Brickhill Bluff is the most remote campground in Cumberland Island National Seashore. It's more than thirteen miles from Sea Camp Ranger Station and dock, but it's relatively close to the even-more remote historic district on the North End of the island, including the First African Baptist Church.

It's breezy, which help keeps the gnats at bay, has great views over the western marsh, and is right on a bluff with easy water access.

You can kayak here from Crooked River State Park.