One great thing about the Peach State is that in most areas of the state, we’re able to have outdoor fun all year round. The heat may get a little draining (and in some regions, even dangerous), but in general, we’re pretty much able to enjoy outdoor recreation at any time of year. We have a ton of amazing state parks in Georgia – throw in all our great National Historic Sites and other landmarks and you’ve got a virtually endless list of places to visit. However, you’ll be making a mistake if you ignore our city parks when making an outdoor bucket list. From splash pads to disc golf courses, we’ve got all kinds of amenities at municipal parks all over the state. One of our favorite family parks in Georgia is Alexander Park in Lawrenceville, GA. It’s got tons to do to entertain the entire family – check it out:

This is a lovely place for a stroll! The scenery is beautiful and it's a great escape from the urban sprawl.
Jenny Severin/Alltrails
There's a wonderful playground area for the little ones, plus a pavilion and areas with grills.
Alexander Park/Google Reviews
The park's 91 acres provide plenty of room for exploration. Leashed dogs are allowed, and there's an off-leash dog park available if your dog is friendly.
Jonathan Hayes/Alltrails
The lake has several piers and fishing is allowed.
Linza Perez/Alltrails

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With an 18-hole disc golf course and a horseshoe pit, there's even something for competitive family members.
Bobby Rosson/Google Reviews
There's a 1.7-mile paved trail that's accessible for strollers and wheelchairs.
Nicole Rollins/Alltrails
There's also a one-mile unpaved trail for those who prefer more of a woodsy hike.
Jenny Severin/Alltrails
This is such a beautiful park that's perfect for the entire family.
Michael Pierce/Google Reviews

For more information about this family park in Georgia, check out the Gwinnett County Parks website.

Before heading outdoors, you’ll want to protect yourself with sunscreen: I love Sun Bum from REI! It’s gentle on skin and will keep you from coming home looking like a tomato.

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