This was my first time at this park. It's definitely for people who love nature. I was looking for…read morea park for my grandkids to swing at. lol! I should've known that this wasn't the place. I'll definitely visit again. We will just make sure to be fully dressed first a nature walk. :-)

Line creek is so cool :D it is not the best view tho it is super cool I love Peachtree city it is…read morethe best

Pro: If you're looking for a scenic hike near Atlanta, I highly recommend Sweetwater Creek State…read morePark. The park offers a perfect blend of nature, history, and adventure. The trails wind alongside beautiful rushing rapids, through shaded forests, and lead to the fascinating ruins of the historic New Manchester Mill, which dates back to the Civil War era. citeturn0search0turn0search2 The Red Trail is especially popular and provides stunning creek views with a relatively easy-to-moderate hike, while longer trails offer more of a challenge for experienced hikers. The sound of the water, rocky landscapes, and peaceful surroundings make it easy to forget you're only minutes from Atlanta. excellent destination for a day of hiking, picnicking, and making memories with friends. Con: Parking fees are $10 (gone are the $5 day) Also, the way you pay is...via link and it can be tricky & time consuming. You can go park anywhere in the park once you pay...you don't have to pay 2nd time.

We stayed in Atlanta for the weekend and we were craving a hiking trail on our last day. We spent…read moresome time trying to find the perfect spot that included water, medium hike, and close enough to the city to avoid adding another two hours to our trip back home to FL. This state park was a great find and only a 30 min drive from mid town. They had different trails for different levels of hiking. Our trail ran alongside the creek and we got to dip our legs in the water while others were swimming and tanning. If we weren't so tired we would have made a whole day of it!

Quiet, spacious, walking trail to walk your dog, tennis courts, volleyball court, basketball court,…read moretrack field, everything you need for a good workout. Also have picnic area and a small playground for the little kids. I'll definitely visit again

Nice beautiful park with plenty of places to walk. You can walk the track, the nature trail or the…read moresidewalk around the park. It has tennis courts, a field, gazebos, etc.

This is a beautiful FREE public park in Loganville, GA with FREE parking…read more It used to be a fancy botanical garden that was then taken over by the county and now has fallen into mostly disrepair. However, the abandoned- looking aspect of this park is what appeals to me. You will see many locals visiting to do prom, wedding, and cosplay photoshoots at this park. My favorite part is the beautiful pond and the haunted Japanese garden in the back of the park. It is a little difficult to find this garden, but it is hauntingly gorgeous.

Absolutely beautiful venue! But ladies, let me warn you, if you're going here for an outdoor…read morewedding, wear flats outside and switch to your heels once you get inside. The gravel leading from where you park to the outside area will destroy your heels. My Louboutin tips were gone from both of my heels and the leather on the heels were shredded. Needless to say, I will be dropping my heels off this week for repair. Also, if this venue provided the cooks for the wedding I attended on 3/23/24, the food is absolutely AMAZING.

Amazing place to take kids to play in sprinklers and experience nature. Lots of frogs and horses…read more always passing by.

This is one of our favorite places to hike with the dogs. There are paved trails, and natural…read moretrails that are pretty well marked now. There are lots of amenities for a smaller county park...tent camping, RV camping, fishing lake, splash park...the folks who work there are friendly. What's not to love??!?

My friends and I enjoyed a day kayaking on lake Alexander at Panola State Park. Ranger Veronica…read morewalked us through all the safety gear and how to paddle a kayak. Parking was $10 and paid easily via a QR code. We enjoyed another great adult program at Panola's

Map was a smidge confusing and marking is lacking in some areas. We visited the visitor center…read morewhich had animals on display, educational materials, and fun souvenirs! The restrooms by the playground were clean and spacious! The playground was large and fun and offered minimal shade. We drove out and around to the water front to hike the loop trail which was such a joy. We saw so many lovely animals and ran into some lovely locals who shared stories of animal run ins while at the park. The barn you walk through could use some love it was a little spooky haha overall we would come back in a heart beat! It's a beautiful natural oasis!

