The historic Hard Labor Creek State Park in Rutledge, Georgia will reopen to the public on July 1, boasting several new renovations. Just in time for Fourth of July festivities, visitors will be able to experience newly modernized campsites, cabins and other amenities across the park, which sits on 5,804 acres and features two lakes: Lake Rutledge and Lake Brantley.On the campgrounds, the park added two new comfort stations and full-hookup service stations at 12 campsites. In addition to upgraded water and electrical service, the park also re-paved the roads around the 51-site campground and
Historic Georgia state park gets a makeover
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