F.D. Roosevelt State Park near Pine Mountain is Georgia's largest state park, covering about 9,600 acres along the ridges of Pine Mountain. It is named for President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who loved the region and spent time here while seeking relief at nearby Warm Springs. Overlooks such as Dowdell's Knob, one of Roosevelt's favorite spots, offer wide views across the countryside. Miles of trails, including a long stretch of the Pine Mountain Trail, serve hikers and riders, and lakes provide swimming, fishing and paddling. Cabins and campsites make it a good base for a longer visit. Parking is $5 per vehicle, and camping costs $20 to $42 per night. Its size and variety make it a favorite for repeat trips.