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Nash Farm Park
Step into history at Nash Farm Park, a 204-acre destination where outdoor recreation meets one of Georgia’s most significant Civil War landscapes. During the Atlanta Campaign, the property served as the site of the largest cavalry raid in Georgia’s history and a major Confederate campsite. Today, it remains one of the few intact Civil War battlefields in the state, offering visitors the opportunity to explore a place where history truly happened.
Beyond its historical significance, Nash Farm Park is a peaceful setting for fishing, walking, family outings, and community events. Whether you’re exploring the scenic trails, enjoying a picnic, or attending a performance, the park provides a memorable experience that blends education, recreation, and natural beauty.
EXPLORE THE PARK
- Walk the scenic trails through historic grounds
- Cast a line in the fishing lake
- Let the kids enjoy the playground
- Relax beneath the gazebo
- Attend performances at the black box theater
- Host a gathering at the corporate pavilion or carriage house
- Explore one of Georgia’s best-preserved Civil War sites
WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT
- One of Georgia’s few preserved Civil War battlefields
- Beautiful blend of history, nature, and recreation
- Peaceful fishing lake and scenic walking trails
- Family-friendly amenities for visitors of all ages
- Great destination for history enthusiasts and outdoor explorers alike
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- The corporate pavilion, carriage house, and black box theater are available to rent for weddings, meetings, reunions, performances, and other special events.
- Bring comfortable walking shoes if you plan to explore the park’s trails.
- Fishing is available at the lake; be sure to follow all applicable Georgia fishing regulations and licensing requirements.
- Allow extra time to fully explore both the park’s historic landscape and recreational amenities.
INSIDER TIP
Pack a fishing pole and spend a relaxing afternoon by the lake, then take time to walk the trails and imagine the events that unfolded here during the Atlanta Campaign. It’s a unique combination of history and outdoor recreation you won’t find in many places.