Neighborhood walking. Challenging hills. If you're looking for a private walk, this is a nice trail…read morefor that. Plenty of parking.

September 14, 2020…read more This park seems to have it all. An 18 hole Disc golf course, a splash pad (not operational during COVID 19, a nice play ground, a few party gazebos where birthdays were being held. Even if you don't want to play disc golf, you can still enjoy a nice walk following the course trying to find the next T-offs can be fun and challenging. When we arrived we let our kiddo loose on the playground and she had so much fun checking everything out. Next we played the front 9 of the course. The first Tee is down the hill, near the double bridge, not next to the parking lot, which presently is the 4th Tee on the front 9. This course is not stroller friendly. Not having played for at least a year, I was out of practice but I did manage to lead despite Nicole's handicap. I really liked how the course was laid out, and the vegetation isn't so thick that you can't find your disk which landed in a few thick bushes. We concluded our visit with some more time on the playground. All of us were sweaty and ready to head for refreshments. I'd like this place a whole lot more with the splash pad working. Can't wait to come back to play the back 9 of the course too.

I enjoyed a very nice hike on Sunday morning with some girlfriends led by the park rangers at…read moreDavidson-Arabia Nature Preserve. The weather was perfect and the knowledgeable rangers led us on an educational flora and fauna hike. We learned about different plants and mosses growing on the mountain. We even saw a pair of ducks and their nest of eggs. It was the perfect way to spend a Sunday morning.

This is a handy stop that is not far off the highway. The area includes extensive paved trails wide…read moreenough to accommodate bikes and walkers without a huge hassle. The land is interesting, a mix of rocky and verdant terrain. Some dirt trails divert off into the woods. There are a few substantial parking areas. Some open meadows are near the bottom of the hill, while the rocks tend to be more prominent the higher you go. It's a free stop as well.

Beautiful hike spot near the highway complete with a clean parking lot, restrooms, trash cans, and…read moremarked trails. We couldn't believe the views we got with just a short hike! Perfect spot to get a break from a road trip. Dog-friendly!

Looking for an easy to moderate hiking spot with clean trails and free parking? Check out Reynolds…read moreNature Preserve. Coming from Atlanta on a Saturday morning, there was light traffic, and the address brought you directly to the free parking lot. The area has lots of foliage, so it's very shaded and a perfect spot for a summer hike or walk. There are several paths and markers, so you can change it up. My friend and I walked two different paths in 1 hour. In addition to the hiking trails, you also have a grass space with a few picnic tables, perfect for a quiet area to have lunch or meet with a group of friends.   Foot traffic was steady, and there were a few people walking solo however it's not something I would do since it's a forest area and not very crowded.

As stated in two of the previous reviews, the family that operates this park presents as polite,…read morebut is actually incredibly rude. I left an honest review of our stay and their strange check in/payment process/fees and conditions of the lake on a different camping app and was met with harassment over it. When I told the owners that the should be more clear in their listing, I was told I am "Maybe reading impaired, maybe not" Save your money and go camp at a State Park with clean water to recreate in, without all the bogus upcharges and people looming over you your entire stay.

Just 45 min outside Atlanta you will find this header gem. My wife and I went camping here this…read moreweekend. We had a terrific time. We paid $40 USD a night for the camping ground. There are bathrooms and electrical outlets around the camping area! So guess you won't run out of battery any time soon. There is fishing, paddle boats, kayaks, wave runners for a fee. I paid $35 for a fishing boat for the day. In addition, there is swimming, volleyball, basketball, and baseball free of charge! Just bring your own equipment. Jackie the owner was amazing she was there from moment one we showed up. Called us once a day to make sure we were ok and see if we needed anything. This place is great for corporate retreats, camping or just spending the day.

It's really kool, family, lovely park in Jonesboro.,.GA…read more Some are local performers and others just trying to make a name for themselves.,.,.,. It's all gud We attended several events here starting in 2017 to present day.,., Always feel safe ppl are happy and smiling . Also my kids enjoy the park areas.,.,.,., So let's do this again in 2022 Lee Street here we come again.,.,., and make me feel good

Great open air park with amphitheater and good sound system. Went to listen to a tribute to Earth…read moreWind and Fire. There were food trucks there, system was amazing, and lots of areas. My suggestions really have nothing to do with the park. Enjoyed it and everything was clean! Way to go Jonesboro!

This place is so beautiful and serene. The waterfall and walking trails are very easily accessible…read more Parking for non residents is $5 and the parking meter is extremely slow processing credit cards.

After a few scrolls on All Trails I stumbled upon Cochran Mill Green Loop. Cochran Mill Green Loop…read morewas easy to find as it sits right off the main roadway. The parking is ample (and paid) and has space for horse trailer parking as well. As I arrived at the main area I took a moment to review the board. The board educated me that there were multiple trail options. Also, the routes vary by skill level and miles. I was so excited. As today was my non-gym day I decided to go for the Yellow Trail as it is Moderate in effort and is 3-4 miles. I was slightly confused at first, however, there was an entry to the trail towards the back of the parking area. Once I found it, it was all go from there. LoL! The trail was easy to follow as the path is easily identifiable. The woods are quiet and personal. There was a sense of peace as I was walking through the woods. The different levels of elevation provide for an enhanced view of the general area. I'm talking absolutely gorgeous. The spots of water provide a moment of serenity as you get lost in the sounds of water going down the stream. The path was fun as it was up, down, and all around. I had a blast. Truly, a blast. As I was getting to the end I got lost. lol. Thanks to All Trails for tracing my route as I was able to retrace my steps. Next time I'll pay better attention to where I parked so I can know where to go back to. Ha!! Today was amazing. Great air. Great trail. Great time.

Wilkerson Mill is your pretty average neighborhood park. It's quiet and perfect for an afternoon…read morewalk, picnic, ball game, or play time for the kids. There a 2 playgrounds, a circular walking trail (4x's around=1 mile), picnic area, exercise equipment, football field, baseball field, restrooms, and lots of parking. The only real negative I experienced were the ant beds all over the fields. You really have to pay attention to where you're walking or standing.

This place is such a beautiful venue! Whether it is a stroll around the grounds, attending or…read moreplanning events or doing a full hike on the property there is lots to see, do and enjoy.

This place is gorgeous. From start to finish I walked 1.75 miles. The trail is clean nothing you…read morehave to step over and no trash thrown all over the place. There are signs posted along the way about snakes and wildlife. Thankfully I didn't run across any. My pictures would have a blur from me running. There are pavilions to rent, a baseball field, and a water area they call the beach. Along the trail are restored houses, a red barn, a jail, barbershops, clothing store, and a feed store. (Not open) just on display from previous settlers. If you love outdoors and a little history this park is a must see it is also fur baby friendly.