Kingsland is a city in Camden County, Georgia, in the state's southeastern coastal plain, about 38 miles north of Jacksonville, Florida. It is the principal city of the Kingsland micropolitan area and the largest municipality in Camden County, with a population of 18,337 in the 2020 census. The city sits along Interstate 95 and US 17, making it both a residential community and a well-known stopping point on the East Coast's main travel corridor. The defining force in Kingsland's economy is Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, located just across the city line in St. Marys. The base is the U.S. Atlantic Fleet's home port for Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarines, and it supports a substantial workforce of service members, civilian employees, and contractors. That military presence shapes the area's housing market, schools, and demographics, giving Kingsland a distinctly stable yet family-oriented character. Kingsland's setting is its other great asset. The city is a gateway to some of coastal Georgia's signature landscapes: Cumberland Island National Seashore and its wild beaches, the vast Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge to the west, and the tidal marshes and rivers of the Georgia coast. Crooked River State Park, a local favorite for fishing, camping, and boating, lies just minutes away, and the historic river town of St. Marys offers a ferry to Cumberland Island and a walkable, oak-lined downtown. Daily life in Kingsland is relaxed and suburban. Camden County Schools serve the community and are well regarded, while the proximity of Jacksonville, the beaches of Jekyll and Amelia islands, and the region's natural areas provides ample recreation and employment options. For military families, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking a small coastal-Georgia city with real growth and lower costs than the nearby Florida coast, Kingsland is a natural fit.