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o The 12,000-seat entertainment destination for music lovers across the region is host to the top performing acts in the country like Keith Urban, Eagles, Zac Brown Band and Foreigner during its April-October season. Let the musical waves overtake you in this beautiful park-like setting.

As hot air balloons float overhead, glowing the night sky, guests at this annual event can enjoy food, entertainment, and children’s activities.

Whether you grew up here or if you just moved to town, the Butts County Chamber of Commerce wants to make sure you’re able to experience Butts County to its full potential by experiencing all our places to visit.

The Camp Toccoa at Currahee project is to celebrate the lives and contributions of the 6,000 “Toccoa Men” who trained on Currahee Mountain during World War II. The scope of the project entails recreating the Camp Gate, Regimental Headquarters, Bathhouse, Barracks, Pavilion and a display for a C-47 Aircraft to offer visitors an opportunity to see, hear, and feel what those brave men experienced on that hallowed ground and took with them as they were serving their county around the world.

Within the sweeping panorama of the north Georgia foothills Château Élan began with the planting of vineyards in 1981. From these lush vines has grown a 3,500 acre conference and leisure destination where French provincial and Southern hospitality combine to produce exceptional wines and warm memories

Indoor 50-meter competition pool, indoor 25-yard instructional/therapy pool (warmer water), indoor poolside classrooms / party rooms, outdoor leisure pool with multiple features and large deck, concessions

The Vann House survives as Georgia’s best-preserved historic Cherokee Indian home. A guided tour allows visitors to see the house which features beautiful hand carvings, a remarkable “floating” staircase, a 12-foot mantle and fine antiques.

Find the Zen in adventure when you visit Forsyth, GA. Visitors come from all over to relax, renew, and revel in the town’s pastoral charm. From waterfalls and mineral springs to golf and clay shooting, Forsyth has it all.

One of the most scenic parks in the state, offering rugged geology and exceptional hiking, this park straddles a deep gorge cut into the mountain by Sitton Gulch Creek, and elevation differs from 800 to 1,980 feet. This park provides a free, high mobility all-terrain wheelchair by reservation.

The perfect spot for enjoying the intracoastal waterway and maritime forest, campsites are surrounded by palmettos and Spanish moss-draped oaks, and a boat ramp is popular with anglers who often take to the water before sunrise. This park provides a free, high mobility all-terrain wheelchair by reservation.

The Stephens Co. Historical Society Office, Currahee Military Museum, and Stephens Co. History Museum are all in the newly-renovated Train Depot in historical downtown Toccoa, GA, where paratroopers first arrived in town by train before walking to the camp to begin their training.

Ride a mountain bike or hike on over 17 miles of scenic trails from beginner to advanced skill levels. Ride on over 10 miles of scenic horse trails. BYOH. See live native mammals, birds of prey, and reptiles.

Rich history dating back to 1000 AD can be discovered at Etowah Indian Mounds. Explore 54 acres of Mississippian primitive culture including earthen mounds, a village site, and more. This park provides a free, high mobility all-terrain wheelchair by reservation.

South of Savannah on the banks of the Ogeechee River, this scenic park showcases the best-preserved earthwork fortification of the Confederacy. The shaded campground is bordered by tidal Redbird Creek, a boat ramp, fishing dock and nature trail.

Fort Mountain State Park got its name from an ancient and mystical 855-foot-long rock wall atop the highest point of the mountain. Activities include hiking, swimming, camping, fishing, boating, cabin rentals, and mini-golf.

Located between Atlanta and Athens, visitors come to Fort Yargo for its wide variety of outdoor recreation and scenery. A 260-acre lake offers a large swimming beach, fishing and boat ramps. This park provides a free, high mobility all-terrain wheelchair by reservation.

This park is known for agricultural history shown at Heritage Farm. Seventeen-Mile River and a boardwalk wind through cypress swamp. The park offers 13.4 miles of equestrian trails and ride-in campsites. This park provides a free, high mobility all-terrain wheelchair by reservation.

Western-style horseback riding in a safe, natural environment. First-timers and experienced riders welcome. Reservation only

Conyers is home to the first ever Olympic Mountain Bike Trail at the Georgia International Horse Park. The Georgia International Horse Park was the home of the 1996 Olympic Games equestrian events. Ride the Olympic mountain bike trails, picnic, golf, and more!

Scattered throughout the fairgrounds are 207 camping and RV sites that offer modern conveniences such as water, electricity, telephone and internet. Campgrounds are open YEAR ROUND! There are 93 sites in the first area and 119 paved sites, open year-round, in the second area. Most sites offer beautiful views of Lake Chatuge, and campers can take advantage of the Fairgrounds’ many amenities including a playground, boat ramp, paved playing courts, full time Park Ranger/Security Guard, shaded picnic tables and the Hamilton Rhododendron Gardens.

Part of Lake Blackshear Resort, the picturesque lake views and the region’s mild climate make this a perfect place to enjoy year-round golf on the Denis Griffiths’-designed course. Ranked four star by Golf Digest, you will be challenged by expertly placed mounds, water hazards, and plenty of sand bunkers.

These world-class destination gardens are set amidst 356 acres with mature trees and rolling hills. The pristine parkland setting has 24 ponds, 32 bridge crossings, 19 waterfalls, natural springs, 20 seasonal flower displays, and five unique feature gardens. From May through November, the look of the gardens changes every two weeks. Visit March through April to see 20+ million daffodil blooms in one of “The World’s Best Places to See Daffodils.” The fall display features the nation’s largest Japanese Garden.

Hamlin Hills Farm is your one stop for agritourism: antiques, farm zoo, BBQ, peaches, boiled peanuts, produce, jams, wines, shines and more!

Stroll through Historic Downtown Waycross, view parks, fountains and restored historical buildings. Visit the Historic YMCA Building built in 1911, home of the Waycross Visitor Center and City Hall.

One of the oldest state parks in the U.S., guests can enjoy wading in Sandy Creek or swimming in McIntosh Lake. A small museum, open seasonally, highlights Creek Indians, the resort era and CCC history. This park provides a free, high mobility all-terrain wheelchair by reservation.

Nestled in the foothils of the northeast Georgia Mountains overlooking the Alpine town of Helen, Innsbruck Golf Club offers breathtaking mountain views, wildlife and a challenging round of golf. The Bill Watts 6,748-yard, Par 72 course offers a challenge for the avid golfer and a pleasant round for the novice.