Jack Hill State Park

Recreation opportunities and rich local history greet travelers to Jack Hill State Park, a small-town getaway located on the iconic Southeast Georgia Wiregrass and Woodpecker Trails and close to the ancient flowing waters of the Ohoopee and Altamaha Rivers.

wetland swamp at Jack Hill — Jack Hill State Park © Photo Courtesy of Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites

Handicapped Access: Yes: Parking, Lodging, Campground, Restroom, Picnic Shelter, Group Shelter, Playground, Visitor Center, Clubhouse

About This Site

Hours

Open year-round from 7am to 10pm.

Location

Georgia Department of Natural Resources, State Parks & Historic Sites
162 Park Ln, Reidsville, GA 30453

(912) 557-7744

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Jack Hill State Park

Amenities

Amenity	Available
Admission Fee	✓
Lodging	✓
Visitor or Nature Center	✓
Restrooms	✓
Drinking Fountain or Potable Water	✓
Trails	✓
Boardwalk	✕
Camping	✓
RV Hookups	✓
Picnic Area	✓
Kayaking or Canoeing	✓

This southeast Georgia park is a favorite for picnicking, family reunions and relaxation. Picnic tables and shelters surround a small lake where visitors can rent aquacycles and fishing boats during warmer months. Docks are available for anglers, and children will enjoy looking for wildlife, including beavers, from the observation deck.

Featured Birds

Brown Thrasher

Brown-headed Nuthatch

Iconic birds onsite include: Brown-headed Nuthatch, Northern Parula, Pine Warbler, Eastern Kingbird, White-eyed and Red-eyed VIreo, and Red-winged Blackbird.

Photo Gallery

Jack Hill State Park Photo Courtesy of Georgia State Parks and HIstoric Sites — Wetland at Jack Hill State Park © Photo Courtesy of Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites

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