Darien, Georgia is a great overnight stop. Why? Consider this… you’ve traveled all day, you’re tired, hungry, the kids are wired… you get the picture. What you really need right about then is that perfect overnight stop… an exit where you feel safe and comfortable… an exit with a good mix of accommodations and a variety of eating places… not just fast food. And, maybe a little shopping later before you get back to the motel. The next morning you can gas up nearby and head out. Everything you need conveniently located right off the exit! That’s what makes this Darien, Georgia exit a great overnight stop!
About Darien, Georgia…
Darien is a city in McIntosh County, Georgia. It lies on Georgia’s coast at the mouth of the Altamaha River, approximately 50 miles south of Savannah, and is part of the Brunswick, Georgia Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population of Darien was 1,975 at the 2010 census. Wikipedia
Places to Stay in Darien…
Five national lodging chains have established properties at this Darien I-95 exit… Americas Best Value Inn, EconoLodge, Hampton Inn, Quality Inn, and Red Roof Inn
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Places to Eat in Darien…
There are several fast food establishments located at this exit as well as a few local favorites. You’ll find Burger King, Dairy Queen, Darien Sports Lounge, KFC, McDonald’s, SWEET T’S Log Cabin Restaurant, Subway, Taco Bell, and Waffle House (additional restaurants can be found by traveling 1 mile east on GA 251)
Places to Shop in Darien…
Unfortunately, the closure of a major outlet shopping mall (Georgia Island Factory Shops) at this exit has left the area without much. Parker’s Convenience store is the only option here. (There is additional shopping available by traveling 1 mile east on GA 251)
Fuel Up and Head Out…
Mobil, Shell (additional gas stations can be found by traveling 1 mile east on GA 251)
More…
Inland Harbor RV Park, To Fort King George Historical Site, Lewis Island Natural Area
- 45 miles north is Savannah, GA, another recommended stopover exit.
- 11 miles south is Brunswick, GA, another recommended stopover exit.
- 13 miles south is Brunswick, GA, another recommended stopover exit.
- 46 miles south is Kingsland, GA, another recommended stopover exit.
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Thanks for the info!
Speed traps are a major source of income here. Slow down and keep going.
We really like this exit. It has everything we need for an overnight stop.
good to know. thanks.
Very helpful. Thanks.
Speed Limit a MUST!
Stopped there to spend the night in my vehicle. Asked permission to park outside out of the way of incoming vehicles, and was told by a very nice man that it would be fine to stay overnite. Left about 6:15 AM the next morning after spending approx 10 dollars there. I came back at 10 AM to buy coffee and the very same man said owner complained and said police would be called, which i wasnt planning on staying the day there anyway. He said it was $20 a night to park there and he wanted the cash right then. I had a small coffee I was purchasing and I said I only had $9, which he took. He asked when I was leaving and I said in 2 minutes. He threatened to call the police if i stayed longer. I was going to buy gas also but I left without purchasing. There are no posted signs about parking. I am a retired senior female so I posed no threat to anyone. The night clerk is very nice and did not mention parking either. She did show me a short video on her phone which she put away when customers walked in. It was a religious video. I wonder if one of the customers in the store complained or if I was just scammed. I dont believe the store is America owned. Any thoughts on this anyone?