Beautiful Magnolia Springs State Park is known for its crystal clear springs flowing 7 million gallons per day. A boardwalk spans the cool water, allowing visitors to look for alligators, turtles and other wildlife …

Magnolia Springs has five miles of hiking trails throughout the park. All of the trails are easy to moderate with very little incline.

Visitors are permitted to fish at Magnolia Lake. The lake is stocked primarily with bass and bream. The park offers an ADA accessible fishing dock and bank fishing is encouraged as well. The visitor center …

This park is best known for its crystal-clear springs flowing 7 to 9 million gallons each day, with the water eventually flowing into the Ogeechee River. A pretty boardwalk spans the 67-degree springs where …

Magnolia Springs State Park has a beautiful 40-acre lake that is accessible to paddlers and boats under 10 horsepower. There is a less-than-a-mile kayak/canoe trail - a good beginner experience for those …

Interested in becoming a Friends of Magnolia Springs State Park Volunteer? Community efforts include park beautification, programing, trail maintenance, and more!

Boating - Magnolia Springs State Park Magnolia Springs State Park has a beautiful 40-acre lake that is accessible to paddlers and boats under 10 horsepower.

Magnolia Springs State Park encompasses over 1,000 acres between Perkins and Millen, Georgia. The park is named after, and built around, the crystal-clear spring water that flows through the area.

The splash pad is a seasonal amenity that Magnolia Springs State Park has that is operational from April-September, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. daily weather permitting.

Students will go on a nature hike based on animal movement, learn the needs of a plant in a live-or-die game, and receive an amphitheater talk where they will learn the basic needs of animals found in …