Miller Farm Airport

Douglasville, United States

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A private general aviation facility in Douglas County, Georgia.

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Douglasville, United States

Miller Farm Airport (25GA) is a private general aviation airport located in Douglasville, Georgia, within Douglas County. It serves as a small, privately operated facility catering to personal and recreational flying rather than commercial passenger service. The airport is identified in FAA records under the identifier 25GA, indicating its registration as a private-use airfield in the state of Georgia. It does not hold IATA or ICAO codes associated with commercial airports, reflecting its limited, private operational scope.

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›Registered under FAA identifier 25GA as a private-use airport.
›Located in Douglas County, Georgia, near the city of Douglasville.
›No commercial airline service is offered at this facility.
›Does not have an assigned IATA or ICAO code.
›Primarily serves general aviation and private aircraft operations.

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City & Place Guide

Gateway to Georgia charm with suburban warmth and outdoor adventure.

Douglasville is a growing city in Douglas County, located about 20 miles west of Atlanta along Interstate 20. It blends small-town Southern hospitality with easy access to the amenities of a major metropolitan area, making it popular with families and day-trippers alike.

The city offers a mix of shopping, dining, parks, and community events centered around its revitalized historic downtown. Visitors enjoy a relaxed pace while still having quick access to Atlanta's world-class attractions, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, and the natural beauty of West Georgia.

•Arbor Place Mall — major regional shopping and dining hub
•Hunter Memorial Park — sprawling park with sports fields and walking trails
•Douglasville's Historic Downtown — charming shops, local eateries, and murals
•Chapel Hill Area — modern dining and retail corridor popular with locals
•Sweetwater Creek State Park (nearby) — stunning ruins and scenic riverside hiking
•Boundary Waters Park — family-friendly green space with a lake and outdoor events

Getting around: Douglasville is best explored by personal vehicle or rental car, as the city is car-dependent with limited public transit. Douglas County Transit provides local bus routes, but schedules are limited. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are available throughout the area, and taxis can be arranged by phone. Interstate 20 makes driving to and from Atlanta straightforward.

Best time: Spring (March through May) offers mild temperatures, blooming dogwoods, and comfortable conditions ideal for outdoor exploration.

Local food: Try classic Southern comfort food at local diners, including fried chicken, collard greens, and peach cobbler, alongside a growing craft barbecue scene.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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