Very pretty area! Went there for a hike, was enjoyable! Definitely could use some updating. Fun…read moretime overall.

Paradise public fishing area is a great place for the family to spend time together fishing and…read morecamping. Lots of lakes and ponds to fish. There are also hiking trails.

This is a great state park. It was so nice and clean. The campsites are spaced nicely apart…read more We were in number 18 in loop one which was a pull thru site further back and in the shade. Very nice. There was not many people

This is a very nice state park. Just a caution: In addition to the some poisonous snakes there are…read morealligators there. For bird watchers it is a winter nesting ground for Turkey Vultures.

Lake Frances is a great small lake in Madison, Florida. It is a cool little lake that only enhances…read morethis small town. On my trip here, there were several people walking around the lake. It is not a park necessarily, but rather a park surrounded by residential streets. This is definitely a positive part of Madison, Florida and I am glad that I stumbled on this small, but oh so cool lake.

What a lovely quaint little place to spend your day exercising walking or just relaxing…read moreI love this small hometown and friendly locals and visitors just peaceful and enjoyable people

Spent my college years here skiing, sailing , a great place to get away when you live in Valdosta…read more A few miles south of Valdosta is Twin lakes , which is really a few lakes with the largest getting the all exclusive yacht club. Mind you, there is a limit on the size of craft and there are many types of boats , but the most fun is the snipe racing. I've sailed snipes on and off for my entire life and now have a 50 ft Benneteau in St Thomas, but the surreal calmness and serenity of sailing in a small sail boat in a shallow lake, moss laden trees along the shore is hard to Beat. This is the watering hole for Valdosta and for locals, this is a treasure. Pay a visit and have a picnic .

I really enjoy sailing the Georgia Snipe Championship here every year. It seems like the whole club…read moreis involved in putting on this great regatta. This is a very friendly place to sail.

This is such a cute place, you'll love it. Not huge but there's lots to see and do. It is well…read moremarked so no problem finding your site. The showers are clean and function well. There's a large pond with friendly ducks and an alligator,which hasn't been seen in awhile. It is clean and well cared for. Easy on/off the highway. Plus a swimming pool. Did I mention the goats? And you can fed them. Yep! It's a great little park. On our list for next time passing through.

I travel full time and Lake Park is one of my favorite campgrounds in the nation. This park has…read moregreat people, not just the owners and staff but the residents as well. This park has an atmosphere that makes me feel at home. This isn't just a spot I park a couple times a year. This is a place I feel at home. All pads are paved. The sites are either pull through or pull forward sites. There is propane on site, a catch and release pond, and a decent pool area. The couple negative reviews here are several years old, before the current owners bought Lake Park Campground.

All of Georgia Parks are special and we are so fortunate to have so many to visit and unwind from…read moreour daily routines. We made it our goal to visit every state park during COVID. We would go to a different park every Wed and have a picnic. When parks became too far apart for a day trip we started staying in the park cabins. What an adventure!! We have learned so much about our state and country. Stephan C Foster might be a little out of the way but so worth the trip. Our boat ride with Alex through the Okefenokee Swamp was educational and fun. I encourage everyone to take the time to enjoy our state parks. PS: We have one state park left to visit. ENJOY

Love Stephen C. Foster is a great place for camping and see wild animals. Staffs are very friendly…read moreand knowledgeable about the place..

Great time today, park not crowded, weather a bit cool and not to much activity or sightings of…read morereptiles with the cooler temps, well worth the time spent, almost total silence except for a few of the birds in the area. All the employees are so friendly and helpful with any and all questions, each and everyone one them went out of their way to make your time spent them memorable. I highly recommend a visit there to learn about our ecosystem and how everything works together and how we have to treasure our little blue planet

Gateway to the Okefenokee Swamp through Folkston Ga is the best. Easy access, loads of parking…read more(for cars and trailers). Wildlife experience like no other. From gators to otters, small birds to eagles. Never ending plant and tree life that provide ample shade in spots for boats and kayaks alike. A great experience.

I had come to VWC to have my board repaired and get a quick wakeboard session to test it out. Trey…read moreand Luke were very helpful and had the parts that I needed. It's a great laidback atmosphere here and I will certainly be returning 10/10 would recommend!

This place is awesome; I can't wait to get out there on water again. Hidden gem of Georgia.read more

Great place to go for a walk and experience nature. Plenty of bird watching opportunities, can see…read moreturtles and other wildlife, but they call it Alligator Lake for a reason so be weary of gators along the water

Beautiful lake with a small pier for fishing or whatever. I saw a small gator luckily it kept its…read moredistance. I'd like to go back for a picnic.

Went to the Rez with a group of friends today and had a phenomenal time. Admission is free for FSU…read morestudents and even if you forget your ID, which one of my friends did, you'll be fine as long as you have your MYFSU ID information. About half of us decide to canoe and the other half decided to kayak, I can safely say we all had a good time. We went a little past the Tallahassee museum & into the next big area, according to my friend their are 3 in total. Although we went so far out, our biggest concern seemed to be making sure that we didn't tip over or run into a tree. If you're someone who doesn't want to do anything that requires physical strength, which I usually don't, there's a man made sand bar and a roped off section that's supposed to function as a beach. Also a few tables for anyone who wants to have a picnic or anything of that such. I graduate in the summer, but I will most definitely try to do this again before my time in Tallahassee is up.

Pretty, very circular lake in Southwest Tallahassee perhaps best known for being home to "The Rez"…read more- that is, the Florida State University Reservation where students and the general public (for a fee) can engage in various water activities.