Georgia State Parks - Parkcation

A.H. Stephens State Park – Located in Crawfordville, this park honors the life of Alexander H. Stephens, the Vice President of the Confederate States, with a historic home and museum. The park offers hiking trails, camping, and a peaceful atmosphere near scenic ponds.

Amicalola Falls State Park – Situated in the North Georgia mountains, Amicalola Falls State Park is home to the tallest waterfall in Georgia. Visitors can hike the challenging Appalachian Approach Trail or enjoy the park’s serene waterfalls, picnic areas, and lodge.

Black Rock Mountain State Park – Perched high in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Black Rock Mountain State Park offers panoramic views, hiking trails, and camping opportunities, making it a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat.

Chattahoochee Bend State Park – Located in Newnan along the Chattahoochee River, this park offers access to kayaking, canoeing, and fishing, with miles of trails through diverse ecosystems, perfect for wildlife viewing and outdoor exploration.

Cloudland Canyon State Park – Situated in the northwest corner of Georgia, this park is known for its dramatic canyon views, scenic waterfalls, and hiking trails. It offers opportunities for camping, picnicking, and enjoying the rugged beauty of the Appalachian foothills.

Crooked River State Park – Nestled along the Georgia coast near St. Marys, Crooked River State Park features salt marshes, nature trails, and birdwatching opportunities. The park is ideal for fishing, camping, and enjoying the coastal ecosystem.

Dames Ferry Campground – Located on Lake Sinclair, this peaceful campground offers fishing, boating, and a quiet retreat surrounded by nature. Visitors can enjoy picnicking and hiking along the scenic shoreline.

Don Carter State Park – Located on the shores of Lake Lanier, Don Carter State Park offers a mix of recreational activities including boating, fishing, and hiking, with campsites and cabins overlooking the lake for a relaxing getaway.

Elijah Clark State Park – Situated on the shores of Lake Thurmond, Elijah Clark State Park offers visitors access to water sports, fishing, and hiking. The park features a historic cabin and is perfect for a lakeside camping experience.

F.D. Roosevelt State Park – As Georgia’s largest state park, located in Pine Mountain, F.D. Roosevelt State Park offers hiking, fishing, and camping, with historic sites that pay tribute to President Roosevelt’s ties to the area.

Florence Marina State Park – Located along Lake Walter F. George in southwest Georgia, this park offers camping, boating, and fishing, along with trails and opportunities to explore the peaceful nature of the Chattahoochee River.

Fort McAllister State Park – Located near Richmond Hill, Fort McAllister State Park preserves a Civil War-era fort and offers guided tours, historic reenactments, and beautiful riverfront views, along with hiking trails and fishing opportunities.

Fort Mountain State Park – Situated in the Blue Ridge Mountains, this park features a historic mountain fort, hiking trails, and scenic overlooks. Visitors can enjoy camping, fishing, and wildlife watching in a picturesque setting.

Fort Yargo State Park – Located near Winder, Fort Yargo State Park offers a mix of history and outdoor fun. Visitors can explore the historic fort, hike, bike, fish, or enjoy the park’s 260-acre lake for kayaking and swimming.

General Coffee State Park – In Nicholls, this park offers a mix of history and nature, with hiking trails, picnicking areas, and a working farm that showcases Georgia’s rural history, along with opportunities for fishing and birdwatching.

George L. Smith State Park – Located in Twin City, this park is known for its serene mill pond and peaceful atmosphere, offering visitors hiking trails, fishing, picnicking, and the historic restored gristmill.

George T. Bagby State Park – Situated along the shores of Lake Eufaula, this park offers beautiful lakeside views, camping, hiking, fishing, and access to the lake for boating and water sports.

Georgia Veterans State Park – Located on Lake Blackshear in Cordele, this park honors Georgia’s veterans and features a museum, memorials, and access to the lake for boating and fishing. It’s a serene spot for picnicking, hiking, and history lovers.

Hamburg State Park – Situated in Waynesboro, Hamburg State Park offers a quiet retreat with fishing, picnicking, and hiking opportunities. The park is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate nature’s tranquility.

Hard Labor Creek State Park – Located in Rutledge, this park offers a 1,000-acre expanse of forested trails, a golf course, fishing ponds, and a peaceful lake, ideal for hiking, biking, and a range of outdoor activities.

High Falls State Park – Known for its picturesque waterfalls, High Falls State Park in Jackson provides hiking trails, fishing, picnicking, and the chance to enjoy the scenic beauty of the falls and surrounding forest.

Indian Springs State Park – Situated in Flovilla, Indian Springs State Park is one of Georgia’s oldest state parks, offering serene springs, hiking trails, fishing, and opportunities to enjoy the park’s historical significance.

Jack Hill State Park – Located near Reidsville, this park offers a beautiful 75-acre lake for fishing, swimming, and boating, along with picnic areas and hiking trails that allow visitors to experience the park’s natural beauty.

