Fairchild Access � � Historical note:� One of the largest prehistoric finds in this area was near this landing.� It attracted the attention of the Smithsonian Institute.� Here there was evidence of extensive habitation by prehistoric Indians.� It is also believed to have been the sight of a Seminole Indian Village .� All is now under Treasure Lake . � By boat:� Mile Marker 11.2 on the Georgia side (right going upstream) � By vehicle:� Down River Road (County Road 221) to the sign � Amenities:� Ramp, boat dock, picnic area, comfort station � Phone number:� (229) 662-2001 By water, the access channel is a little difficult to find.� A winding, unmarked waterway from the Chattahoochee River leads you to a surprise end at Treasure Lake .� Once inside, you go fairly straight ahead.� As you near the shore, you will see the channel marked which lead you to a gradual cement landing with a boat dock. ����������� If you come by vehicle, you will find that the parking lot is maneuverable and the ramp is user friendly.� Under the pines are picnic tables and stoves.� There is also a clean comfort station.� The beauty of this park has remained pristine.� It is worth the find. � � �