Make A Splash This Season At Mossy Creek Park, A Truly Unique Recreation Area In Georgia
By Lisa Sammons|Published July 05, 2022
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Lisa Sammons
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Lisa loves animals and has dogs, rats, cats, guinea pigs, and snakes. She is passionate about animal rescue and live music - traveling across the country to see a favorite band is a pretty regular occurrence! Being out hiking in the woods enjoying the scenery with her beloved dogs is another favorite hobby, and also checking out the Pokemon Go scene in whatever city she happens to be in at any given time (coffee and dog leash in hand). You can reach Lisa at lsammons@onlyinyourstate.com
There are a lot of great places to go when the weather is warm in Georgia. We’ve got lakes, waterfalls, and rivers where you can escape the heat with a dip in cool waters. One of our favorites is Mossy Creek Park, hidden away in the small town of Lula. This “park” is more like small water access area than a large state park with amenities, but it’s an absolutely fantastic hidden gem in rural Georgia for the whole family to enjoy some summer splashing in the sun. Parking is free and it’s a good spot for swimming, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, or tubing.
The recreation area is at the spot where Mossy Creek and the Chattahoochee River meet.
It's a small recreation area that provides plenty access to the water, but it doesn't have the acreage or amenities that most state parks offer. There are no bathrooms or picnic tables here, just a peaceful spot to enjoy nature.
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There are several areas where the water can be easily accessed, whether you're looking to wade, swim, or canoe.
To access Mossy Creek, you'll need to take the gravel road marked Home Place Road. There is another, smaller, road nearby with the same name. The correct Home Place Road is unpaved, pretty narrow at points, and can get flooded out after rains, so drive with care and take an SUV or truck if possible.
This is a great, secluded spot to enjoy the peace and serenity of nature, whether you're looking to meditate, read a book, or catch some fish.
Please note that there are not any trash cans at this area, so make sure to bring along your own bags to dispose of any waste. As always when out in nature, leave no trace behind so that others can enjoy the area for years to come.
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