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George L Smith
George L. Smith State Park is located in Twin City, Georgia. It is a 2,945-acre park that is home to a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, fishing, hiking, biking, and canoeing. The park is named after George L. Smith, a former Georgia governor who was instrumental in the development of the park. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, wild turkeys, and a variety of birds. The park also features a lake, a beach, and a variety of trails. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of educational programs and activities, such as guided hikes, nature programs, and more.
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User Reviews
Abby Cyran
Gorgeous place to take a boat or SUP out in the water. They have a ramp and a dock for easy entry into the water. The trees are absolutely delightful to paddle among. There was a large family there having a party of some kind so we could hear their music until we got about halfway across the lake, but it was still a lovely day.
Pamela B
Wonderfully maintained state park featuring an old historic mill and a picturesque lake. Such a tranquil escape! The cypress-filled water and moss covered trees complete the natural beauty this park offers. I enjoyed myself just wondering and wandering through the peacefulness of it all! With activities such as fishing, kayaking, and hiking, you can certainly make a day of it. Unfortunately, one of the hiking trails was closed...
Ashley A
This is the place to kayak. The sites that have water are such beautiful views. You can walk through the mill museum and then there is a loop to walk and see the gopher tortoises.
Brian Jackson
Great park to kayak !! Fishing and puddling to see animals , turtles :-) sites are large and nice .. covered bridge is cool trails are nice ..
Handsome Gabe
Small and quiet with peaceful surroundings. The park office is well organized and great for any last-minute items, wood, refreshments, and kayak rentals. Any other items you need, there's a nearby town called Twin City. The park is under repair, and grooming after hurricane season was so bad last year, so the primitive campaign is still being cleaned up as of March 13th, 2025. Same story with the kayak trails way back in the trees, still messed up a little. The water is great kayaking lots to see! Birds, turtles, alligators, snakes, spiders, bees, fish, and many others I haven't discovered yet. 10/10 will visit again.