The gazebos and picnic tables from when the Radium Springs casino was in its prime still remain at least partly intact at what is now known as Radium Springs Garden. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)Jennifer ParksJennifer ParksJennifer ParksJennifer ParksJennifer ParksJennifer ParksJennifer ParksJennifer ParksJennifer ParksJennifer Parks
Radium Springs Garden is one of the best kept secrets in southwest Georgia, offering beautiful scenery and a historical perspective.
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The Overlook Park grounds adjacent to Radium Springs Garden include fitness equipment, a walking trail and picnic tables. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)
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Radium Springs Garden has plenty of natural beauty for visitors to enjoy. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)
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Radium Springs Garden is located at 2501 Radium Springs Road. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)
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While major flooding damaged the former Radium Springs casino beyond repair, the footprint still remains at the site that now serves as a public park. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)
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Kiosks throughout Radium Springs Garden provide an educational experience at the attraction. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)
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While Radium Springs was once a popular swimming spot, taking a dip in the spring is no longer allowed. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)
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The center island at Radium Springs Garden has served as a perfect spot for weddings. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)
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The footprint of the former Radium Springs casino itself serves as a site for plant life within Radium Springs Garden. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)
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Radium Springs Observation Point offers a different look at the Radium Springs Garden site. (Staff Photo: Jennifer Parks)
