Beautiful and quiet place. A little too small for me but still an awesome place to stay.read more

This is a relatively constructed park built for camping. The centerpiece is a set of freshwater…read moresprings. A boardwalk surrounds them, and they are a nice sight. I expect it would be better if you could take a boat or something to get a closer look. Various other trails run through the forest, but predictably the amount of flying insects was high so I didn't spend a ton of time. There was a cost to park, which would be more worth it if one spent the day.

Wow! When you step near the waters of this park and see the Cypress trees in near-black water, your…read moreimagination just may sweep you back in time to an earlier era in Earth's history, perhaps, the Pleistocene Era? These waters make you wonder whether some prehistoric creature will launch out of the waters at you if you get too close. Yet, you'll see kayakers padding all about these waters. Located in Twin City, Georgia, is a serene retreat spanning 1,634 acres with a 412-acre mill pond surrounded by cypress and tupelo trees draped in Spanish moss, creating a picturesque and tranquil environment. The park's centerpiece is the historic Parrish Mill, a combination gristmill, sawmill, covered bridge, and dam built in 1880. The mill, restored in 1998, occasionally operates and can grind up to 200 pounds of corn per hour, offering visitors a glimpse into its rich history. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of activities, including fishing, kayaking, canoeing, and hiking. The park offers 11 miles of trails for hikers, runners, and cyclists, as well as opportunities to spot wildlife like gopher tortoises, blue herons, and white ibis. For accommodations, the park provides lakeside camping, cozy cottages, picnic shelters, and a conference center.

Beautiful lake for kayaking. Cottages on premise and primitive camping sites. Not far from route…read more16. Workers were pleasant.

An awesome place where you can easily get lost when you are on the mountain and you will always…read morewant to go just a bit further to see what else there is around that strangely shaped boulder. If you like to meditate or just need a place to clear your head, this is the place. The parking is free and you can enter the park from two separate places. Watch where you walk though because the ecosystem there is fragile in places. Be sure to read the information at the beginnings of the trails as well as at separate places throughout the park. I highly recommend this park for its quiet and because it is much less crowded than other Atlanta parks.

Beautiful walk for you alone alone or easy enough with the kiddos. Great seeing the plant…read morediversity and learning.

Nice park with playgrounds, ball fields, tennis, a pond, picnic areas, and a walking/running trail…read more Just watch out for the awful gnats!

My husband, Grandson and I were there camping this weekend of October 19th and the camp site host…read morewere awesome! They took care of our every need. Welcomed us and made certain they were there if we needed anything. I do not remember their names but the are there until November. Beautiful husband and wife that truly care about the park and the visitors. Thank you for being such gracious host. Alicia and Ben Powell!

This is a lovely state park that is on a Lake. They have full kitchen cabins that have one…read morerestroom. There is lots of trails and canoeing and fishing, play ground, golf course. Lots to do in a beautiful park. The grounds are clean and safe. The employees are nice and very helpful. They have dog friendly cabins as well. They have wooden chairs outside around a fire pit for each cabin. We love this place

Love this place. All the ducks and turtles. I really hope the construction they are doing on it…read moregets finished soon

Nice walk around a small pond. Very peaceful. Not too crowded and has restroom and playground.read more

Chill, half mile walking trail. There's more to come, but for now it's a peaceful paved trail, easy…read morewalking.

The hip part of North Augusta is built around several parks. The pond here has various soft and…read morehard trails and boardwalks. Ample signage warns of alligators. I did not see any, but I expect there must be some. This particular bit of park is not on the waterfront and is not that aesthetically distinctive, but it is connected with the greenway trail that goes to several useful places, as well as being next to a sporting venue. Plenty of people were roaming through.

So gorgeous! There was a lot of wildlife and the trails are well maintained! I went recently at the…read morewarmest part of the day and saw lots of reptiles sun bathing (turtles and alligators)

Mistletoe State Park is a 1,972 acre (Georgia state park located northwest of Augusta, Georgia on…read morethe southern shore of Lake Strom Thurmond. The park gets its name from Mistletoe Corners, a local area where people gather to pick mistletoe during the winter holiday season. Its strategic location on the lake makes it one of the great bass fishing spots in the nation. The park also offers public beaches and eight miles of nature trails. Mistletoe State Park offers 84 Tent/Trailer/RV Sites, 10 Cottages, 1 Fisherman's Cabin, 1 Tent Cabin, 1 Beachhouse, a Sand Beach, 3 Boat Ramps, 4 Walk-In Campsites, 1 Pioneer Campground, 5 Picnic Shelters, 1 Group Shelter, and 3 Backcountry Campsites. So, if your looking for a good place to go fishing, camping or swimming this is definitely a great place to do it. We enjoyed ourselves when we were there but we love the outdoors!

First time for us visiting this campground. We have a 35' 5th wheel and had no issue getting in and…read moreset up. After walking around and scouting out other spots, could not really rule out any spot that I couldn't get in. The only thing bad about camping is the other people. No consideration for others wanting to take advantage of a relaxing weekend. Packing up and pulling out between 4:30-6:00am is beyond me. Anyways. Good place. Bath houses are okay, just bring your shower shoes. Bring your own fire wood too

While visiting a friend, we were looking for a little outside time. We saw Shelby Park listed…read moreon-line. So we headed over to check it out. Pulling up I was surprised at the small size. It is basically a large pretty pond with a walkway around the perimeter. Add to that swinging park benches and picnic tables. The bridge looks new and the trees look old. I love mature trees that add character. The large water feature in the center of the pond looks great as I watch the ducks enjoying the spray. We even saw turtles! This adorable, well maintained park is sitting right in the middle of a residential neighborhood. How fun. You could literally walk out of your house and have your morning coffee at the park that is just outside your door. There is a nice parking lot also for people like us who visit from other places. Overall, this charming little park is perfect for a bit of outdoor time without having to commit to long trek through the woods. Coming from a Chicago girl, this was perfect for me.