Very nice multi-use facility. It's tagged as an environmental education center with interactive…read moreexhibits and hands-on nature programs. I myself, was there for a wedding reception and I have no complaints whatsoever. Well decorated, aesthetically pleasing facility, that provides both, indoor and outdoor experiences - Thumbs up!!

I am so glad we found this! I saw someone posting about it on Instagram so we went to check it out…read moreand it did not disappoint! This is such a huge plus to the community with tons of displays and informational exhibits for kids. It's free to enter and our toddler really enjoyed the walking trails, the turtles and the water & train displays! Do check and make sure the water exhibit is open that day if it's in the summer bc of day camps if you're really wanting to see that. It is the coolest exhibit imo but they had a huge train table, tent for pretend play and tons of other educational toys for kids in the other rooms too They also took us down to see the reptile exhibit with turtles, snakes and lizards and it's a scenic route with waterfalls and cool architecture. Couldn't love this place more; it's a must visit!

Excellent American Legion in Sugar Hill that is a great location to visit for the Scouts and a…read moregreat organization to support. Post 127 has a very well run organization and a good, clean, and spacious location. 5 stars for what it is and the organization it supports. Thank you for being here!

We went for dinner when visiting my father-in-law. I was impressed at how nice this new building is…read moreand the beautiful grounds. Thursday night was trivia night and we played one round which was fun. The drinks and food are very reasonably priced and non-members are allowed to visit as well. The French dip sandwich was excellent. They have a blue plate special on Thursday nights, which is only $10. Last night it was Chicken Parmesan that everyone said was very good. Everyone we met was very friendly and welcoming. I wish we lived in the area and could visit more regularly.

Note for anyone navigating: this is Gwinnett Field now. The Coolray naming rights lapsed after last…read moreseason, so older listings and your GPS may still say Coolray Field. We're four-year season ticket holders -- four seats, front row on the first base line, about five feet up from home plate. Not square behind the plate, but close enough that it doesn't matter. Excellent seats and a real value for what they cost. We don't always fill all four; when it's just us we spread out, and when we want company we bring people See our full review under the Gwinnett Stripers page here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/gwinnett-stripers-lawrenceville?hrid=ussEWFiwrHkLGMyS4wyZ7w&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)

A nice night at the field!…read more Parking was super easy & FREE! Paid parktis available, but the lot is not THAT BIG YOU. Easy access! Nice lot staff to guide & help before the game. As you can imagine food & beverage are not allowed from outside the park. Staff check bags upon entry. Food & beverage are NOT cheap (why I gave 4 stars), but they have a lot to offer for a smaller park. We ate before we went so stuck with beverages & Dippin' Dots only. Oh, my son got fried pickles & they were REALLY good!! They have a few activities for children; bounce house & the back lawn to run around. PLEASE be careful on the lawn- one child was hit in the face with a ball hit hot off of a bat when we were there. There is no net to stop them from getting out there. My husband saw him in a wheelchair going to medical. Yikes, I hope he's going to be OK!!! A fun night, good music & a win for the Stipers. Tickets are reasonable, depending on where you sit & the park is pretty much open to do as you please while there. Be respectful, always! Come check'em out with the family. Hope to see you there!

