Clayton, Ga sits in Rabun County in the beautiful North Georgia Mountains. It’s moments from the North Carolina border…and a world away. You’ll find eclectic shops, waterfalls, great Southern food and so much more. We’ve got the scoop on how to spend your vacation – and where to stay!
Are you asking yourself, “Where can I find snow near me?” Finding a place with snow in Atlanta is not always easy, but there are some great options near the city! Here’s our guide on where to see snow, go skiing, or enjoy winter adventures near Atlanta.
Travel as a family or as a couple and enjoy Reynolds Lake Oconee rentals. Located about 85 miles east of Atlanta, tucked into the rolling lake country of Georgia, the beautiful Reynolds Lake Oconee is unlike any other.
With magnificent falls to explore, zip lining, and spectacular views of the Cumberland Plateau, Ruby Falls should not be missed. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Ruby Falls in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
If you want to know where to go rock climbing, Atlanta has several indoor gyms, as well as a few outdoor bouldering locations. Not only is it a fun sport, but rock wall climbing is great exercise for kids and adults. In addition, indoor rock climbing is one of the few sports the entire family, from young children through teens and adults can do together.
FDR State Park is Georgia’s largest state park, so it should be no surprise that it is filled with things to do! This park has it all: hiking, swimming, fishing, boating, beautiful views, camping, cabins, history, presidential love, and many unique events.
Traveling full time in our RV for the last 3 years has brought us to many amazing RV parks. Some had amazing scenery, some resorts offered fabulous amenities, some had great locations near hiking trails and national parks, some were on the beach, and all of them gave us a feeling of a home away from home. Here are 12 of our favorite RV parks from around the United States that our kids especially loved!
Whether it’s history, family, a love for Thomas the Tank Engine or just I-75 that gets you to Southwest Georgia, a ride on the historic SAM Shortline Excursion Train is worth a visit.
Whether you are spending the day hiking the Red History Trail, or staying the night in one of the Sweetwater Creek State Park yurts, we’ve got everything you need to know to maximize your experience!
Georgia State Parks camping is my favorite way to camp. I love it so much, that I have literally never camped anywhere else in Georgia! I loved the parks just as much as a camping kid, as I do now as a camping adult.
Your membership, gift membership, donations and volunteer efforts allow Friends of Georgia State Parks to support our park system and historical sites. You. You make this magic happen. Here are 11 things you probably didn’t know about Friends of Georgia State Parks…about why their efforts are so important.
If you’re looking for big thrills, fun and excitement for the whole family, or just a unique perspective — zip lining in GA should be on your bucket list! Ready to swing high and learn more? Here are 13+ of the absolute best places to go zip lining in GA!
If you’re visiting Augusta, you can’t miss a stop at Savannah Rapids Park. It’s breathtaking, with so much to do!
New Echota is a wonderful jumping off point for sharing the Trail of Tears with your kiddos. It’s a story that I’m obsessed with now, and a good reason to teach our kids about valuing curiosity over fear, especially when someone is different than we are.
Old Car City USA in White, GA is known as the “World’s Largest Known Classic Car Junkyard.” This photo-worthy spot is full of history, art, and a whole lot of cars. Here’s everything you need to know about this unique Georgia attraction.
