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John Tanner Park (Carroll County Park)
John Tanner Park is a public park located in Carrollton, Georgia. The park is named after John Tanner, a local hero who served in the Revolutionary War. The park features a variety of recreational activities, including a playground, picnic areas, walking trails, and a fishing pond. The park also has a large open field, perfect for sports and other outdoor activities. The park is a great place to spend a day with family and friends, and is a popular spot for local events.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Crystal Power
Beautiful Park!!! Well taken care of and the staff is helpful and friendly.... Lots of outdoor activities for the whole family. Paddle boats, fishing, beach with lake, hiking trails, biking trails, and concrete trails, RV and tent camping, pavilions for rent, and lots of activities throughout the year!!!
Not Today
I really like the park. Was my kids and I first time going. We had a great time. Although I was surprised how empty it is on hot days. Wondering if they know something I don't... But no complaints here
B&B Events&Rentals
We love delivering inflatable bouncers to John Tanner Park. It’s a great place for school or private events. Call B&B Events and Rentals and we can deliver to your event at John Tanner Park.
Scott Andrews
Exceptional county park in Carroll County western Georgia. Spent three days, Fri-Sun. 32 Water/power only and 12 Full Hook-up (50amp). The 32 water/power sites are more rustic and some are limited in size and would be a challenge for larger rigs to maneuver. 7 and 27 would be the best, with 11 and 13 pull thru. The 50 amp only Full Hook-up sites are easy access and will accept any length RV with sites 7-11 lake view. Sites are only available by calling and reserving. There is not an online reservation process and all sites are first come first chosen. Gina will most likely take your call and she could not be more charming and helpful. There are safe, paved and lighted walking trails around the lake. The two lakes are stocked with fish and glass bottom boat clear. Putt-putt golf, paddle boats, swimming, group lodges, hiking, fishing are some of the activities available. The bath houses are a bit dated but well maintained. The water is hot and plentiful. One drawback is that the closest bathhouse is a long walk around the road from the Full Hook Up section. This park is serious about noise and cleanliness. The Camp Host is a real patriot, friendly and ready to help in a moments notice. Nearby City of Carrolton is charming and full of restaurants, arts and Farmers Markets. And for us, the biggest feature, is there is a Dollar General about 3 miles away! Haha We camped at John Tanner Park in a Travel Trailer.
Ja Abeja
Today’s visit was a fun one for us and we will definitely be back. Parking fee of just 5 bucks just like state parks but the state park pass isn’t valid here since it’s county management. Hopefully there will be paddle boats for us to use next time though; definitely calling ahead to check and get more info on how to rent one for an hour. It’s a great place to visit on a random weekend when nobody to an extra family is there. Highly recommended a beach umbrella and chairs. Didn’t give a 5 star because there was trash and a few huge chunks of glass on the sand…