Although it might be a tad bit cold, stargazing during the winter months will bring some unexpected natural beauty that you might not have considered. By visiting Stephen C Foster State Park in Georgia during the winter, you’ll have access to true natural beauty and thousands upon thousands of stars. Recognized as a Dark Sky Park by the International Dark Sky Association, come see what you’ve been missing out on this whole time.

A lot of visitors to Stephen C Foster State Park in Georgia head on over when the weather is warm in order to enjoy kayaking or canoeing the marshlands and swamp.
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But when you visit during the winter months, you’ll get a brand new experience entirely.
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This remote park will bring you to the Okefenokee Swamp, one of the great natural wonders in Georgia, with over 400,000-acres of space.
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While the beauty of the park can really be enjoyed in the daytime, plenty of visitors come to this park in order to stargaze!
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Approved by the International Dark-Sky Association, Stephen C. Foster State Park is one of the most heralded places to go to see the stars clearly and with unobstructed views.
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This certified Dark Sky Park has minimal light pollution allowing visitors to experience some of the darkest skies in the southeastern United States.
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A few tips for when you’re headed out to the park to stargaze—one, make sure that the moon is not going to be too bright so that you cannot see the stars, and two, make sure that environmental factors aren’t influencing the sky.
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The isolation of the park plus the minimal light makes Stephen C. Foster one of the great winter spots to catch a star show of epic proportions.
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Have you ever been to Stephen C Foster State Park in Georgia before for some winter stargazing? Share with us your experience with this Dark Sky Park! Or if you’re looking for more information about stargazing at this park, visit the website.

Also, for more winter activities in Georgia, check out the complimentary sleigh rides at Dillard House.

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Stephen C Foster State Park, 17515 GA-177, Fargo, GA 31631, USA