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FACILITIES
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ACTIVITIES
Canoe and Fishing Boat Rema!
fishing and Boating - ramp
Guided Boat Tours (call for limes)
Birding
l lamed after songwriter Stephen Foster, this remote park is a primary entrance to the famed Okefenokee Swamp and is one of the most fascinating areas in Georgia. Mosslaced cypress trees reHect off the black swamp waters, providing breathtaking scenery. Visitors can look for alligators, turtles, raccoon, bear, deer and 223 species of birds while on the park's elevated boardwalk trail or on a guided boat trip. More adventurous visitors may wish to rent boats for further exploration of the swamp. The park office sells drinks, snacks, ice. books and t-shirts. Because the park is located within a National Wildlife Refuge , gates are locked at closing time and an entrance fee is charsed.
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NEARBY ATTRACTIONS
Okefenokee Swamp Park Okefenokee National
Wildlife Refuge
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HOURS
Park Hours: Fall / Winter, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m Spring/Summer. 6,30 a.m. - 8,30 p.m
Park Office Hours: Fall/Winter. 8 a .m. - 5 p.m. Spring/ Summer, 7a.m . - 6p.m. Gates lock at closing.
INFORMATION
StephenC. Foster State Park Route 1, Box131 Fa~o. GA31631 91.2/ 637-5.274
G c o ~ ia S t a t e P a r ks and Histor ic Sites .2 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Su ite135 2East Atlanta, GA 30334 404/ 656-277o(TDD770/ 389-7404)
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www.gast.ateparks.org
RESERVATIONS 6 INFORMATION
800/864-7275 OR 770/389-7275
Monday - Friday 8a.m.- 5p.m