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Hard Labor Creek State Park, Georgia
At Hard Labor Creek State Park, the only hard labor you're going to be doing is swinging a golf club or flicking your wrist with a fishing pole. Bring your strongest sunblock and lay out on the beach, Read more...
At Hard Labor Creek State Park, the only hard labor you're going to be doing is swinging a golf club or flicking your wrist with a fishing pole. Bring your strongest sunblock and lay out on the beach, or work up a little sweat hiking 24 miles of trails. Horseback riding is a welcome activity here, as is a laid-back day of boating. Get in on the unique Stargazing Kayak Tour, or enjoy some down-home cooking at the Trail Ride and Chuck Wagon Cook-Off. Total Lunar Eclipse Paddles, Butterfly Workshops, and even a Spooky Wagon Ride make this an especially remarkable spot. At Hard Labor Creek, resting up is serious business.
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