Georgia State Parks

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Division of State Parks & Historic Sites is dedicated to preserving the state’s natural beauty and historical integrity while fostering public enjoyment and education. This division manages over 60 parks and historic sites, encompassing a diverse range of environments from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Colonial Coast. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking landscapes, including mountains, lakes, swamps, and battlefields, while engaging in various outdoor activities.

The division offers programs like hiking, fishing, and environmental education, making it a vital resource for both local communities and visitors. They also provide facilities such as cabins, camping sites, and event venues to enhance the outdoor experience. With a commitment to affordability and excellence, the division employs best practices to ensure sustainable management of Georgia's natural and cultural heritage. Through comprehensive planning like the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP), they aim to enhance recreational opportunities and secure funding for future projects, ensuring a lasting legacy for future generations.