Great area Separate areas for large dogs vs small dogs…read moreClean with h2o available No pool bags needs to be refilled

My rating is strictly based on the fact that I have 3 dogs, medium to large, so take that for what…read moreit is worth. I am well aware that some parks restrict the number of dogs one can bring, and I understand why that may be the case. On the flip side, I always scout a park, before I bring my dogs out of the car. I looked this park up in Yelp and thought it'd be nice. From what I saw, it was. However, unlike some parks where the parking lot is immediately adjacent to the park, this park has quite a bit of green space between the main lot and the fenced dog areas. Even the secondary or smaller parking lot is separated by 2 small foot bridges and a bit of green space. As beautiful as the area is, I am not comfortable traversing the large open areas with 3. It would be great for 1 or 2, though. I do encourage others to consider this park, though.

I really like this dog park, and my dog does as well! The…read moredog park is well taken care of and has everything a dog could need, from water bowls to cleanup stations and a good area to run around! The people that come here are really friendly as well, and so are their dogs!! My dog is a bit shy (she's still a puppy and hasn't interacted with many other dogs) and this is a great place to help her socialize with other dogs and overcome her shyness.

This Dog Park, prior to recent disturbing events, would've gotten 10 stars. It has large small dog…read morearea, which is the section I used with my two small dogs. However, in recent visits, there are a number of issues that are causing my decision to not go to this park anymore. 1. There is an elderly woman who is bringing her older lighter brown female dog into the park that has attacked my 4 month old female puppy viciously 3 times. At one visit, the older lighter brown female dog was already in the park and attacked my female puppy immediately as my puppy entered the park. I was able to separate them, and the elderly woman scolded her dog, and I went ahead on in with the assurance of the elderly woman that she would control her dog. But a few minutes later, the older lighter brown female dog went after my female puppy even more viciously. After I separated them again, the elderly woman took her older lighter brown female dog out of the dog park. 2. Another day, this same elderly woman came to the park after I was already in the park and on the far side of the park. As is common practice for the dogs already in the park, many, if not all of them, rush to the entrance gate to greet the incoming dogs. My two small dogs were amongst four other dogs who all ran to the entrance gate to greet the incoming dog, which was the older lighter brown female dog, who immediately singled out my female puppy out of the group of dogs that had gone to the entrance gate and once again viciously attacked my female puppy. I happened to have notice the elderly woman getting out of her car and identified the older lighter brown female dog that had attacked my female puppy previously, so I was quickly making my way to the entrance gate, but the older lighter brown female dog had already started viciously attacking my 4 month old female puppy. I was able to swoop up my female puppy and also my male puppy and immediately left the dog park. The elderly woman, whose dog attacked my dog, made no effort to apologize, or make sure my dog was ok. This elderly woman should not be allowed to bring her vicious dog into the dog park. 2. A Sunday visit to the dog park later in the early evening one of my dogs jumped up onto the table under the canopy and fortunately I was near by and was getting him down off the table, but what had caught his immediate attention was someone had left a bunch of religious booklets across the table top with beef jerky pieces laid on top of each of the booklets. I appreciate folks wanting to exploit dog park visitors with their religious beliefs, but leaving beef laying out with the booklets shows an ignorance and complete lack of respect for the rules and common sense aspects of a dog park not to bring food products into the dog park, whether it is people food, dog food, dog treats, etc. and to try to lure the dogs in the park to the jerky so the pets owner sees their religious booklets is a vicious and mean thing to do. Many dogs could end up getting sick of the jerky, or worse choke on it and die. 3. Another time a family of wild kids came in with sack lunches and the kids running wild in the park. This caused a regular visitor to the park to leave without coming into the park. I am deadset against children being allowed to play in a dog park, since that is disruptive to the dogs... After all, dogs aren't allowed in children's parks... And the head of the family acted surprised when advised that people food was not allowed in the dog park... As I pointed that out, several dogs jumped up on the table and went after the bags of food as soon as the bags of food were placed on the table. Whoever is managing this park needs to take a more active role in making sure vicious dogs are kept out of the park and folks are better informed about not bringing any kind of food stuffs, snacks, etc. into the park. But... we responsible pet owners are able to self regulate... It is the folks who just simply don't care that ruin it for everyone else.