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.

This place is not only has a dog park, but also walking trails, softball fields, disc golfing. This…read morereview is for the dog park. The dog park is split into 3 parts by fence: small dog area, all dog area, and a dog run. There are some agility courses (or playground) for the dogs as well. There were poop bags and a running water fountain. Overall, a great space for the dogs.

We were here for a baseball tournament..... this park is really clean and the parks play ground…read morearea is really nice for the kids. They have tons of things for the kids to play on, swing on and climb on. The bathrooms were air conditioned as well.

For tennis, this looks like the park to head to to. They also have a kid's playground and a picnic…read moretable. This part of the park could use a bit more cleaning. Still, for tennis players, this is the place to head to in Valdosta.

Great little spot. Tons of space to have a picnic. Looks to be a hot spot during the summer…read more There's a volleyball net, restrooms & trash cans placed throughout. Even little grills To cook out. We came after it poured down. Not the most ideal LoL it made for a mosquito haven. We went on the short nature trail but water had flooded a lot of the areas to look down at the water. Park ranger on duty at all times during business hours. Glad we came.

Absolutely loved our stop at what was voted the best swimming hole in the U.S by USA Today! We came…read morehere late Sunday morning. There were already a good amount of people and the parking lot was almost full, but there was still plenty of space for people in the springs. There isn't a lot of space to put your belongings as there aren't really any large open spaces, but people pretty much just put their stuff where they can. You can either enter the springs via some stairs that take you right to the deep portion, or you can walk around the springs and enter at a shallower section. If you do go in at the shallower section, be aware that there's quite a strong current that can be difficult to fight against to get into the deep area. I would also recommend chacos or sandals of some kind as there are a lot of rocks in the shallower end that can be very slippery. The water is VERY cold, so be prepared for that, but know that it will also feel amazing afterward and soak any body aches/pains away. The springs are one of the most beautiful swimming areas I've seen--so much beautiful nature surrounding it. If I could go there WITHOUT the loud crowds of people, it would be the most absolutely perfect spot to relax and spend a day. Even with that it was fantastic and I would 100% return.

All in all, Fulwood Park is a pretty good park to check out. I came here after lunch while…read moretraveling and enjoyed my time at this park.

A beautiful wooded park, this was a great opportunity for me to park, have a walk around and enjoy…read morea bit of nature before continuing to drive onwards along I-85. The park is named after C.W. Fulwood who was an early settler of Tift County. It was created n 1916 and is 28 acres in size. The park has picnic shelters, play areas, restrooms and a great little playground that was getting some use today. The Syd Blackmarr Stage was not in use but looks very cool. Plenty of shaded parking was a real benefit today. [Review 1050 of 2024 - 718 in Georgia - 22078 overall]

I was told by a regular that this place had fallen into disrepair not too long ago but maybe it's…read morecome back around. We took our two kids here on a break from long road trip and while it's not right on 75, it's a perfect pit stop. I would recommend this to all as it's a really short hike with some beautiful views and it's free. We did not see any of the land/water wildlife while we were here such as alligators or lizards, snakes, and frogs, but we did see some beautiful birds and considering it was the dead of winter, we were happy. The boardwalk is in decent condition and you don't have to worry about a gator jumping up eating you. The tower you get to climb at the end offers great views and a nice finish to the short (approximately .5 miles each way) trip.

We made this our first pit stop on a road trip north from Florida. Seems like it is in the middle…read moreof nowhere and signs say it is closed to the public when school groups visit Monday through Friday. It was awesome to be thrust into nature in the swamp while still staying somewhat safe on a boardwalk above it. The tower at the end of the boardwalk was like the prize at the end... it was quite a climb up the stairs but the view was so worth it. The boardwalk is in need of some major repairs as there were parts where the railing had fallen over and other parts where boards were warped and/or rotted. As long as you are careful I think this is a good place to bring kids. Mine really enjoyed themselves and the bugs weren't bad. Beware of giant spiders in webs that may be at face level! We didn't see any gators but saw plenty of butterflies, dragonflies, birds, ducks, and beautiful flowers.

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

Nice place! I made a video about it. It is my stuffed star named Starbo's adventure. Check it out…read morehere: https://youtu.be/EAUtMmPxc74

Great park with a nice walking trail around the lake. The views are really nice and there is plenty…read moreof parking. There are also benches for events and it's right next to the Thomasville Rose Garden.

John W. Saunders Memorial Park is a small park, but it definitely offers a lot for the people in…read morethis community. Instead of pavilions, they have these cool little structures where people can chill. They also have a children's play area, a basketball courts, a small walkway and more. If you are looking to get back to Nature, this really is not the place. However, this is a great place for the people in this neighborhood to gather and hang out.

This is a small parm that fits in nicely within thos small town. There is not a lot at this park,…read morebut it is a nice park nonetheless with a few pavilions and children playgrounds on the property. Communities of all sizes need parks, a place where the community can gather in relaxation and recreation. Though small, Cunningham Park serves the community of Jennings, Florida well.