State Park Pass
Georgia State Park
Annual Pass 2026
Complete guide to Georgia's state park annual pass — fees, inclusions, senior and disabled discounts, breakeven visit calculations, and most visited parks. Georgia's ParkPass covers parking fees at all 60+ state parks. From the Appalachian foothills to coastal marshes, Georgia state parks offer remarkable diversity. The pass is excellent value given daily parking fees across the system.
$50 Annual Pass
Pays off in 10 visits
2026 Pass Quick Facts
— ParkPass
Verified 2026
Annual Pass
$50
ParkPass
Senior Rate
$25
50% off regular price
Disabled Pass
$25
Disabled persons discounted rate
Breakeven
10
visits to pay for itself
Value Calculator
Is the Georgia Pass Worth It?
Breakeven Point
10
visits
At an average day-use fee of $5 per visit,
the $50 ParkPass pays for itself after just 10 visits.
If you visit Georgia state parks more than 10 times per year, you save money every single time.
Avg Day-Use Fee
$5
per visit (saved)
10 Visits/Year
+$0
saved
20 Visits/Year
+$50
saved vs. daily fees
Pass Inclusions
What Does the Georgia Pass Cover?
The following activities and facilities are covered (or not covered) by the ParkPass.
Hiking
Included
Swimming
Included
Camping
Extra Fee
Boat Launch
Not Included
Fee Schedule
Georgia State Park Pass Pricing
| Pass Type | Annual Fee | Savings |
|---|---|---|
| ParkPass | $50.00 | Base rate |
| Senior Pass 62+ or 65+ | $25.00 | 50% off |
| Disabled Pass Qualifying disability | $25.00 | 50% off |
Park System Facts
Georgia State Park System
60
State Parks
85,000
Total Acres
Top Destinations
Most Visited Georgia State Parks
These parks see the highest visitation and where the annual pass pays off fastest:
1
Providence Canyon State Park
2
Amicalola Falls State Park
3
Red Top Mountain State Park
4
Cloudland Canyon State Park
5
Vogel State Park
Important Notes
Georgia Pass Details
Georgia ParkPass senior discount (62+) is 50% off annual fee. The pass covers parking at all Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites. Swimming, hiking, and day-use facilities are included.
Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources – State Parks and Historic Sites (gastateparks.org).
Pass fees and inclusions verified 2026. Always confirm current pricing directly with the agency before purchasing.