Cubihatcha Outdoor Education Center is a protected wetlands area…read more They are only open M-F 8am to 4pm. There are three trails: blue loop = 1.2 miles, red loop = 1.3 miles and orange loop = 7.7 miles. I tried to navigate the red loop and got lost. But that is not unusual for me. It ended up taking me 2.5 miles. I really like this place. The trails are well maintained, plenty of restrooms (port-a-potties) along the way, and gorgeous scenery. Whenever I get a chance, I plan to frequent this place. Besides trails, they also offer educational classes to learn about the area, wildlife, water conservation and more. Come check them out, they are near Noah's Ark in Locust Grove.

My friends and I enjoyed a day kayaking on lake Alexander at Panola State Park. Ranger Veronica…read morewalked us through all the safety gear and how to paddle a kayak. Parking was $10 and paid easily via a QR code. We enjoyed another great adult program at Panola's

Map was a smidge confusing and marking is lacking in some areas. We visited the visitor center…read morewhich had animals on display, educational materials, and fun souvenirs! The restrooms by the playground were clean and spacious! The playground was large and fun and offered minimal shade. We drove out and around to the water front to hike the loop trail which was such a joy. We saw so many lovely animals and ran into some lovely locals who shared stories of animal run ins while at the park. The barn you walk through could use some love it was a little spooky haha overall we would come back in a heart beat! It's a beautiful natural oasis!

Nice little park but the McDonough square…read more Parking is tight but there is a large gazebo area and surrounded by nice trees. Across the street is a small lake with a fountain that's perfect for pictures My kids spent about an hour and a half running around with other kids.

Okay park. Needs a good power wash. No swings. However the mini play houses were so cute for my…read morekiddo! The musical play is really cool too. Parking was perfect.

I live just a few miles from this park. I have used the walking trail which is there, for probably…read more20 years. I used to walk our dogs there pretty often. The park area isn't huge. There's probably as much parking lot area there, as there is park. There are wooden camping shelters there. Some people trailer horses to ride there. There are better parks in the area. On of my favorites is Panola Mountain state park. It's only about a 20minute drive away, and it's a lot bigger, and more interesting. There's a huge park area, and there are miles of natural trails in the woods there. It does cost 5.00 to park, but it's worth it. Alexander lake park is not far away. It's worth checking out, and so is Arabia mountain park, lots of hiking area there, including a huge granite formation like Stone Mountain, only not as high.

I park here to gain access to the rockdale river trail…read more The rockdale river trail is simply perfect for road bikes. It's miles and miles of concrete roads. There are a few places along the trail that lead to dirt roads, if you want to go off the paved road. But otherwise, it's miles and miles of nature and beauty. This trail has all that rustic and deep forests feel to it. After a few miles it might even bring out your inner poet and have you start reciting Robert Frost, "two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both..." In case you might like the forest too much and wish to become a hermit, there are good hills thrown into the trail for good measure. It's a nice balance of even road to let you enjoy the ride, then it changes with hills interval for a good cardiovascular workout. The view is lovely. There's a lake at panola state park, river along the way, farms and even a monastery. I saw people fishing at the lake. I spied wild life such as: Ducks Deer Rabbit There are signs for bike & kayak rental at Panola State Park.

Great hidden treat for everyone whether it's a casual walk or enrolling kids in rec sports leagues…read more Always some people there and close enough to Fayetteville to grab a bit to eat between games.

Absolutely beautiful nature walk, we saw three waterfalls and enjoyed the views of each. The kids…read moreenjoyed playing in the water. We will definitely be back with a picnic basket and lawn chairs next time to spend the day

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.

Another great GA State Park. The campground was very clean and was easy to access, park and set-up…read more The staff was great! I hiked a couple of different trails and they were well maintained.

They have 12 Tennis courts that they recently redone and a few Pickleball courts. They recently…read moreadded EV charging Stations. Several baseball fields, a batting cage,1 basketball court, and 2 playgrounds.

I play Tennis here on the regular bases. Very nice open park with wonderful sunset view. Some of…read morethe nicest tennis courts that I have ever played on. Right behind a graveyard and some apartments, but still it's okay. Clean enough, given the location. No water fountain near the play area. Great park to play Tennis or baseball, has walking loop and play on a play ground. Sunshine Leagues play here. Bathrooms aren't the best, but they are available. Most of the times they are locked. Tennis courts are pretty nice. Plenty of free parking available. Facility is well maintained free of dogs and traffic. Richard Craig Park is about 39+ acres of green space with tennis courts, a playground, a pavilion and lighted baseball diamonds. Richard Craig Park's name was formally changed from South Cedar Park in 2003 to honor Mr. Craig. Mr. Craig served as chairman of the Recreation board as well as playing, coaching and umpiring ball in Henry County. Mr. Craig also played a part in the First Sunshine League Field for handicapped athletes. Facility features 39 Acres, Sunshine Field, 8 Lighted Baseball Fields, Pavilion and 16 lighted Tennis courts. They also have couple of nice and clean long picnic tables with the shades on the top. If you are in the area please do check it out.