Where to see White-tailed Deer in Georgia

Augusta Botanical Gardens

Augusta History and Historical Site

You might spot Anhinga, American Alligator, and Anole.

Augusta Canal

Biking and Boat Tours

You might spot Anhinga, Anole, and American Alligator.

Fort Frederica National Monument

Archaeological Site and Colonial History

You might spot Spanish Moss, Anole, and Wood Stork.

Greensboro Commercial Historic District

Architecture and Georgia History

You might spot Riley's 13-Year Cicada, Joro Spider, and Asian Lady Beetle.

Jekyll Island

Barrier Island and Beach Access

You might spot Roseate Spoonbill and American Alligator.

Jekyll Island Club

Architectural Heritage and Biking Trails

You might spot American Alligator, Laughing Gull, and Cannonball Jelly.

Metcalfe Historic District

Architectural Photography and Georgia History

You might spot Bay-Breasted Warbler and Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake.

Milledgeville Historic District

Antebellum and Architecture

You might spot Eastern Gray Squirrel, Anole, and White Clover.

Murphey Candler Park

Bird Watching and Dog Friendly

You might spot Great Blue Heron, White-Tailed Deer, and Duck.

Pleasant Hill Historic District

African American History and Architectural Heritage

You might spot Gulf Fritillary and Common Eastern Bumble Bee.

Savannah–Ogeechee Canal

You might spot Anole, Pond Slider, and Spanish Moss.

Lake Seminole

"wildlife Viewing", "birdwatching", "hiking", "boating", "fishing", "family Friendly", "camping", "wheelchair Accessible"

You might spot Red-Headed Woodpecker and American White Waterlily.

Stephen C. Foster State Park

Okefenokee Swamp, Dark Sky Park, Wildlife Viewing, Paddling, Birdwatching, Camping, Nature Photography, Family Friendly

You might spot American Alligator, White-Tailed Deer, and Anole.

Stone Mountain Park

Family Friendly and Festivals & Events

You might spot Elf Orpine, Dimpled Trout Lily, and Porter's Sunflower.