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Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield State Park covers nearly 3,000 acres in Cobb County, just outside Atlanta.
The Georgia Sea Turtle Center offers emergency care to injured and sick turtles while bringing awareness to the sea turtle population.
Nestled in the small town of Lake Park, Grassy Pond offers 500 acres of campgrounds, nature trails, fishing, boating, and more outdoor fun.
Banks Lake is home to many aquatic animals including alligators, which can be seen frequently from the fishing dock.
Fort Frederica is a national monument on St. Simons Island. Remains of the fort will take you back to the early days of Georgia’s history.
Freedom Park is a 250-acre park in Valdosta, Georgia that offers fun outdoor activities including walking tracks, ball fields and a dog park.
Grand Bay is a swamp containing a wildlife management area and an education center in Valdosta, Georgia.
COVID Notes: Public restrooms are currently closed due to COVID-19. Hours: 24 hours Admission: Free Phone: (706) 542-4287 Address: College Station & Alumni Drive, Athens, GA, 30606 Park Amenities: Fishing, Boating, Paddling, Hiking Pet-Friendliness Notes: Leashed pets allowed Accessibility Notes: A wide sidewalk leads from the parking lot to the pavilion area, but the walking trails are unpaved and steep at times. Walking trails are not well-marked and visitors may easily get lost. A ramp is located off the pavilion that leads to the path around the lake, but the path itself is narrow and gravel. Free parking is available. Source: https://www.warnell.uga.edu/oconee-forest-park Get Direct
Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site includes six large, earthen mounds covered in grass and accessible by large wooden staircases. From the tops of these mounds, visitors can look out over the 54-acre site and view area farmland and the adjacent Etowah River.
Relive America’s first major gold rush as you walk through the Dahlonega Gold Museum. The museum sits in the 1836 Lumpkin County Courthouse.
