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The Ribault Club

4.7(256)
Event Venue

About

The Ribault Club on Fort George Island offers a refined historic setting with elegant 1920s architecture by Maurice Fatio, featuring fluted pilasters, arched doorways, and custom woodwork. Its waterfront location and shaded oak grounds provide a tranquil backdrop for corporate events and meetings.

Part of Fort George Island Cultural State Park, the venue blends coastal ambiance with modern amenities and attentive service. Nearby outdoor activities like kayaking and trail walking make it an ideal spot for day events or multi-day retreats seeking a peaceful, distinctive environment.

Best for

  • Historic corporate events & client dinners
  • Outdoor team retreats & nature walks
  • Executive offsites with scenic waterfront views

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What's typically included

  • Space & layout
  • Food & beverage
  • AV & technology

Venue Details

Standout features

Elegant 1928 Maurice Fatio design
Historic Architecture
Elegant 1928 Maurice Fatio design
The Ribault Club showcases classic architecture with fluted pilasters, arched doorways, wainscoting, and custom woodwork, reflecting its origins as a luxury resort gathering place designed by renowned Swiss architect Maurice Fatio.
Peaceful coastal grounds framed by giant oaks
Scenic Waterfront Setting
Peaceful coastal grounds framed by giant oaks
Situated on Fort George Island, the venue offers serene water views, shaded grounds with large oak trees draped in Spanish moss, and proximity to marshlands and river, creating a tranquil atmosphere for events.
On-site museum connecting to regional history
Cultural Heritage Exhibits
On-site museum connecting to regional history
Inside the venue, exhibits detail the history of Fort George Island, from Indigenous communities to Spanish missions and American settlement, enriching the event experience with local cultural context.

At a glance

Rated 4.7 on Google · 256 reviews