| Broxton Rocks are a geological wonder in South Georgia, perfect for hikers and complete with rare several species of rare plants. Considered a natural wonder in South Georgia's sandy, coastal plain with plants native to the tropics and the Appalachian mountains -- the Broxton Rocks are part of a 15,000-square-mile band of surface sandstone known as Altamaha Grit, formed by shifts in the earth's tectonic plates eons ago. Phone: 912-384-4555 - Location: Broxton, GA 31519 |
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| Walter "Huck" Huckaby Softball Complex features 3 lighted, 300 foot softball fields, with 8 foot fences and clay in fields. Paved parking lot, large picnic shelter and playground. All adjacent to a passive lake. Phone: 912-384-5978 - Location: Bonwell Royal Rd, Municipal Park, Douglas, GA 31533 |
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