McFarlane Nature Park is truly a hidden gem to enjoy nature and learn about Georgia’s native plants. This passive 11.5-acre park is perfect for throwing a frisbee in one of the meadows or meandering through the woodlands to view over 100 labeled native plants and trees.
Walking – Wooded nature trails
Three large meadows
- Two on either side of entry drive and another behind the farmhouse
There is no playground at this park
Picnic pavilion – located in a front meadow, reservable
- Includes: Multiple picnic tables a nearby large wood-burning grill and a water spigot
Fire Ring – located near pavilion with 4 surrounding benches
Picnic tables – multiple scattered around the property
Historic Site – 1941 farmhouse, stables, and pump house
Over 100 labeled native plants and trees
Active Nectar Garden and beehives
Outdoor classroom (council seating)
No fenced area
Dog waste stations available
Parking available on the open gravel area in front of the farmhouse and in the adjacent field. Follow the parking signs.
Bathrooms in a structure to the right of the farmhouse
Water fountains located at bathrooms
Call to schedule an event: 770-329-9709 or 678-860-4445
