DO IT: Swimming

The Milton City Park and Preserve (previously referred to as the former Milton Country Club) consists of 7 acres of “active” property along with 130 acres of “passive” property that cannot be developed or accommodate traditional recreational programs. 

The “active component” includes the Milton City Pool, the Milton Tennis Center and the Community Center — a multi-room structure that can be rented and is home to recreational programs and events. In April 2022, the City opened the first of what will eventually be several trails winding through the “passive” part of Milton City Park and Preserve — a 2.5-mile loop (or 1.25 miles each way).

Morganton Point offers a wide arrange of recreation opportunities such as camping, picnicking, hiking, boating, skiing and fishing on the shores of Lake Blue Ridge.

18 acres. Aquatic center with indoor competition/lap pool, indoor instructional pool and outdoor leisure play pool. Activity building (classes/rentals), large community room and classroom, 1-mile paved multipurpose trail.

Mulberry Creek Park is a 22-acre park with a 28,000-square-foot community center, a dog park, walking track, and children’s playground.

This park is open only to members of the Armed Forces, their families, retirees, and DOD personnel.

Putt – Plunge – Play with us at the Neptune Park Fun Zone!

Public swim center with pool, slides, and diving boards. Open May – September.

On Lake Sinclair, the 12-acre park provides ample space for boating, fishing and other water sports. Campground has cabins for rent, RV hookups and a rentable pavilion for day-use. A public beach with a designated swimming area and a Little Rooster Country Store are available.

The Okefenokee Country Club Championship Golf Course, is one of 300 courses designed by the famous golf architect Joseph L. Lee. We like to think that our golf course is one of his finest creations as the 18 holes have stretches that are heavenly.

Campers at Old Federal can swim at the beach, fish on the banks, and make use of the boat ramp for a day out on the water. Of the 84 campsites, 59 have electric and water hookups. There are also seven walk-in sites.

There are 50 campsites, all with 50 amp electric and water hookups. Some campsites are considered premium, which means they are open on one side to the shore of Lake Allatoona. Double sites are available.

Accessible only by boat. One of the largest of Georgia’s barrier islands, Ossabaw contains 9,000 acres of wooded uplands with freshwater ponds and 16,000 acres of marshlands interlaced with tidal creeks.

Parkwood has the amenities you want including cable TV, full hookups, WiFi, 50 amp service, swimming pool, and a clubhouse. Parkwood is designed as a ‘Big Rig’ park. Most sites have pull thru access to a 30-foot wide site, 85 feet in length.

60 campsites (49 sites have 50 amp electrical and water hookups, 2 with sewer hookups, 3 are double site, 11 site without water and electric), dump station, coin laundry, hot showers, boat ramp, swimming beach, attendant on duty.

Pebblepocket Park has one outdoor basketball court suitable for day games. There is also a picnic area for afternoon lunch breaks and a playground where the children can work off their energy and two tennis courts. In the summer months, the swimming pool is open for all water fun! Pebblepocket Park also has restroom facilities.