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Don Carter State Park
Don Carter was a real estate executive who worked tirelessly to help establish what is now known as Don Carter State Park and is the newest park in the state.
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Don Carter State Park Details
Don Carter was a real estate executive who worked tirelessly to help establish what is now known as Don Carter State Park and is the newest park in the state. Here the Chattahoochee River runs into Lake Lanier which is the largest and one of the most famous lake destinations in Georgia. With approximately 38,000 acres of water, the lake is a favorite for swimmers, boaters, campers, and others wishing to enjoy water sporting events. The park has camping options that range from primitive to RV, has playgrounds, and outdoor workout equipment, and 4 miles of hiking trails.
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