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT A SMALL BUSINESS AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY!…read more Well, it is Saturday in Georgia and that can only mean one thing: Festival time! Today we headed over to the small town of Grayson to check out the Grayson Day Festival. This is an annual festival that occurs on the last Saturday in April. It is a great time for the community and visitors to come out and provide support to local businesses and for local businesses to educate the community regarding their services. We arrived very early this morning just before 9am and had time to make the rounds and check out the vendors prior to the start of the parade at 10am. Vendors included food, crafts, businesses, and churches. Although the music was pumping early when we arrived, I was disappointed to know that the performances would not start until 11:30. We were actually done an hour before this time and would have had to stand around for an hour and that just was not practical. I really love it when the entertainment begins earlier in the morning. By the time the parade ended at 10, we were ready to go as we had seen it all and it suddenly started to get warm. Attending festivals is the ultimate way to support small businesses. Listen up Yelpers! When you find a good festival vendor or happen to eat a good meal, shout it out! Get a name, take some photos and create a Yelp page to show support. It is a great way to help a small business get recognized and it is effortless. I actually met a vendor, (from Marietta), who made her own delicious English toffee. It was so good that I had to create a Yelp page and write a review. Well, her friend saw the review and told her about it so when I happened to just be strolling through an art show in Decatur, she recognized me and gave me a big hug. She was so appreciative and this was such a "feel good" moment that she made MY day. I later learned that she only does indoor shows and festivals. This is the only way for her to offer her chocolate because chocolate and heat spell disaster. Think about it and think about writing a review the next time you find a worthy vendor. *** Grayson won a live work play city award in 2017. This means that the city embodies well-rounded communities that benefit residents and businesses alike and that officials in these cities have demonstrated advanced problem-solving, exceptional management and teamwork to increase the overall quality of life for all residents. Congratulations Grayson!

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.

Vines garden is a great place to come and admire the garden and outdoor decorations, great place…read morefor the kids to run out some energy and maybe have a picnic. They are not big on allowing photo sessions being done here!!!

I took a group of 25 seniors to the museum for a Daytrip recently. Sarah at the Visitor center was…read moremy contact and was waiting for us on arrival. Super tour guide Jeff was so informative and passionate and we all enjoyed getting a history lesson of Watkinsville. Definitely worth a trip!

A cool old historic museum. I'm glad it's still kept up and has beautiful grounds. I wanted to go…read morethrough but it's closed on Sunday. I'll edit this review when that day comes. You should check it out.

We went for a three year olds birthday party. The party space was large and set up great for…read morecake/pizza. There's a fridge and sink in the room. The kids loved venturing out into all of the different areas and playing. It kept them busy the whole time. Truly interactive and enjoyable. We have a 6 month old baby and she crawled around in their small play space for the smaller babies. I will say it did say to remove shoes but lots of bigger kids were just running wild through this space with their shoes on and it was a bit much so we didn't stay playing in there long for fear our little would get trampled. Nice to have an area for babies in theory, but without someone running the area it's just not being respected which again is more on the parents supervision (or lack there of). Overall a good experience and we could come back.

Small, poorly cared for, everything is so worn and dirty, and still very expensive for what it it…read more My grandsons do enjoy it on a rainy day, but even they find an hour here to be enough. I know they're planning to relocate. Perhaps they will put more effort into the care and cleanliness.

so I found the advertisement for this online. They're here from May 15, 2025 through about June 15,…read more2025 -ish. I took my daughter there because we were looking for something fun to do. Everyone under the age of three is free, adult have to pay to get in. Price varies, depending on what day of the week it is. You can go to their website and see the pricing. They open in the late afternoon around 5 PM. They close around 9:30 to 10 PM depending on the day. It's not shaded so be warned. it's a great place to bring young kids and even slightly older children. They have a small playground, a small area that's covered to eat. A food truck with funnel cakes and Oreos and corn dogs, but you can bring your own food and drinks. There's tons of cool, animated dinosaurs. When it starts getting dark, they light up, which is really nice but the catches in the summer the sunsets later so you gotta keep your kids up a little late. They have a little dance area. They have a train, a little go kart type thing and a bounce house. The extra stuff like the go kart and the train cost extra starting at five dollars a person so the price can add up. I ended up paying around $94 for three adult tickets and three train rides for adults on a Wednesday. The dinosaurs are animated or lit up. It's not huge and so it's a nice place to bring the kids because it's not overwhelming. It's in the parking lot at the mall of Georgia near the Belks. There is plenty of parking when we went, but it was a Wednesday, but I'm sure it gets busy on the weekends. I do think it's a touch price for what they offer but I think it's a fun event for young kids, especially. Everyone there is very nice. I'm not sure how clean the bounce houses that we did not go inside. The go-kart cart type dinosaurs were very fun to ride, but aren't the cleanest, but what is with little kids? Overall, my daughter had an amazing time and so for that, I would give it five stars. It's also really pretty at night when it lights up. I think it's an interesting experience that I would do again.