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                                                                            Douglas Golf and Country Club

          In a city that prides itself on small-town   • Huckaby Complex     912-384-4707
        charm, Douglas offers many delightful   • Jackie Allen Park          www.douglasgolf.net
        opportunities for enjoyment, and is always   • Jackson Park          douglasgolf@windstream.net
        brewing up a calendar of fun things to   • J.C. Municipal Park
        do! Explore the many facets of our past,   • Middle School Complex  General Coffee State Park
        ranging from early 20th century trains to   • North Madison Avenue Park  Named for Colonial General John
        flight training facilities during WWII. Our   • Round Tree Park    Coffee, General Coffee State Park
        museum tours and exhibits make Douglas-  • Unity Park              was donated to the state by a group
        Coffee County’s rich heritage and historical   • Wheeler Park      of county residents in 1970. The park
        significance come alive.            • Whispering Pines             is known for agricultural history as
          Prefer nature over history? With a lovely   For more information:   seen at the Heritage Farm, which exhibits
        parks and more than 1,500 acres of   200 C. S. Madison Ave.        log cabins, a corn crib, tobacco barn,
        walking and equestrian trails throughout   Douglas, GA 31533       and cane mill.
        General Coffee State Park, outdoor-  912-384-5978                    The park offers activities for every
        enthusiasts can fully embrace the ever-  www.cityofdouglas.com     interest. Children enjoy feeding park
        changing scenery and wildlife.                                     animals including goats, sheep, chickens,
          If you are looking for that one-of-a-  Outdoor Recreation        pigs, and donkeys. Nature-lovers can
        kind fashion or antique item, browse                               explore the Seventeen-Mile River and
        Douglas’ downtown; our local retailers   Douglas Golf & Country Club   a boardwalk that winds through a cypress
        offer a wide variety of apparel, home   Located on 175 acres of rolling   swamp. The new archery range is open
        goods, and specialties.           pineland along the Seventeen Mile River,   for public use for a fee; it includes targets
                                          the Douglas Golf and Country Club is the   of varying distances as well as 3-D targets.
        Douglas Parks and Recreation      only full service, private club in the area.   More than 13 miles of equestrian trails
          Stroll, bike, or skate at any of our   The club offers a challenging 18-hole   are available for horse-lovers. Camping,
        Douglas Parks and Recreation facilities.   championship golf course, clubhouse,   cottages, a group lodge and the
        From picnic pavilions and walking trails to   restaurant, lounge, swimming pool, and   Burnham House, which is an elegantly
        tennis courts and a public pool, there are   tennis courts to appeal to visitors of all   decorated 19th-century cabin, are available
        plenty of fun ways to get active in Douglas.   interests. The club offers catering services   for overnight accommodations.
          • Atkinson Plaza                for numerous local events. Call or email    For day-use, the park has seven
          • Davis Wade Park               the club for information.        covered picnic shelters and an enclosed
          • Eastside Park                   1425 Golf Club Rd.             family group shelter with a kitchen and
          • Greenway Trail                  Douglas, GA 31533              complete with a screened in smokehouse/

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