With a Georgia State Parks Passport, you can collect a unique stamp at each park you visit, creating a memorable keepsake of your adventures across the state. Each stamp includes the park's coordinates and a space to record the date of your visit. Once you've visited all the Georgia State Parks, submit your completed passport to receive a special challenge coin commemorating your journeys. Start collecting your stamps today and cherish every adventure.

Nine more locations now offer free Action Trackchair reservations at Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites, expanding the Outdoors Beyond Barriers initiative by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and Aimee Copeland’s All Terrain Georgia. These chairs enable visitors with mobility impairments to enjoy activities like exploring lakefront trails at Richard B. Russell State Park, observing gopher tortoises at Crooked River State Park, and discovering marshes at Skidaway Island State Park.