This was our second time visit and we had just as much fun as the first time! The staff are so…read moresweet and kind, they engage with the kids/parents/visitors, and there is sooooo much for the kiddos to do while visiting. The space is huge and I must say the kiddos have the chance to run, jump, scream, and burn off sooooo much energy while parents/guardians can hang back a bit and allow kiddos to just have fun. This location is easy to miss is you're not paying attention to the signage and once you're in the parking lot, you'll want to enter at the door across from the gated open field. The other entrance (closest to Dekalb Industrial) will lead you to the open gym space. Either way, once you're inside, there's tons of fun to be had. Open play can be purchased online for $20 for two hours of playtime. I love the activities they have for the kiddos and there's a separate play space for the tinier ones. There plenty of space to sit, chat, and there's WiFi available if you need to bring your laptop. It's bright, lively, and a wonderful addition to the area.

I absolutely love this place for me and the kid. I initially discovered this place because i…read morefrequent Mason Mill and the PATH trails. I started with the Adult Beginner Saturday class. It wasn't awkward at all ... being that I never played tennis. Coach Joe is AWESOME. He's funny, full of energy, and treats each one of us like we can be a tennis star even in our later years. I found the Summer Class for the little kids (5 years old) to be reasonable and luckily in my time schedule. Monday's at 4 and Saturday mornings. The coach is so good and he really encourages my daughter. She's 5 so I don't know if she'll be good or not ... but it's definitely great to get outdoors and introduce her and I to something new. They also have a lot of free and for profit events. Join the email group. If things remain the same I'll forever be a patron whether active or passive.

We've been here for pickleball class and it's a great time! Coach Emory is fun, funny, and skilled…read more There are varying levels of classes, starting with Beginner and then Emerging Beginner. The max capacity for the class is 8 people, so you have to make your reservation early - this is easy enough to do on their website. They also offer round robin tournaments and other organized pickleball activities. My only gripe is that it's not easy to reserve a pickleball court if you just feel like playing on your own. Sometimes, when the weather is nice, we feel like going out for some impromptu pickleball and don't feel like competing. Still looking for places in DeKalb where we can easily reserve a court and do our own thing. I believe you can call to check availability and reserve, though.

We attended the Taste of Mableton. It rained but we still support. I usually go for the summer…read moreconcerts & such. But it's always fun to attend other events. Mableton is growing . We love us some Mableton House arts center So many things to do here

A covered amphitheatre and every seat in the place is good ...Wow. I recently visited this place…read moreand it was a great experience. If it is raining pack your rain boots because only a portion of the parking lot is paved but other than that go and enjoy. Bring your own snacks too. There are some concessions available and they take cards but the selection is limited.

My first impression of Wall Crawler Rock Club was their bouldering section, which made me question…read moretheir name because I couldn't crawl up any of the walls. And before you shout "Skill issue!", let it be known that at Stone Summit I can comfortably climb V0-V3s, but I couldn't scale one of Wall Crawler's V1-V3s. Their bouldering room was wacky in all sorts of other ways too-- half the routes weren't marked with a V-grade at all, and Wall Crawlers chose to adhere to the outdoor bouldering safety method of "Drag the mat under where you're bouldering," which is great if you're an experienced climber/faller, but pretty unnerving to amateurs who don't want to miss the 5x5 ft. mat from 12 feet in the air. Aside from the bouldering section I enjoyed Wall Crawler Rock Club though. The top-rope routes were well set and I enjoyed the ~6 routes I climbed, plus the automatic belay machines were great since I didn't have to spend an hour getting a belay certification. My friends and I also enjoyed goofing off in their in-house "gym," which has a bunch of tools that train climbing muscles like lats and forearms. Overall however, I decided to stick to rating Wall Crawler a 3/5 star because of the cost. Wall Crawler Rock Club is just $2 bucks cheaper than Stone Summit despite the latter being 10x bigger, 10x taller, and having 10x more amenities like a huge weight room, free coaching, 4 locations, a modern website, and nicer shoes. I'm totally cool with a smaller, "local," gym having less perks than the big guys, but not when I have to pay the exact same cost. In that case I'll just drive 5 minutes longer to the bigger gym.

