Canoochee Sandhills WMA is located in Bulloch and Bryan Counties near Groveland, GA. This 10,224-acre WMA consists of a mix of sandhill, flatwoods, bay swamp, and floodplain forests that border Lotts Creek. Many of the sandy uplands on the area are remnants of ancient wind-blown river dune formations and provide important habitat for gopher tortoises and other animal and plant species considered high priorities for conservation. This WMA offers hunting opportunities for deer, turkey and small game, as well as opportunities for blackwater creek fishing and viewing many protected wildlife species that use the diverse habitats on this property.

Accommodations & Facilities

• Located nearby, the Evans County Public Fishing Area provides both primitive camping and newly constructed RV campsites

Activities

• Hunting
• Creek Fishing
• Wildlife Viewing
• Hiking

Nearby Properties

• Big Hammock WMA
• Bullard Creek WMA
• Fort Morris State Historic Site
• Griffin Ridge WMA
• Moody Forest WMA
• Morgan Lake WMA
• Ohoopee Dunes WMA
• Oliver Bridge WMA
• Ossabaw Island WMA
• Penholoway Swamp WMA
• Rayonier Corridor Lands WMA
• Richmond Hill WMA & Hatchery
• Sansavilla WMA
• Townsend WMA
• Tuckahoe WMA
• Wormsloe State Historic Site

Nearby Accommodations

MAKE AN OVERNIGHT RESERVATION

• Fort McAlister State Park
• Jack Hill State Park
• Skidaway Island State Park

Directions

From Claxton: Take U.S. Highway 280 East 9.5 miles to Groveland. Turn left on Groveland-Nevils Road and travel 3.5 miles to kiosk on the left.