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Chattahoochee Hills Opens Two ADA-Accessible Riverfront Parks - Modern Campground

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Chattahoochee Hills officials recently marked the opening of two riverfront parks that promise ADA-friendly recreation along the Chattahoochee River. RiverLands Park and Campbellton Park both opened on April 1, 2025, offering expanded access to a half-mile of riverfront according to an official report. RiverLands Park introduces a new floating dock and an accessible kayak launch intended to simplify boat entry for individuals of varying mobility…
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Chattahoochee Hills Opens Two ADA-Accessible Riverfront Parks - Modern Campground

Chattahoochee Hills officials recently marked the opening of two riverfront parks that promise ADA-friendly recreation along the Chattahoochee River. RiverLands Park and Campbellton Park both opened on April 1, 2025, offering expanded access to a half-mile of riverfront according to an official report. RiverLands Park introduces a new floating dock and an accessible kayak launch intended to simplify boat entry for individuals of varying mobility…

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Chattahoochee Hills opens direct river access at RiverLands Park - SaportaReport

Amid kayaks and campsites, Chattahoochee Hills city officials and state park leaders gathered on April 1 to cut the ribbon on New RiverLands Park, one of Chattahoochee River’s two new points of entry. New RiverLands Park and Campbellton Park both opened on April 1 to create direct access to Georgia’s 430-mile-long river in the South Metro Atlanta area. The 260 acres of park space include campsites, a shower, restrooms and a floating dock with a …

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