100 Willis Cir, LaGrange, GA 30240, USA

(706) 845-1115

Other places to stay:

• Callaway Gardens, located very close to the park has lodge rooms, cottages and villas
• Hilton Home2 Suites, located near downtown LaGrange and about 25 minutes from the park, also with MVP Program OUSA hotel room rates
• Great Wolf Lodge, located near downtown LaGrange and about 25 minutes from the park, has an indoor waterpark and suites
• Courtyard Marriott, located in downtown LaGrange and about 25 minutes from the park has hotel rooms
• Mountain Top Inn and Resort, located about 12 minutes from the park, has cabins and lodge rooms

Cottages/Camping

F.D. Roosevelt State Park

If the cabins and campsites are full, you could check with the Park Office for cancellations

Where to Eat?

If you are in LaGrange for dinner, check out Mare Sole for Mediterranean American, Venucci’s for classic Italian, C’sons for steak and such, Karvelas for pizza!, Charlie Joseph’s, since 1920! for traditional hot dogs, Main Street Pub gastro pub, Yama for Korean BBQ

If you just need a coffee and pastry, check out Sweet Roast Cafe. For delicious cookies of all sorts, try Crave Cookies. If you are thinking of ice cream and milkshakes, nothing better than Medicine Cabinet Soda Shoppe and Ice Queen!

For craft beer check out Beacon Brewery or Wild Leap. For the wine lovers visit nearby Nutwood Winery

CallawayGardens has several restaurants on site - sample eclectic southern fare at the Piedmont, modern southern cuisine at Cason’s and down-home southern dishes at Country Kitchen

What to Do?

Visit LaGrange

Callaway Gardens

Other things to do:

Wild Animal Safari, Pine Mountain - experience hundreds of exotic animals roaming freely from around the world

The Legacy Museum, downtown LaGrange - home to a permanent exhibit gallery which features the history and development of West Georgia

Lafayette Square, downtown LaGrange - the square and fountain named after American Revolutionary War hero and French aristocrat and military officer, Marquis de Lafayette, the statue of Lafayette is an exact copy of the original by Ernest-Eugene Hiolle (1834-1886) that stands in Le Puy, Auvergne, France.

Sweetland on Ice, LaGrange - beginning Friday, November 19 and lasting through February 14, 2022, the Great Lawn at Sweetland Amphitheatre will host a covered 5,500 square foot open-air ice-skating rink and concessions

Little White House, Warm Spring - now a National Historic Landmark, Franklin Delano Roosevelt built the Little White House in Warm Springs in 1932 while governor of New York, prior to being inaugurated as president in 1933. He first came to Warm Springs in 1924 hoping to find a cure for the infantile paralysis (polio) that had struck him in 1921

Cecil B. Day Butterfly Center, Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain - typically 1,000 or more butterflies flutter freely about in one of North America’s largest tropical butterfly conservatories