Best climbing gym in Atlanta…read more The moonboard is well maintained and is great for climbers who are looking to take bouldering to the next level.

Small gym, but that's to be expected when it's located in the city. This place is hard to find - I…read morehad to look at other people's notes on Google Reviews to find this place. It was giving "looking for the outdoor boulder" vibes. So here's my notes for anyone that will likely need them. PARKING: Trust your GPS to guide you to the entrance of the parking garage. The entrance and exit are two separate doors, so do not think you can enter and/or exit through both of them. The garage is for the 715 Peachtree building and CRG has a sign on the garage that lets you know to park there. Once you pull a ticket and get inside the garage, park anywhere. Don't forget to take your ticket with you to validate inside the gym! GYM ACCESS: Once you park, get to the same level that you entered the garage. Follow the garage signs to enter the 715 Peachtree building. Do not be alarmed if all the lights are off. Continue down the long hallway until you see the elevators on your right. If you hit the coffee shop, you've gone too far. Go DOWN on the elevator to LL. Once you exit the elevator, you'll see the gym there. General Notes: I would advise budgeting at least 10 minutes to get out of the building and garage. Keep this in mind since parking is only validated for 2 hours! Exiting is also a bit of a doozy, but ultimately just follow the garage signs. If possible, CRG should put up additional signage within the 715 building to direct people. I felt like there was no way I would've known to go down on the elevator a floor without the advice of others. The gym itself is solid - it's mostly inclined walls and a few slabs. One interesting area that I've never seen is one of the walls is set at a greater than 90 degree angle, and is quite scary since it relies a lot on feet. Great wall to train on. I appreciated how much cleaner this gym is compared to the Chamblee locations.

Like others have mentioned, it's a bit hard to find once you're in the building, but security was…read moreable to tell me where to go. Didn't know they set new routes on Tuesdays so it was packed when I went on a Tuesday night. Only got a few climbs in before leaving. Tried again Wednesday morning, and was able to do more. It is pretty small, but enough to get a workout in. Definitely bring your own water, no vending machines or store to buy some. Did spy a water fountain towards the back of the building, but one of the traditional ones.

Coach True is outstanding…read more My 5-year-old looks forward to every session. Always has fun. He's patient, reliable, and just knows how to connect with young players. keeps it fun while teaching real fundamentals.

The slow pitch function on the machine did not work and the fast pitch wasn't consistently throwing…read morestrikes, but I had fun.

The Dark Lady play was excellent from start to finish. Just wanted to give flowers and let others…read moreknow about this place. I will definitely be back.

The performance was fantastic. The seats are comfortable. There are also good concession options…read more Parking is only validated for 1 hour so try to arrive close to show time.

Dresden Park has reopened after a few years of renovation and even though I hadn't been here before…read morethat, I have to believe that it's back and better than ever. There's now a dog park which is super convenient for us on days that we don't feel like driving the additional 10 minutes to Brookhaven Park. The only downside is the parking... on a busy Sunday midday on a temperate winters' day all of the fields, tennis courts, playground, etc. were in full use. We had to park in the neighborhood and do a short walk, but at least there was a sidewalk. The nearby street that connects Dresden to Buford Highway had clearly posted No Parking signs. The dog park is a short walk from the parking lot. The paths around the park were all recently paved. There are divided sections for large and small dogs (30 lbs and under). While it isn't nearly as big as Brookhaven, and doesn't have grass (it's mostly concrete, soft mulch, and pine straw), it's still enough room for dogs to run and play. There's a little tunnel/obstacle, a few metal benches to sit on, and a really nice sun shade that will be perfect for summer or rain, and a drinking fountain. Now it's time to get more dogs there! The concession stand was also open today.

Amazing! They had tennis fields, soccer fields,and much more. You can also take a walk around the…read moreplace too. There is also food stands where you can buy some snacks and ice cream. Overall this is a good place for everything thing