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Broxton Rocks

Sculpted over centuries by the waters of Rocky Creek into a myriad of fissures and shallow ravines, Broxton Rocks is a haven of unique habitats for plants rarely found in the southern United States. There are more than 500 species of plants native here.  The preserve protects a rugged sandstone outcrop that extends for approximately four miles in southeastern Georgia.  The rock system is the largest single extrusion of the Altamaha Grit, a band of subsurface sandstone that underlies about 15,000 square miles of Georgia's Coastal Plain. The Nature Conservancy of Georgia (404) 253-7216, www.nature.org

General John Coffee State Park

As you enter the gates of General John Coffee State Park, you will be greeted by Heritage Farm - a living history museum for the park.  Within the village you will find three original log structures, a corn crib, chicken coup, can mill, syrup shelter, blacksmith shop, privy, antique equipment and a smoke house.

Visit the Meeks Cabin, Relihan Museum, Take a step back in time at Heritage Farm and enjoy the park - Nature Trails, Picnic Shelters, Camping, Pool, play ground and more.

 Located off of Hwy. 32 West, (912) 384-7082 or 1-800-864-7275

www.members.tripod.com/gcstatepark

Group Tours

We specialize in Agriculture tourism, Economic Tourism, Heritage Tourism, call for advanced bookings 1-888-426-3334
tourism@cityofdouglas.com


Golfing Holes   Par Length   Greens Fees  Cart Fees  Pro 
Beaver Kreek
912-384-8230
18 72 6220 $16.00 $7.00/Half Cart Terry Mcneil
Douglas Community Course
912-384-7353
9 36 2760 $5.00 $10.00

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Gopher Plantation (Hunting)

V
isit Gopher Plantation.  This property depicts a typical South Georgia farm as it existed around the turn of the century with all modern amenities. Seasonal hunts, hunting accommodations to include dining and lodging.  For more information call Gopher Plantation at (912) 284-1722


Heritage Station Museum

Local history museum located n restored depot.
389-3461


Heritage Art Walk

Art Gallery depicts local history. Exhibited in hall of Coffee County Courthouse.

The Fun Place

Located off Hwy 206 in Douglas. At Jon's Sports Park you'll find miniature golf, go-carts, batting cages, golf driving range, arcade, skating  and snack bar. For more information call (912) 389-1250. www.ultimatefunplace.com


Lott's Kountry Store & Grits Mill


Stop and rest a bit at our kountry store.  Get ya' a cold drink and pack a' crackers.   Sit a spell on the front porch or come on inside and grind away at the century old grits mill.  Witness golden grains of corn grind their way into a real southern treat - GRITS!  Take home a bag or two to share with friends.  From Douglas, take Hwy 135 S. to the Atkinson County line, make a right turn on Mora Road, keep on Mora Road  when you pass Tractor Trail, put on breaks, we'll be down the road a piece on the right.   Groups are welcome, call in advance for reservations (912) 384-6858.


Rockin' Roll Bowling

Rockin' 8 Movie Cinema

Okefenokee Swamp Park (only a short drive from Douglas)

  Headwaters of the Suwannee and St. Mary's Rivers, Okefenokee is a National Wildlife Refuge which covers nearly a half million acres.  Okefenokee Swamp Park is a convenient point of entry and a magnificent show-window for the "Land of the Trembling Earth".  Okefenokee Swamp Park is located 8 miles South of Waycross(1/2 hour drive from Douglas), Georgia on highways U.S. #1 and U.S. #23, or head south on Highway 441 to Fargo(1 1/2 hour drive) (912) 283-0583, www.okeswamp.com.


Veterans Park (Douglas Municipal Airport)

WWII, TR-132, Aircraft welcomes you at the entrance to the Douglas Municipal Airport, which leads to Veterans Park. There are over 1300 bricks that have been laid, beneath country flags, at the park.  Each brick contains three lines of space for name, rank, and year of service.  (Bricks can be purchased for $25) We invite you to tour Veterans Parks and take a walk our local Pave-the-Way project. To order bricks, (912) 384-5978.

Wild Adventures Theme Park (only a short drive from Douglas)

Discover America's fastest growing them park, Wild Adventures, with seven diverse areas featuring over 100 rides and attractions, hundreds of wild animals, spectacular sows, and an amazing lineup of over 40 concerts and special events yearly underway for the past two years.  Located of I-75(1 hour drive from Douglas), Exit 13, Valdosta, Georgia  (229) 559-1330 or www.wildadventures.net.

Call or Email for brochure of more Heritage sites in Douglas. For more information on "Things to do" contact Douglas Area Welcome Center

 
 
 
 
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