The Vogel State Park is a state park and recreation area in Blairsville, Georgia. It is the second oldest unit in the Georgia state parks system.

Established in 1931, the Vogel State Park offers 233 acres at the base of Blood Mountain. It is the other founding unit of the Georgia state parks system which is also why most of the park is constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps. It is also one of the highest altitude state parks in Georgia at a 2500 feet elevation.

The Vogel State Park has a lot of things to boast about. It has several natural features including some streams, a waterfall, and the Lake Trahlyta. Visitors can easily enjoy hiking, backpackng, fishing, swimming, boating, and golfing at the park.