State Parks and Historic Sites
Visit State Parks and Historic Sites
State parks in the southern US offer a chance to hike through mountains, swim in cool lakes, and explore unique ecosystems, all under warm sunshine. From relaxing on sandy beaches to spelunking in ancient caves, there's an unforgettable adventure waiting in every direction.
Fall Creek Falls State Park
Fall Creek Falls is a massive state park - 29,800 acres! There is a golf course, a visitors center, nature center, cabins, a pool, a lake, camping, a scenic driving route, and a lodge with a restaurant. Once you enter the park, the first thing to do is find the visitors center so you can…
Amicalola Falls State Park
We traveled to one of the most iconic natural landmarks in Georgia: Amicalola Falls. This waterfall is located in Amicalola Falls State Park. This waterfall is 729 feet high, is the tallest waterfall in the southeast, and is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia.
Sweetwater Creek State Park
Sweetwater Creek is truly one of the most unique State Parks in Georgia In late June, Jesse and I drove to Lithia Springs to visit Sweetwater Creek State Park. Sweetwater Creek is truly one of the most unique State Parks in Georgia – I might be biased because I used to work there! However, you…
Jekyll Island State Park
Jekyll Island is a barrier island off the coast of Georgia. In 1950, the Jekyll Island State Park Authority was established by the State of Georgia to govern and manage the island. The Jekyll Island Authority serves as steward of the island, overseeing all natural areas and commercial operations of the island.
