Category Archives: GA State Parks

Most of the last stretch of state parks we had to visit were all along the Georgia-South Carolina state line. Tugaloo is a park on a peninsula that stretches out into Hartwell Lake. Before Hartwell Dam was built, the river … Continue reading →

In 12 months, Trey and I visited every one of Georgia’s 63 incredible state parks and historic sites! We finished up at Mistletoe State Park near Augusta on July 4th. We purchased a new annual pass and this time got … Continue reading →

This park located northeast of Athens, GA has a little bit of something for everyone: 10 miles of hiking trails, camp sites, stocked fish ponds, a swimming pool, and a golf course. It is a bit of a drive from … Continue reading →

It seems each of the last few forts we’ve visited has been my new favorite. Fort King George is the last of state historic sites that Trey and I needed to visit (yeah!) and it gets the prize of being … Continue reading →

When you visit Wormsloe Historic Site you enter and drive over a mile down a straight road covered by ancient live oaks covered in Spanish moss. It is a pretty incredible sight! At the end of the road is a … Continue reading →