
Welcome to
Southern
Forest World
We’re asking for your generosity at SFW Today!
We need your support, and while it feels difficult to ask, the truth is that the future of Southern Forest World hinges on the generosity of individuals and organizations who share our passion for preserving and sharing the rich history of forestry in Southeast Georgia.
As we work tirelessly to restore our historic sites and enhance our educational programs, we invite you to join us on this important journey. Your contributions, whether big or small, will not only help us recover from the recent challenges we’ve faced but will also ensure that we continue to inspire future generations about the vital role forestry plays in our community and economy.
Together, we can create a lasting impact, and with your help, we can keep the story of Southern Forest World alive and thriving.
It’s all about the trees
Trust us when we say that you’ll never look at a tree the same way again, once you’ve visited our tree museum & learning center.
Here at Southern Forest World, we are dedicated to telling the past and present story of forestry in SE Georgia. People tend to look at trees and just take them for granted, but here at Southern Forest World we want to introduce you to a fascinating and wonderful new world out there that’s at everyone’s fingertips.
years since founded
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plus things to see & do
We’re a non-profit organization that tells of the history of forestry and the many ways we use the materials from the forest.
You may call 912.285.4056 or 912.550.1798 (cell) to schedule a tour.
You can also have a party outside business hours by calling and setting up a date and time.
PLUS We have a small gift shop where you can buy t-shirts, coloring books, wood-carved bowls, and animals, with a variety of other gift items.
Don’t miss the extraordinary sight of Stuckie, the mummified dog trapped in a tree, as seen in Ripley’s Believe It or Not. Prepare to be amazed and captivated by this unique exhibit at Southern Forest World. Our tree museum and learning center is dedicated to showcasing the fascinating world of forestry in SE Georgia. So many things to see and do, including our outdoor playground and indoor tree with a spiral staircase, there’s something for everyone. Bring your toddler groups, homeschool groups, social clubs, school field trips, church groups, or book clubs and experience the wonder of Southern Forest World. Discover a new appreciation for trees and the history of forestry.
Southern Forest World
it's all about the trees.

Stuckie’s Summer Camp was such a hit with our son! He had such a wonderful week! He learned and retained so much information! I was blown away! The learning, crafts, activities, water day, snow cones, backpack of goodies, t-shirt, stuffed animal, the list could go on… it was much more than we were expecting! The leaders and volunteers went above and beyond to make sure the kids had a wonderful, memorable week! Our son is already looking forward to next year! Thank you, Southern Forest World!
T Johnson
Simply the best! Highly recommend a visit to see Stuckie!
JB Porter
AJ Meyer
KJ Lee
A Edwards
SOUTHERN
fOReSt WoRlD
1440 N. Augusta Ave.,
Waycross, Georgia 31503
Call 912.285.4056

Southern Forest World is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization
CAGE Code: 9NF68 | EIN #: 581276101 | Dun's #: 094076445 | NAIC: 813410
MEET OUR BOARD & DIRECTOR
alphabetical order
| Bertha Sue Dixon - Director | Angela Carstens | Barry Deas - President | Bob Brown | Carolyn Mobley | Cliff Lewis | David L. Jordan - Secretary | Dawn Hanson | Denise Lee - Treasurer | Derek P. Harrison | Jamie Sanders | Jerry Buckley | Patricia Ann McQuaig McCarthy - Vice President | Richard Booth | Rusty Grace | Sandy Joyce Head |