Activities and Amenities
- Camping: Wind Creek lays claim to managing the largest state-owned campground in the United States, with over 600 camping sites, nearly one-third of which are on the water. There are also seven cabins available year around.
- Fishing: The park hosts fishing competitions such as the American Bass Angler Association Fishing Tournament and Georgia Glenn AT&T Pioneer Fishing Tournament.
- Events: Other events include Indian festivals and skiing/wake-boarding shows.
- Playgrounds and activities: The park contains six playgrounds, a lighthouse and other sights. Children's activities, such as crafts, are sometimes available.
- Geocaching: There are a number of geocaches around Wind Creek on Lake Martin.
- Hiking and biking: Two hiking trails total 5 miles (8.0 km) in length.
- Cliff jumping: Chimney Rock is about 20 minutes south of Wind Creek and is only accessible by boat. There are many other places to cliff jump within 30 minutes of Wind Creek.
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