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FACILITIES 
 138 Acres  32 Tem. Trailer. 
RV Campslles cable1V hookups  Group Lodge (sleeps 40)  6-Unn Motor Lodge  Sw1mm1ng Beach largest of any Georgia sraIe park  I2-Acrc and I6-Acrc Lakes  4 Picnic Shehers  2 Group Shell~ <seat 50 and 7;)  Pioneer Campground 
ACTIVITIES 
 Swimming  Canoe. Pedal and 
Fishing Boal Remal (seasonal)  Boaung - private boats perm111ed, elecmc motors only  Hiking - 14-mtle nature trail and 1-mlle lake loop trail  MInIa1ure Golf 
 
This west Georgia park Is best known for having Ihe largesI sand swimming beach of any Georglil state park. h Is a recreauonal haven for waIer lovers looking for boaung and fishing opportumues as well. V1s11ors can enJoy camping. p1cmck1ng. mInIa1ure golf. volleyball. pedal boa1s and horseshoes A small lodge loca1ed near the beach fea1ures six un11s. each w11h a fully equipped kuchen. dining area. living area and bedroom The park 1s named af1er a local businessman who operaied 1he propeny as a private park from 1954 unul 1971 
 
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Located 6 miles west or 
carrollton off Ga. Hwy 16 
 
N E ARBY ATTRACTIONS 
 
 Sweetwater Creek State Conserva11on Park 
 P1cke11s Mill Ba111er1eld State Historic Sile 
 A1lanta. Ga 
 
 Six Flags Over Georgia Theme Park 
 Srn1e Universuy or Wes1 Geo11:1a 
 
HOURS Park Hours. 7 a.m.-10 p.m Office Hours 8 a.m.-; pm. 
 
INFORMATION 
 
John Tanner Slate Park 354 Tanner's Beach Road Carrollton. GA 30117 770-830-2222 
 
Georgia S111te Parks and Historic Sues l MLKJr. Drive. Sune 1352 Allanta, GA 30334 404-656-2770 
 
For Reservations: 800-864-727, or 
 
www.gastateparks.org 
 
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