Georgia State Parks
Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites, run by Georgia Department of Natural Resources, State Parks & Historic Sites Division, has 48 state parks, 15 historic sites in this directory. 41 units offer camping and 13 allow dogs under park rules.
Current alerts 31 parks
Fees, passes and reservations
Entrance fees and passes
State parks: per-vehicle daily ParkPass parking fee ($10); overnight guests pay once per stay. State historic sites: per-person admission set per site (shown in each site's sidebar).
Reservations
Bookings use ReserveAmerica (gastateparks.reserveamerica.com).
Pets
Pets welcome if leashed (6 ft max) and attended; not allowed in buildings, lodges, yurts, group camps, swimming areas, beaches, or some trails at Panola Mountain and Tallulah Gorge. Source
Browse Georgia parks by activity
Camping 41Cabins and lodging 37Dog-friendly parks 13Swimming 18Fishing 42Boating and paddling 38Hiking 50Historic sites 21Beaches 16Horseback riding 8
All 63 parks and units
Listed by designation. Fees shown are the main entrance fee where the park posts one.
State parks (48)
Historic sites (15)
Coverage notes
Inventory source: Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites Map page (categorised site lists). We re-check it weekly and keep renamed, merged and closed parks traceable.
Not included: Partner Sites (Ball's Ferry, Bush Head Shoals, Fort Jackson, Hart/Hartwell Lakeside Park, Jefferson Davis Memorial, Lapham Patterson House, Resaca Battlefield, Robert Toombs House, SAM Shortline Excursion Train, Sprewell Bluff Park, Standing Boy Creek) (Listed under 'Partner Sites' on — operated by other agencies, counties or partners, not state park units.); Sylvania Historic Welcome Center; Plains Visitors Center (Listed under 'Information Centers' on the map page; visitor centers, not park units.); John Tanner State Park; Bobby Brown Park (Wikidata) (Not on the current official map list (former state parks now run locally).); Rocky Mountain Recreation and Public Fishing Area (Wikidata) (DNR Wildlife Resources Division PFA, not a state park unit.).
Statewide information last reviewed Oct 29, 2026.