JAMES H FLOYD STATE PARK
James H. Floyd State Park, commonly known as Sloppy Floyd State Park, is nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains near Summerville, Georgia. Spanning approximately 561 acres, this serene park offers a peaceful retreat with its two lakes surrounded by mature forests and gentle trails.
Opened to the public in 1962 and named after James H. "Sloppy" Floyd who served long-term as a state representative from Chattooga County., it boasts amenities such as fishing docks on both Lake Marvin and Lower Lake; picnic shelters; playgrounds for children; geocaching opportunities; paddleboat rentals during warmer months.
The park's main features include well-maintained hiking paths like Marble Mine Trail leading visitors to an abandoned mine entrance complete with waterfall-a picturesque spot perfect for hikers seeking scenic views or photographers capturing natural beauty.
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The park offers two stocked lakes for fishing, with species like bream, bass and catfish. A Georgia fishing license is required. Fishing boats are available to rent but private boats aren't allowed on the lake. There's also a kids-only pond where children under 11 can fish.
James H Floyd State Park is located near Rome, Summerville and Acworth
James H Floyd State Park offers numerous picnic spots with grills, two lakefront pavilions for rent and several playgrounds.
The park offers birdwatching opportunities with over 100 species spotted, including hawks and waterfowl. Bird checklists are available.
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