James H. Floyd State Park – Nestled in the northwest Georgia mountains, this park offers a tranquil retreat with hiking trails, fishing ponds, picnicking, and opportunities to enjoy the park’s natural surroundings.

Kolomoki Mounds State Park – Situated in Blakely, this park preserves the site of prehistoric Native American mounds and offers educational exhibits, hiking trails, and the chance to explore ancient history.

Laura S. Walker State Park – Located in Waycross, this park offers a serene 100-acre lake, perfect for boating, fishing, and hiking, with camping options and wildlife observation in a quiet natural setting.

Little Ocmulgee State Park – In McRae-Helena, Little Ocmulgee State Park offers a peaceful 1,500-acre park with a large lake for boating, fishing, and swimming, along with hiking trails and historic exhibits.

Magnolia Springs State Park – Situated in Millen, Magnolia Springs is known for its clear springs and historic nature, offering visitors hiking trails, fishing, kayaking, and opportunities to explore Georgia’s natural beauty.

Mistletoe State Park – Located along Lake Thurmond in Appling, this park offers a quiet retreat with camping, fishing, hiking, and picnicking, along with access to the lake for boating and swimming.

Moccasin Creek State Park – Nestled on the shores of Lake Burton in the northeast Georgia mountains, Moccasin Creek offers fishing, picnicking, and boat access, along with trails to explore the surrounding forests.

Panola Mountain State Park – Located near Atlanta, this park features a pristine granite mountain and offers hiking, picnicking, and an environmental education center focused on the local ecosystem and wildlife.

Providence Canyon State Park – Known as Georgia’s “Little Grand Canyon,” this park near Lumpkin offers stunning views of colorful canyon walls, hiking trails, and opportunities to learn about the park’s unique geological history.

Red Top Mountain State Park – Situated along Lake Allatoona in northern Georgia, this park offers a variety of recreational activities including hiking, boating, fishing, and camping, all set in a beautiful wooded environment.

Reed Bingham State Park – Located in Adel, this park offers opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and birdwatching on its scenic lake, with hiking trails and an educational center for environmental learning.

Reynold’s Mansion on Sapelo Island – On Sapelo Island, this park provides a chance to explore the historic Reynolds Mansion and the island’s rich history, with guided tours, wildlife watching, and hiking along the island’s coastal habitats.

Richard B. Russell State Park – Located on Lake Richard B. Russell, this park offers fishing, boating, hiking, and camping opportunities in a peaceful setting surrounded by beautiful Georgia countryside.

Seminole State Park – Situated in Donalsonville, Seminole State Park offers a beautiful location on Lake Seminole, providing fishing, boating, and camping, along with scenic nature trails for wildlife observation.

Skidaway Island State Park – Located just outside of Savannah, Skidaway Island State Park is known for its salt marshes, tidal creeks, and scenic trails, offering excellent birdwatching, hiking, and outdoor education.

Smithgall Woods State Park – Situated in the North Georgia mountains near Helen, Smithgall Woods is a haven for trout fishing, hiking, and birdwatching, offering an immersive experience in pristine natural surroundings.

Stephen C. Foster State Park – Located in the Okefenokee Swamp, this park offers a unique wilderness experience with canoeing, kayaking, birdwatching, and guided swamp tours through Georgia’s iconic swamp landscape.

Suwannee River Eco-Lodge – Situated along the Suwannee River, this eco-lodge provides a peaceful environment for kayaking, fishing, and wildlife watching, as well as offering educational programs on the local ecosystem.

Sweetwater Creek State Park – Located near Atlanta, this park features the scenic Sweetwater Creek and offers visitors hiking, fishing, and picnicking amidst its wooded trails and historical ruins from the Civil War era.

Tallulah Gorge State Park – Known for its dramatic 1,000-foot-deep gorge and waterfalls, Tallulah Gorge offers visitors breathtaking views, hiking trails, and the opportunity to experience the natural beauty of North Georgia.

Tugaloo State Park – Located on the Georgia-South Carolina border, Tugaloo State Park offers opportunities for boating, fishing, and hiking along the scenic Lake Hartwell, making it an ideal getaway for outdoor recreation.

Unicoi State Park – Situated near Helen, Unicoi State Park offers stunning mountain views, a large lake for fishing and swimming, and miles of hiking trails, along with the famous Anna Ruby Falls nearby.

Victoria Bryant State Park – Located in Franklin Springs, this park offers a peaceful environment for camping, hiking, picnicking, and fishing, with beautiful woods and a tranquil creek that runs through the park.

Vogel State Park – Nestled in the North Georgia mountains near Blairsville, Vogel State Park offers scenic hiking trails, fishing, and a large lake surrounded by the beauty of the Appalachian foothills.

Watson Mill Bridge State Park – Located in Comer, Georgia, this park features the longest covered bridge in Georgia, along with hiking, fishing, and picnicking opportunities in a picturesque natural setting.