus of the College of Coastal Georgia is located within the port city of Brunswick on the southeast coast of Georgia, equidistant between Savannah and Jacksonville, Florida. The local geography encompasses beautiful beaches on the Atlantic Ocean, barrier islands, saltwater marshes, famous golf courses, award-winning resorts, world-class fishing, national monuments, popular state parks, nature preserves, historic cities, quaint villages, and lots of sunshine. Easy access via I-95, two international airports and one regional airport makes student travel and family visits a breeze.
The Coastal Teaching Kitchen, an off-campus instructional site of the College of Coastal Georgia, located in downtown Brunswick, is designed for culinary classes and cooking demonstrations, open to the public. It serves as a venue for interactive classes where participants can learn culinary skills and engage in cooking experiences. The kitchen aims to enhance culinary education and community ties, providing a space for both instructional and public cooking events.
The Camden Center is an off-campus instructional site of the College of Coastal Georgia, located just a few miles north of the Florida border, in Kingsland. The site provides a regular schedule of day, evening, and online classes for the convenience of students from Camden, Charlton, Brantley, and Nassau, Florida counties, who attend the College.
Classes span the core courses for business, education, the humanities and social sciences, math, natural sciences and health sciences.
The College of Coastal Georgia began offering classes in Camden County in 1983, initially on the Kings Bay military base. The 101,000 square-foot Camden Center opened in May 2004, featuring a beautiful rotunda, a 270-seat auditorium, classrooms, chemistry and biology laboratories, full-service library/learning center, a teaching kitchen, and demonstration dining room.
The Camden Center provides personal service to help all students start or continue their college career, especially those affiliated with the military, new freshmen – first generation students, as well as transfers, dual enrollment, and adult learners.