franklin delano roosevelt state park
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Great views and nice place to picnic. Camp sites and cabins looked nice and clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful - full of knowledge. Can't wait to go back and spend a few days in one of the cabins!
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Great museum. We didn't know much about Franklin Roosevelt but the museum was interesting. The park was a great place to picnic. Beautiful mountains. Glad we were told how long the trails were and got a map.
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We rented one of the two bedroom cabins that was on the lake. Many of the other cabins are under renovation. I look forward to those being completed. The cabin was spacious and clean with plenty of cooking utensils for a great self catering stay. The park has beautiful views and is very close to Callaway Gardens. The rangers were cheerful and quite helpful. Next time we will plan to stay longer
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Hiking, camping, and history - at the largest state park in GA. What more could you ask for! 25 miles of hiking trails, cabins for rent or camp ground for tents / RVs. Close to Warm Springs - home of President Roosevelt's Little White House and pools. The southern tip of the Appalachians offers views for miles from Dowdell's Knob along with other lesser known vantage points, so be sure to take your camera! Enjoy!!
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beautiful views...great photo opportunities, great for picinics and hiking...nice drive..interesting to see Teddy Roosevelt as a statue, his actual size was overwhelming
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We love camping here at any time. It is an easy drive for us and we feel like we are in the mountains. We have made so many wonderful memories here as a family over the years.
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F.D. Roosevelt State Park is a 9,049 acre Georgia state park located near Pine Mountain and Warm Springs. We hiked a large portion of the popular Pine Mountain Trail which winds through hardwoods and pines in a very comfortable setting a beautiful area.The trail is set in easy rolling mountains just 80 miles southwest of Atlanta. Several park amenities were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression and the visitors store / office has a nice video and other items which tell the story.One of the items they built was the Liberty Bell Swimming Pool fed by cool springs - it was closed when I visited but it looks awesome and I plan a summer visit just to try it out. Privately operated stables offer guided horseback rides and you can bring your own, of course, we saw several riders and this is a horse lovers park. FDR came to this part of Georgia to swim in naturally warm springs that offered relief from polio. Today, nearby Roosevelt’s Little White House Historic Site invites visitors to see his modest home, a museum and the pools that first drew him here.Just three miles away is the very excellent town of Warm Springs - it has several hip and good local restaurants and stores - make time for a stop and eat local on your visit.
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We have camped at FDR State Park many times. There are several nice things to do nearby and the campground and park are nice. We especially enjoy the nearby Pine Mountain Trail. Also, beautiful Calloway Gardens is only a couple of miles away.
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Great place for a hike. This is a clean state park with excellent trails, both long and short. Great place for a campout as well
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It is realy nice to have this park do close to Columbus. The hiking is at a level that is enjoyable to all. It is a very clean park