YES, PLEASE!!! Met…read morehere for a group hike ... who knew there are SOOO many gorgeous hiking trails and waterfalls in GA?!? Restrooms are conveniently located at the welcome center and start of the trail. The area is well marked and the terrain is diverse. The views are impeccable with enough traffic on the trail to feel safe(r) and comfortable. A must visit for the nature lovers !

High Falls is a small yet very beautiful park located in Jackson. At the visitor center, parking is…read more$5 for a day pass if you park there and the attendants are very friendly. They suggested places to go and had snacks. The views are nice. There were turtles sunbathing and the fall was relaxing to listen to. This is an easy path so kids and those with disabilities are able to access the park.

Lovely nature trail tucked away in a quiet neighborhood in Macon, GA. The GPS directions had us a…read moretad loss. We missed the street that takes you to the park twice, when we finally found the place it had ample parking available. There is a playground which was packed on the Sunday afternoon that we visited. The restrooms are located next to the playground and were relatively clean. The park offers plenty of shade and was well maintained. There was a small outdoor gym where I saw 1 person utilizing. I saw people playing catch in the open field and several people were walking their dogs. You can walk, run or bike ride on the trail. There is a very peaceful area that over looks the river where we took pictures. We were able to get in several miles and more than my required steps for the day. I look forward to coming back to Amerson River Park.

Wow! Macon is lucky to have such a gem. It's an excellent green space with trails along the river…read more There are plenty of places to park and have a picnic. Dog friendly on leash. Highly recommend getting your steps or bicycle miles in here. Beautiful beautiful.

Beautiful trail. It's a Hidden Gem in my opinion. I plan on making it a frequently used trail on…read morecooler days.

I was so happy to stumble upon this hidden gem of a park! It's located in the middle of Perry, but…read moreit feels like you're miles away in North GA or something. The park is maintained by the Rotary club but the trails are paved and easy to follow as well. There are also some benches scattered throughout the park, so you can relax and enjoy the scenery. I love that this park is so well-connected to nature, so many different species of trees and you can see the creek everywhere. If you're looking for a peaceful place to relax and get in touch with nature, I highly recommend checking it out. It's a hidden gem that you won't want to miss! The park is also very dog-friendly!!

We came here February 2nd, 2026 to find out if General Beauregard Lee would see his shadow!…read moreThe park is not normally open on Mondays, but this was a special occasion. In fact, this was their 45th year celebrating Groundhog Day. The gates opened a little prior to 6am and there was plenty of parking. The restrooms were right next to the parking lot and not only were they clean...they were HEATED, which was so wonderful since it was about 25 degrees outside. It was a short walk to the festivities, less than a half mile, but it was through the woods (VERY CLEARLY marked!) and over some wooden boardwalks (not sure how handicap accessible this is but it was an easy walk for this out of shape girl.) Everything was well maintained and looked beautiful even in the dark. We were able to see a bald eagle and another hawk close to the groundhog enclosure. If it would have been a bit warmer (the pond was frozen over!) I would have loved to stay and see more of the animals. Especially the otters. This girl LOVES otters. There was quite a bit of merchandise available: stuffed groundhogs, bracelets, a variety of buttons, several different tee shirts, and magnets. We bought a few items and entered the raffle to win a gift bag that included the original copy of last years proclamation. It was a really cold wait for the 7:31 proclamation time, although the park did pass out hand warmers. I think we could have waited a bit longer but since this was our first time, we had no idea how big of a crowd to expect. I would guess that there were 100-150 people. Being so early, we were right up front but I think we would have been about to see if we had gotten there a bit later. All of the employees (volunteers?) were very nice and helpful. We met many people who do this annually and there were even news crews here. It was very fun and definitely worth attending. We will definitely be returning but only when it is absolutely warmer! Ps. He saw his shadow!

Peaceful just walking around the whole park.... Need more movable animals, more lively.... But park…read morerules... Great place to work out!

This is a cool little park and while it has a children's playground and a pavilion, the lake here…read moreis the real store. This 1.25 acre lake is quite tranquil and while I was here, one gentleman was telling me that he likes fishing here. Be advised if there's very limited parking. You could probably get two cars in this parking lot.

I live near Lake Horton Park and I enjoy the trails and the beautiful views. Anyone fortunate…read moreenough to live in the area should take advantage of what the lake offers. My family visits as often as possible!

This is a nice chill spot...yes you do need a license to fish and it also has a playground for…read morekids. Ducks leave feces EVERYWHERE plus I haven't caught 1 fish yet lol

We stayed at Indian Springs as we wanted to do a couple things in Jackson (about 10-15 mins away)…read more Pros: -the park is beautiful! -Several trails to hike and an old cemetary to explore. -The spring -Visitor Center is a beautiful old building. Staff was very pleasant. -Camp hosts keep the place so clean and neat -Bathrooms were amazing! 2 stalls (one regular and one handicap) and 2 showers (one regular and one handicap). These were spotless. -Really neat kids playground in the new section Cons: -The road in is windy and VERY narrow. -New section: The sites are spacious but man... Not sure who designed it. All the pull thrus had slopes. We actually disconnected the Jeep and backed into our pull thru site as we may have bottomed out trying to actually pull in forward. The spot where the patio is was level and long enough for our 40' bus, but the jeep was on a slant when parked either in front or behind the coach. We saw this in most of the sites. I think if we stayed in the new section again, we'd chose one of the back in sites. -Hook ups were near the front of the site. Good thing we have long hoses! We camped at Indian Springs State Park in a Motorhome.

Pretty grounds. Got out and walked to the running creek. Drove through a pretty patch of fall…read morecolored trees and walked through a couple stone structures although I don't know what they were originally used as. Would have liked to taste the natural spring water from the pump but there was a line of jugs waiting to be filled although there is a sign stating only a couple gallons per person. This obviously isn't regulated and a couple women were filling numerous gallons and still filling up even when we were walking back to our car.

As someone has been thru a lot in the last five years loosing my father and want to get things off…read moremy mind. My go to place is North Peach Park where I go most of my time to walk around to clear my head. It's a nice decent park to walk around if you don't mind kids/adults playing football in the field, pets running around. Best time to go is first thing in the morning when they open the gates or mid lunch time is best to beat the crowd. If you want to take your lunch/dinner maybe breakfast to an area away from busy places this park is nice with plenty of parking around the park and trash can bins to throw away your trash.

Beautiful. Spacious. Nice playground and sprinkler pad for the kids! Well maintained. Plenty of…read moreparking

The staff at the office for parks was great. What was not great was flat shoals park. It looked ran…read moredown. The bathroom was so nasty we left and went to Walmart to use the restroom.

The "beach" is no longer at the Clayton County International Park. Clayton County did a…read moremultimillion dollar renovation to the area. It is now a water park called Spivey Splash. The water park consist of splash pad, lazy River, water slides, wave pool, and much more. The water park is absolutely beautiful and affordable family fun.

Lots of room in this well maintained campground. Darren was a great host and helped us out with a…read moreclerical error without any issue. The lake is nice and there is a boat ramp to launch your boat. The lots are very large and spaced out. They could have twice as many lots but then it'd just be another sardine can - this campground was pleasantly different and most welcome.