All across America, families, schools and towns are gearing up for Kids to Parks Day on May 16. The nationwide celebration is sponsored by National Park Trust and encourages children to get outside and explore parks. To celebrate, several Georgia State Parks have planned events, such as geocaching at Hard Labor Creek, wildlife tracking at High Falls, and sack races at Skidaway Island. Find an event near you.
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There are many reasons that Georgia’s State Parks make great reunion locations. We have a wide range of accommodations to fit all budgets, assuring a comfortable night’s sleep for everyone. Add in our picnic shelters and group shelters, and you’ll have room for the whole gang. Kids will love our splash pads, lakeside beaches and playgrounds. Activities like boat rental, hiking, fishing, disc golf and geocaching will ensure that everyone has fun. You can even challenge Aunt Sue to a friendly round of mini-golf.
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Did you know you can go horseback riding in Georgia’s largest state park? Roosevelt Riding Stables offers guided trail rides for ages 6 and older. Explore F.D. Roosevelt State Park from high above on horseback. Call 706-628-7463 for reservations.
Equestrians can bring their own horses to ride here too, as well as at Hard Labor Creek, Watson Mill Bridge, A.H. Stephens, Cloudland Canyon and General Coffee state parks.
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