One thousand acres on Lake Oconee includes large 2,000-year-old effigy with viewing tower and interpretive centers with restrooms, 15 miles of educational hiking/biking trails with displays on history & wildlife with viewing tower, 12 miles of technical biking trails, park, boating, beach, camping, fishing, WMA, archery, two parking lots and various events throughout the yea.
The Uncle Remus Museum strives to educate visitors about the life and work of Joel Chandler Harris using historic storytelling, period artifacts, dioramas of the more famous Uncle Remus character, local history during Harris' formative years, and informative tours.
Known for its rich history, breathtaking architecture, and friendly people, let Madison captivate you with her grace and beauty. Step into a slower pace of life and discover more than two centuries of historic tales, vibrant culture, and small-town charm of this enchanting Southern city. Named “Best Small Town in Georgia” by Southern Living and 10th “Best Historic Small Towns in America” by USA Today, Madison is located just one hour east of Atlanta and less than half an hour from Lake Oconee. With one of the largest historic districts in the state of Georgia, get lost roaming the streets, shopping the unique boutiques and absorbing the local art and history. Make your first stop the Madison Morgan County Welcome Center. Located right on Madison's downtown square, our Welcome Center is open 7 days a week to assist you with your traveling needs and we're always happy to show you the many things to see and do in our beautiful town!
They are a local small family business that rents out boats, jet skis, paddleboards, kayaks, and canoes on Lake Oconee.