Came today with my 13 yo and paid the birthday all day unlimited. The only 2 activities I wanted to…read moredo was the go karts and rock climbing. In the rock climbing line over 5 mins just a lil boy in front of me. When the attendant starts helping unstrap the current climbers the boys gremlin line jumping sister jumps on front of me. Parents adamant they're together she just got out of line. The attendant just lets the demon goblin go ahead but even after climbing, hitting the buzzer, she continues letting them climb for well over 20 mins. I say something at 1st she's acting like she don't know or remember. Huh? They just climbed off, I said something the moment she ran straight past me. she calls a manager and proceeds to tell the manager she was confused she thought they were my kids. Huh? Why would I be upset her jumping in front of me? You stood there while her parents were adamant she was going ahead of me. The managers like I mean I can throw you like $7 on an arcade card which was pretty insulting considering I paid 25 and only did go carts once a $9 value. Rather discouraging makes you not even wanna do anything there at all. Here's a pic of my kid getting to have the fun I paid for though. Sure wish I couldve just got to enjoy my Friday night. But nope. I get to pay for stuff and not enjoy just get screwed.

Had my daughter's birthday party here on Sunday and I would not recommend to anyone. Although I…read moreknow some of my guests were late we were rushed out of the room by the party "host" and then I was asked to wait in the same room for my bill for atleast fifteen minutes after I was so rudely rushed out of it. She stood in front of the whole party and told my 6 year old she didn't have time to eat her birthday cake. This was after she scolded me in front of the whole party for looking in the cabinet after she left the room with the lighter for the birthday candles. She was not very personable with my daughter at all and could have told my daughter that she could eat her birthday cake at one of the many other tables / booths in the place. (It was not busy yet at all) I still ended up paying full price for the birthday party but I was offered a game card to spend there as an apology I guess. Wouldn't recommend, and have such better party experiences in less room time elsewhere. Overpriced for such a terrible experience

This is a fantastic park and community center. Early voting for Buford is done here. Plenty of…read moreparking but realize parking gets pretty close to full on last day of early voting. Beautifully kept and well maintained. Let's go!

My youngest played rec baseball here for Mill Creek Athletic Association. It's a good program and…read morecompetitive for a rec league. The fields are nice and they recently renovated the batting cages. Now the bathrooms could use some work. It feels like they are almost always very dirty, out of soap or toilet paper, and just feel incredibly aged. This is the one thing that keeps this park from being 5 stars. The inside pool at the aquatic center could use some updates too, but it's still fun.

This small picnic park along US-441 in Baldwin is cute. Some facilities here include picnic tables,…read moresome grassy space and a covered picnic pavilion that also has a charcoal grill. Plenty of parking along the way and I noticed a few Level 1 charging outlets available. The park is nicely shaded and there are a couple of historical markers here. I'd be concerned about the proximity to traffic but otherwise, a nice little park. [Review 21131 overall - 702 in Georgia - 94 of 2024.]

Again, restroom closed before 8pm. Done with workout five min before 8pm to be able to wash hands…read moreand use restroom...but can't because the people working here are packed and ready to leave at 7:45 pm. It is very inconvenient for a senior with health issues

I've got friends in the northern suburbs that rave about this place. It wasn't terrible, but I…read morewouldn't go on my own. It's pricey for what it is. Gwinnett has several facilities practically identical to the amenities offered for half the price, the difference is a lack of hot concessions in Gwinnett. You can't bring in your own food here, you're stuck with their mediocre options. All greasy, salty, cheap. One of the upsides is that the outdoor pool opens at a reasonable time, 10am.

Overall, the sites at Duckett Mill are really nice…read more I am taking off 2 stars because they have really stopped managing the location and it's turning into a bit of a free for all. When we camped last year we were limited to 2 cars, 2 tents, and we had to tell them how many people we would have at the site, and were limited (also reminded twice that no alcohol was allowed). This year, our neighbors have 3 boats, 4 tents, 3 cars, and 12 people, half of which are drinking heavily. And blasting music that you can probably hear across the entire peninsula. So it's definitely not as enjoyable the way it has been in the past. Still great views, but the rules are a joke.

Beautiful park surrounding by Lake Lanier. Lots of paved and mostly flat ground if you have a pet…read moreor to walk to enjoy cycling. Almost every campsite has a lovely view. There's a public boat ramp, beach area and grills. This park is a lovely one stop shop for all!

Nice, big park. Completely with a tennis court, baseball stadium and a playground. Plenty of space…read morefor kids to play and run. There're bathrooms, too.

Looking for a day camp that feels like sending your kids to grandma's house? This is it! Joy, the…read morecamp director, used to throw a "Granny Camp" for her grandkids each summer. She saw the need for affordable childcare while schools are out, and decided to do something about it. The kids have an incredible playground, tons of activities throughout the summer, and are treated like family. We LOVE Camp Timothy, and have sent so many of our younger family members there. Return to simpler times, where kids really get to be kids!!

Atlanta Safari Park is a great place to spend couple of hours with family, kids, a date or even…read moresolo as you drive on their 2-mile paved road through 156 acres of open land. While I wouldn't say they are on the same level as Wild Animal Safari south of Atlanta, they do have a decent offering of animals at a fairly reasonable admission price. Included with the drive-thru safari admission is a small walking zoo with farm animals, a few giraffes, and a parakeet enclosure. The giraffes just got a few new arrivals, but they were not yet on display. You may also encounter a free roaming peacock, to whom we did not see this visit. For a small fee you can purchase lettuce for the giraffes and seed sticks for the parakeets. But be forewarned, these tiny birds are a real joy, but they have absolutely no sense of personal boundaries! When I ran out of seed they landed on my head and shoulders, nibbled on my ear and tried to go inside my jacket pockets! You can also ride on the open wagon instead of driving your own vehicle when it is available (currently only on weekends). Cost for this is $10, but it also comes with a bucket of feed. During this past visit, one of the camels was being very ornery and bit my car door (causing some slight damage) and also tried to chew on my mirror until I drove away. He also tore the feed bucket right out of my sister's hands and tossed it on the ground! LOL It was a chilly day in February (around 45 degrees), so the animals were not very active, unlike our first visit last spring. We drove several football field stretches without seeing any animals, nor was the volume of animals the same. Still, when we did find them in groups here and there, it was a fun experience. Beware of the llamas and their fondness for spitting! If they are annoyed for ANY reason, you will surely have a fun story to tell. So keep your camera ready! FAVORITE THINGS: * The Highland Cows * Any of the baby animals * Feeding the Parakeets * Feeding the giraffes * DODGING llama spit * Riding with people who are uncomfortable with how in-your-face some of the animals can get! [ FINAL THOUGHTS ] In my opinion, warmer is a better time to visit than cooler and earlier in the day when the animals are hungrier is better than later when several cars have already offered them feed. ENJOY!!! NOTE: Kangaroos are expected to arrive by late spring of 2026 and a little birdie also told me there are several other surprises on the way!

Nice day beautiful day blue sky's and a slight breeze animals were out and would walk up to car…read moreduring the drive which was a couple of miles of bison highland and cows lamas and ostriches emus etc they had at the general parking lots parakeet aviary last kangaroos and a giraffe. Great afternoon and not crowded at all