Escape to Georgia's Parks

With 64 state parks and historic sites and 11 national parks, it’s easy to spread out and find your space in Georgia’s parks. Explore the foothills of the Appalachian Trail, cool off in the waters of Lake Blackshear in south Georgia, and get lost in history at the boyhood home of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Atlanta.

Plan your next getaway to experience Georgia's state and national parks with travel tips in the guides below. Hike to scenic overlooks in North Georgia. Canoe to secluded camping spots in the Okefenokee Swamp. Picnic next to a covered bridge in Twin City. Travel back in time at historic sites throughout the state. For even more trip ideas, scroll down to get your free Explore Georgia Official Travel Guide.

The sun sets over the peaks in Fort Mountain State Park in Chatsworth, Georgia. Photo by @carlosophotography

Spread Out at the 5 Biggest Georgia State Parks

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Dungeness ruins on Cumberland Island, Georgia. Photo by @discoveriesphotography

Amazing Things to Do at National Parks in Georgia

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Cabin at Vogel State Park in Blairsville, Georgia. Photo by @vikram_skhangarot

8 Surprising Cabin Getaways at Georgia State Parks

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