Georgia International Horse Park

Georgia International Horse Park is a large facility for equestrian competitions and training, with multiple riding arenas, horse stalls, and trails throughout the grounds. The infrastructure is designed to accommodate different types of horseback riding and sport activities.

The facility was created in 1996 to host equestrian competitions and other sports during the Summer Olympics held in Atlanta. Since then, it has operated as a center for riding events and has become an important sports venue for the region.

The park serves as a gathering place for horse enthusiasts and riders from across the region who come for competitions and training events throughout the year. It holds special importance for the local equestrian community and draws people who care about horsemanship and outdoor activities.

The grounds offer parking, restrooms, food options, and camping spots with water and electrical hookups for visitors with RVs. The facility is well-marked, and visitors should allow time to explore different areas since the property is quite large.

Within the park sits the Big Haynes Creek Nature Center, a protected wetland area with observation platforms where visitors can watch native wildlife. This conservation area offers a quiet contrast to the active riding activities and reveals the region's natural surroundings.

Location: Georgia

Capacity: 29700

GPS coordinates: 33.66140,-83.93250

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:01