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Pulled this off the State Park's homepage. Looks like they've updated their rules to reflect HB 89 effective 1 July. Good News and I am glad to see them not try to avoid the bill. Some of the federally supported parks in GA still fall under federal laws and thus HB 89 does not help.
Georgia State Parks Weapons rules and regs.
Weapons: Firearms must be unloaded, cased and stored, unless a person possesses a license to carry a concealed firearm that is valid in this state. A person possessing a license to carry a concealed firearm that is valid in this state may carry such firearm on Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites, except on sites where carrying such firearm is prohibited by federal law. Concealed firearms are not permitted on sites that are leased Federal Property.
Bows and arrows, explosives, fireworks, slingshots, fishing spears or any device that discharges projectiles by any means is prohibited.
The following sites are on leased federal property:
Army Corp of Engineers
Red Top Mountain
Seminole
George T. Bagby
Florence Marina
Tugaloo
Hart
Bobby Brown
Richard B. Russell
Elijah Clark
Mistletoe
U.S. Fish & Wildlife
S.C. Foster
Reciprocal Firearms Agreements
Some states have reciprocal firearms agreements with Georgia and their citizens may possess a concealed firearm as long as they possess a valid concealed firearm permit from their respective state.
States with Reciprocal Firearms Agreements with Georgia include:
Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Wyoming
Pulled this off the State Park's homepage. Looks like they've updated their rules to reflect HB 89 effective 1 July. Good News and I am glad to see them not try to avoid the bill. Some of the federally supported parks in GA still fall under federal laws and thus HB 89 does not help.
Georgia State Parks Weapons rules and regs.
Weapons: Firearms must be unloaded, cased and stored, unless a person possesses a license to carry a concealed firearm that is valid in this state. A person possessing a license to carry a concealed firearm that is valid in this state may carry such firearm on Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites, except on sites where carrying such firearm is prohibited by federal law. Concealed firearms are not permitted on sites that are leased Federal Property.
Bows and arrows, explosives, fireworks, slingshots, fishing spears or any device that discharges projectiles by any means is prohibited.
The following sites are on leased federal property:
Army Corp of Engineers
Red Top Mountain
Seminole
George T. Bagby
Florence Marina
Tugaloo
Hart
Bobby Brown
Richard B. Russell
Elijah Clark
Mistletoe
U.S. Fish & Wildlife
S.C. Foster
Reciprocal Firearms Agreements
Some states have reciprocal firearms agreements with Georgia and their citizens may possess a concealed firearm as long as they possess a valid concealed firearm permit from their respective state.
States with Reciprocal Firearms Agreements with Georgia include:
Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and Wyoming
