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Lake Oconee - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Lake Oconee

Lake Oconee is a true Georgia gem located in the rolling hills of Morgan County. It boasts over a hundred miles of shoreline perfect for fishing, skiing and boating adventures. The lake is ideal for swimming and leisurely relaxation, with its crystal clear waters that give way to superb views of the natural surroundings. Its size allows plenty of space to explore, with many coves, inlets and trees scattered around its edges that are home to abundant wildlife.
Address : Madison, GA 30650, USA

Hotels near Lake Oconee

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Holiday Inn Express MadisonThis Property Offers:
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Hampton Inn MadisonThis Property Offers:
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Top Activities Near Lake Oconee

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Attractions Near Lake Oconee

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Steffen Thomas Museum of ArtThe Steffen Thomas Museum of Art is an impressive site that captures the very essence of southern art and culture. The museum features both permanent and rotating exhibits from a variety of talented artists, all of which resonate with the local heritage. Works span American portraits and landscape paintings, as well as early European representations in oil, watercolor, wood carving, plus sketches and drawings.
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Rogers House MuseumRogers House Museum is a stunning historic home built by William Dudley Rogers for his family in 1901 and is currently administered by the Madison Morgan Cultural Center. Drawing upon its rich history and cultural significance, Rogers House Museum offers a unique glimpse into early 20th century life complete with original furnishings and artifacts from the time period. Visitors can take guided tours of the house to learn about the history of local families.
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Madison Historic DistrictMadison Historic District, is a colorful reminder of the past. Founded before 1810, the district is largely comprised of 18th and 19th century architecture, including Federal, Greek Revival, Italianate and Gothic styles. Within the district are also several churches and cemeteries. These elements all contribute to the rich history that pervades every corner of Madison Historic District. Famous for hosting Samuel Elbert Day in 1862.
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Madison Morgan Cultural CenterThe Madison-Morgan Cultural center, is a beautiful performing arts and education center that provides exciting programs and activities year-round. It offers a 250-seat theater with state-of-the-art lighting and sound, as well as workshops for aspiring performers. Programs include drama and music classes, summer camps for kids, performances by local artists, special movie nights, holiday events, art exhibitions, and more.
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Bonar HallBonar Hall, is a charming and picturesque antebellum mansion built in 1862 near the Oconee River. The hall was named for William Bonar, the former owner, and for generations has been home to various cotton farmers. Today, it stands as a restored example of Southern hospitality and historical architecture: a reminder of simpler times gone by. Boasting three stories that stretch across nearly 5,000 square feet of living space.
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Lake RutledgeLake Rutledge is a 650-acre lake in Morgan County. It is a popular fishing and recreation destination, making it an important asset to the local community. Visitors enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, camping and other outdoor activities on the lake’s pristine waters. The lake has a maximum depth of 30 feet and is stocked with different species of fish throughout the year, including largemouth bass and bream which make great catches for anglers.

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Morgan County
Morgan County, Georgia is located in the northern part of the state and was settled in the early 1800s. It was officially constituted as a county in 1807, named for Daniel Morgan, a soldier from the American Revolutionary War. Spanning over 470 square miles, Morgan County features rolling hills, breathtaking lakes and forests of oak and pine trees. The population of Morgan County is about 185,000 residents and is considered one of the healthiest counties in Georgia due to low obesity rates, high

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