Georgia's State Park system covers more than 84,000 acres throughout the state, making it easy to spread out and find your private nook in nature, including cabins, campsites, hiking, mountain biking, fishing and more. From the largest state park in Georgia (F.D. Roosevelt State Park, 9,049 acres in...
“Georgia’s little Amazon” “Where God comes to think” “A-lot-amaha” Those are just some of the unofficial titles for the 137-mile waterway formed at the confluence of the Oconee and Ocmulgee rivers east of Lumber City, Georgia. Spilling out into the Atlantic Ocean near Brunswick, it meets its end in...
From a cabin tucked quietly into North Georgia mountain woods to a cottage perfectly perched to catch a coastal breeze, there’s something about a change of scenery to lift your spirits. And when you’re situated near all the activities at Georgia State Parks, you get a vacation like no other. Create...