A. H. Stephens State Historic Park

About

A.H. Stephens State Historic Park sits on 1,177 acres in rural Taliaferro County, a few miles off I-20 west of Augusta. The park preserves Liberty Hall, the home of Alexander Hamilton Stephens, Vice President of the Confederacy, and features a Civil War museum with one of Georgia's finest collections of artifacts. The 25-site campground offers spacious, well-shaded sites with water and electric hookups, modern comfort stations with hot showers built in 2019, laundry facilities, and a dump station near the entrance. The park is particularly popular with equestrians, offering 21 miles of dedicated horse trails and a separate equestrian campground with 18 sites and 30 horse stables. Day visitors and campers can fish and boat (electric motors only) on the 12-acre lake, rent kayaks or jon boats, explore nature trails, and enjoy geocaching. Four lakeside cottages provide an alternative to camping, while a group camp accommodating 150 guests and a pioneer campground serve larger gatherings. The campground is known for its quiet atmosphere, exceptionally clean facilities, and spacious private sites. An ADA-accessible campsite (#9) and accessible comfort stations are available. An All-Terrain Georgia Action Trackchair is provided for visitors needing mobility assistance.

Directions

From I-20, take Exit 148 and head north on GA-22 toward Crawfordville. The park is located at 456 Alexander Street NW in Crawfordville.