The F.D. Roosevelt State Park is a state park, historic site, and recreation area in Pine Mountain, Georgia. It was formerly known as the Pine Mountain State Park and is a designated National Historic Landmark.

Established in 1934, the F.D. Roosevelt State Park is named after former US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The site was dear to the former president’s heart, being a beautiful site that he fell in love with when he moved to the nearby Warm Springs while receiving treatment for his polio.

The F.D. Roosevelt State Park covers 9049 acres and is the largest state park in Georgia. Several structures at the site were built by the CCC or the Civilian Conservation Corps and the WPA or the Works Progress Administration.