Peaceful. Serene. Clean. Bathhouses have laundry and showers. They were standard but very clean…read more The volunteers and park rangers are so kind and patient. Check the bathhouses and registration center for posted events within the campground and check the actual park for beautiful scenery and stunning wildlife.

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 !

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.

Georgia Power park: campground. Boat docks, swimming area and grouP area…read more Very well maintained and clean. Hosts great you and after just 2 visits they recognized us. Very personable and they take pride in the park. Swim area and day use is sandy and safe. Boat waves add some movement to the warm water. Safe for floaters, swimmers and even little ones that can not swim,

We loved the campground. It's beautiful! People are friendly and nice. The only complaint we…read morehave is lot 86. When we stayed the lot we had was 86. We had a very hard time getting our camper backed in due to the trees. We actually damaged the side of our travel trailer. There was an experienced truck driver in the camp and he came to help along with other campers. Even with that it took 45 minutes to get into our lot. We have a 27' travel trailer.

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum…read more This museum is really a hidden gem. it's on the same property as the Botanical Gardens and it is incredible. great afternoon place to spend an hour or two seeing some of the most beautiful artwork you will see. some new. some hundreds of years old. this museum is to the left of the gardens and I thought it was an event space.

Headed out for a group hike and was NOT disappointed. We opted for the Red Oak and Black Gum Loop…read more This hike was relatively easy, well marked with just a few inclines and gorgeous views along the trail. The highlight was finishing near the tulips at the end of our hike. Gorgeous morning out and perfect location for a spring kick-off in nature.

This park adjoining the university houses a nice-looking fountain, ample tennis courts in good…read morecondition, some sketchy bathrooms, and not a ton else. There is some green space with a few basic picnic areas, but the university campus itself is more aesthetically interesting. There is free parking at this park and it's a pleasant area to walk through, but not a must-see destination.

Tattnall Square Park is a pleasant enough park and a great place to spend a bit of time. The…read morefountain is the center focus of this park and this park overall has a good vibe.

This was our first visit here and we had a wonderful time. We took the tour of his house and the…read moregrounds and had a wonderful tour guide. She was so kind and had lots of information to give us! My wife and I love history and this was a great place to get some new information about that era and what's was going on during that time and what Mr Stephens life was and what he did for the country. We will be going back for sure and talking with Mrs Mel again.

This state park seemed largely devoted to camping and fishing. The limited trails were either older…read morepaved roads or were somewhat overgrown, and did not extend as far as I'd hoped. The sights were perfectly pleasant forest, but nothing worth coming a long way for. The historical site near the park's entrance was a separate deal and it wasn't entirely clear to me what was there to be done.

I got my new yearly Georgia State Park pass and decided to break it in on this beautiful park. This…read morewas my first time visiting here. It's gorgeous. I had my four dogs with me and they loved it too. There are many well marked trails of varying size so you can do a short walk or a longer one. It's pretty flat so it's not a hard walk. There is a large lake there and they have canoes and paddle boats available to rent. I also two people fishing. There is a country store and a historic mill that you can take tours of. I look forward to visiting again.

Georgia's Hamburg State Park…read more A nice small state park near Sandersville, Georgia. Very peaceful and scenic. The campground is on a peninsula so each of the 32 sites is waterfront to one extent or another. A large field area in the center of the campground had lots of large pine trees, pine straw on the ground, and was a nice area to walk our dog. As with all state parks in Georgia, when checking in don't forget to tell the ranger that you are seniors so they can give you the senior discount! This is only available when checking in. We were in site 9, a large and shaded pull through lakeside location with good views. Our parking site/pad was level although the lane from the road to it and from it was slightly sloped and lined with trees. I like the movable picnic table here that some Georgia parks now have. Our pebble paved site had the usual fire pit as well as a grill and campsite hanging pole. There are no sewer hook-ups at Hamburg, but there is the usual dump station near the campground exit. The sole bath house/laundry was directly across from our site. It was a newer design and retively well kept. The laundry equipment looked to be relatively new. The camp store is quite small but has the necessities such as ice and firewood as well as shirts, hats and other park related items. Pedal boats, Jon boats and canoes are available to rent. Fishing is permitted in the lake but swimming isn't. The staff we encountered were friendly and informative. There are 4 hiking trails, a playground, a boat ramp and an old grist mill (that was not open for tours when we we there in mid- October). We had our e-bikes but none of the nature trails really lent themselves to riding them on this trip. Historic Sandersville is about 15 miles away and has just about everything one might need or want. We enjoyed the country cooking lunch buffet at Chester Dean's restaurant in downtown Sandersville. If you enjoy peace and quiet and nature Hamburg State Park is a place you ought to visit.

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.

We love the park. Just wish it had bathrooms! We don't live over here so we can't just go to our…read morehouse to use the bathroom. But we love all the play sets for babies and big kids.

Under construction at the moment. Not kid friendly. Nice drive on the way over from Maconread more

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