Access Fee Change At Fayetteville County, Georgia reservoir parks.

[+kunarion]

There's a new sign at Lake Horton in Woolsey, Georgia, and it will apply at the other Fayetteville County reservoir parks:

"Effective January 1, 2022, daily parking pass fees will be discontinued. All vehicles with a Non-Fayette County tag must display an annual pass for admission. An annual pass can be purchased for $300.00. This applies to the Fayette County Reservoir parks: Lake Horton, Lake Kedron, and Lake McIntosh. For information, contact Parks & Recreation at 770.716.4321."

This is an OK deal for persons who fish in the reservoir for at least 2 days a week (instead of the current $5 daily out-of-county fee for a vehicle). It's not such a good deal for out-of-county Geocachers who intend to hunt the caches for a day, except that fewer people in general will visit, so the caches may stay in better condition.  Out-of-county Geocachers will need some creative planning to hunt these caches.

 

Other counties may follow suit, so check on that if you cache near the Atlanta area.

 

Edited October 16, 2021 by kunarion