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To celebrate our state’s wonderfully diverse and fascinating history, we are offering free admission at many State Historic Sites on Sunday, February 5. The event is part of Georgia History Festival’s statewide celebration of “Super Museum Sunday.” Walk in the footsteps of Civil War and Revolutionary War soldiers, tour FDR’s modest cottage, explore plantations, climb to the top of ancient Indian mounds and experience much more. Participating Sites include:
Georgia is in a significant drought, impacting water use, lake levels and environmental health. Please help us conserve water in state parks by turning off all water spigots when not in use, teaching children about the importance of water conservation, and reporting any water leaks to park management. At home, take shorter showers, run dishwashers only when full, use commercial car/boat washes, and observe current water restrictions. To minimize the risk of wildfires, use extreme caution with grills, camp stoves and smoking materials. Join us in celebrating the ways we play in—and depend on—water. From guided paddle trips to stream ecology classes, we’ll get you outside enjoying Georgia’s lakes, rivers and marshes. Throughout 2017, look for events tagged with a water drop.
Throughout January, save 50% on RV, tent or equestrian camping or 25% on glamping yurts. You'll enjoy peaceful winter scenery and cozy campfires. Our campgrounds feature hot showers and hookups. "Glamping" yurts are like a cross between a cabin and a tent, with furniture inside and cozy fire pits outside. Modern bathhouses are a short walk away. See our terms and conditions.
Go at your own pace as you take on challenges such as our Canyon Climbers Club, Park Paddlers Club and Muddy Spokes Club. Even your four-legged friend can join in the fun with our Tails on Trails Club for dogs. Once you accomplish each goal, you’ll earn a bragging-rights t-shirt and even a matching bandana for Bailey. Take a look at all our clubs and see which ones are best for you.
