Very tiny shoe box park located in Decatur, Georgia. I drove by the park and was confounded like…read morethe last two or three parks in Decatur I drove to, there's not a big conspicuous sign or grandiose warm welcome that you landed. It's more like walking out of a airport and having a personal Chauffeur who is waiting for you without a sign and you having to guess who your driver is, and you're completely inundated by the crowd, but in this case the Woods. The park was so small and the walking path isn't even a quarter mile long and if I said that I'd be generous. I'd say if you like walking around a neighborhood and through the "park" you'll be fine, but for running, I'd say there are few other options that's better suit you. Ok maybe I was a little harsh about the signage, but I added an extra star because I saw the signage towards the end of my run.

Beautiful parkway with access to Jimmy CarterPresidential Center. Outdoor sculptures. Lush trees…read moreand bushes. The colors are amazing! Trails for walking and cycking.

This review is for the camera museum. My friend randomly found this place listed at the visitor…read morecenter, and turned out to be the highlight of our day in McDonough! The owner Scott was incredibly knowledgeable about cameras, photography and has incredible items on display. He kindly gave us a private totally impromptu tour, is so passionate about all things photo and we were a captivated audience! I've been through this town a number of times and had no clue this existed. Scott even gave us a lift back to the town center in his truck. Thanks so much Scott for the incredible tour - and to your assistant who made us feel so welcome!

Took my family here for my daughters 17th birthday. We called last minute and we were able to…read moreschedule a reservation for later that day. It was amazing!! The soul train dance was the highlight to include our little "Q&A" session at the end. Our family loves museums and this one was the best. Cameras and an escape room is the greatest idea ever. We will surely be letting more people know about this location when visiting into town.

Covington Square in Covington, Georgia, is a beautifully preserved historic district that anchors…read morethe city. Today, it was buzzing with energy thanks to a tremendous car show that filled the square with gleaming chrome, vintage engines, and crowds of enthusiasts. At the center stands the Newton County Courthouse, a red-brick Victorian landmark built in 1884, known for its clock tower and frequent appearances in film and television, including The Dukes of Hazzard and The Vampire Diaries. Among the square's monuments is the Confederate Memorial, erected in 1906 by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. It features a granite obelisk topped with a soldier and honors Newton County residents who served in the Civil War. Nearby, the Covington Square Historical Marker recounts the town's experience during General Sherman's March to the Sea, including the burning of the railroad depot and the mixed reactions of locals. There is also an obelisk serving as the town's Veterans Memorial, listing those from Newton County who died serving in World War II, Korea, Vietnam and the Gulf War. The car show added a festive layer to the square's usual charm. Classic muscle cars and custom builds lined the streets, drawing visitors who paused to admire the craftsmanship and snap photos with the courthouse in the background. The event blended Covington's rich history with its lively present, making the square feel like a true crossroads of culture and community. [Review 1298 of 2025 - 846 in Georgia - 24850 overall]

Cool downtown area. Great little shops, bars, and restaurants; even axe throwing. The walkway…read morearound the square also has a 'Hollywood Stars' walk of fame. Then down the street from Scoop's icecream is a park with hammocks, well worth the few blocks walk. Enjoy!

Buckhead Town Park is a modest but inviting green space that reflects the quiet charm of its…read morehistoric surroundings. Nestled beside the volunteer fire department, the park features a small playground with basic climbing structures and slides, ideal for young children. A covered pictnic pavilion with a few picnic tables and benches offer spots for families or visitors to relax, and the open grassy area provides room for informal play or peaceful reflection. A fenced tennis court appears in good condition. Though compact, the park serves as a central gathering place for the community and complements the town's rural character. [Review 1316 of 2025 - 855 in Georgia - 24868 overall]

True baseball fans love an intimate ballpark like Panthersville, where half the crowd is there to…read morecheer for a family member or friend, and a moderate holler is loud enough to make your voice heard on the field. Amenities include metal stands, a parking lot, a concession area and a couple of restrooms. Amenities do not include shade (mostly) or a paved entrance (disabled fans beware -- the approach is big jagged gravel). Bring cash for the tickets and concessions, which are both pretty reasonable. The ballpark staff is often nice enough to overlook the rule against bringing in your own little picnic, but if they feel like enforcing it the day you visit, you'll be glad you can buy a Coke and some peanuts. Play ball! and Go Panthers!

Birthday Party Review: This place is a hidden gem for the…read morecity of Atlanta when it comes to birthday parties. (Literally. You will pass it and have to make a U turn.). Located in the same parking area as The Horizon School, but in a building way in the back. When you enter the building, you may be confused on is this spa with the water fountain? Anyways, keep walking. When you enter the main room, you will know it. They have basketball hoops and an Indoor Soccer Field! Whaaaat?!?! They also have foosball and ping pong upstairs. The "cake and pizza" room is upstairs and seating is available too. The staff is great! I loved that it was energetic females and males leading the activities. . From what I gathered, you preselected 3 of the activities offered. For the party we attended, the kids played capture the flag, dodgeball, and an obstacle course. The parties are two hours long which is plenty of time!! They are a nonprofit to help kids get into shape by having fun and learning about nutrition at the same time. That's what makes this place even cooler!!

This place is so great!! Love how small the classes are, and how they do not make you fill like a…read morenumber at the large gyms. Anne is amazing with her early morning classes. She is so peppy in the morning. She's a smiling cup of coffee. Delisha's class after work is the perfect way to end the workday. Music in both classes get you going and pumped up!!

This is a wonderful place for spin class! The instructors go out of their way to make sure you are…read moreset up (for new or returning members) and provide a great overall experience! I'm new to spin and every ride has been scaled to my ability, while pushing me and encouraging. I'd highly recommend the spin club to anyone at any fitness level!