I live near Lake Horton Park and I enjoy the trails and the beautiful views. Anyone fortunate…read moreenough to live in the area should take advantage of what the lake offers. My family visits as often as possible!

This is a nice chill spot...yes you do need a license to fish and it also has a playground for…read morekids. Ducks leave feces EVERYWHERE plus I haven't caught 1 fish yet lol

The staff at the office for parks was great. What was not great was flat shoals park. It looked ran…read moredown. The bathroom was so nasty we left and went to Walmart to use the restroom.

The "beach" is no longer at the Clayton County International Park. Clayton County did a…read moremultimillion dollar renovation to the area. It is now a water park called Spivey Splash. The water park consist of splash pad, lazy River, water slides, wave pool, and much more. The water park is absolutely beautiful and affordable family fun.

Best park ever. Spacious very serene and vibrant. I normally do 10-12 miles around the entire…read moretrail. Very peaceful and quiet I highly recommend it!

My church has been working out there on Tuesday evening as a group, we have really enjoyed this…read morebeautiful park. Spacious and accommodating...the surrounding neighborhood is beautiful as well.

Great hidden treat for everyone whether it's a casual walk or enrolling kids in rec sports leagues…read more Always some people there and close enough to Fayetteville to grab a bit to eat between games.

Absolutely beautiful nature walk, we saw three waterfalls and enjoyed the views of each. The kids…read moreenjoyed playing in the water. We will definitely be back with a picnic basket and lawn chairs next time to spend the day

Great hike! 3.0 miles in an hour. Kids and pets are welcomed but will need a sturdy strollerread more

Located at the end of a road in Fayetteville, "The Ridge includes 308 acres of natural beauty which…read moreprovide a glimpse into a multitude of ecosystems, opportunities for environmental education and a diverse mix of passive recreational experiences." (Southern Conservation Trust) I visited on opening day, August 13th, 2016. This expansive nature area has many features. There's hiking, geocaching, fishing, canoeing and more! I even remember seeing a landscape painter stationed quietly along one of the hiking paths. Fayette county is really expanding. After Pine Wood movie studios moved in, things have been growing rapidly. The timing was perfect for creating a nature area. "The Ridge is a City of Fayetteville public green space project. After years of desiring to develop the nature area, the City engaged Southern Conservation Trust to develop and manage the public use nature area."(Southern Conservation Trust) "Over 200 acres of the 308 acres of the Ridge that are not wetlands were clear cut in the 1820's, and farmed up to the mid 1960's, with only a few patches remaining of "old growth" trees or vegetation." (Southern Conservation Trust) After hiking along some of the trails, you can tell the land used to be farm. There were left over tree houses, metal barrels (stills), rope swings & places where cows rubbed bark off trees and waded in the shallow creek. I went by myself because on opening day there were many people there & I felt safe. I'd never go by myself on a day unlike opening day because the park is very expansive. You can be by yourself for hours- if you'd like. This park would be perfect for a group hike & picnic. I'm happy to have this green space set aside in Fayette County especially as our county grows expansively.

Beautiful spot. Super beautiful the waterfall is great. It's a great place to take pictures and…read morejust enjoy yourself. Just hang out. Bring a bottle of wine and sit and have some cheese and crackers.

Nice stop as we were tooling through the area. Very cool old mill and waterfall. Worth the quick…read morestop.

Was very excited when I heard about this event coming to Atlanta. I had always told my wife how I…read morewanted to compete on the show and that I could probably win if I had the chance. So once she heard about it, even though I was initially on the fence about it, she encouraged me to go. The price seemed a bit high, and there's all kinds of fees at the end, including insurance, mailing you the packet, merchandise, parking, etc. I chose to do race day packet pick up since it was the cheapest option. Just be sure to arrive an hour early and you should have plenty of time. The packet includes a t-shirt, bib, and safety pins. Since the event was held in October, it was rainy and cold. The experience could've been better had it been held in September or spring. There was also a foam pit on the second obstacle course where you slide head first, then leap into a foam pit. This turned out to be a disaster for me as you cannot tell how deep the water is because it is covered with foam. I jumped in expecting it to be much deeper and ended up spraining my ankle when I couldn't catch a good footing and rolled it in the water. I couldn't come all this way just to sit out after 5 mins, so I hobbled my way through the rest of the 5k course, occasionally taking a shortcut or two. But it was definitely a disappointment. Also, since there are quite a few obstacles with water courses, you end up running the course soaking wet. And each subsequent course is dirty and covered with mud and wet blades of grass rubbing off of previous contestants. The course was well run with plenty of volunteers. And it was a nice space to hold the race. There was minimal wait time as the lines at each obstacle was not too long. Overall I had a fun time "running" the race with a group of friends. And there was a medical tent at the end of the race where I was able to get my ankle wrapped up. If not for the cold weather and the misstep at the beginning, it would've been a lot more fun.

It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. Honestly, I didn't know it was a 5k when I signed up. I'd…read moreprefer to have less area dedicated to running and more obstacles. October is a bit too late in the year to have this event (to be fair, it was a chilly and rainy day and I had a 1030am start time, but still....). You get wet multiple times during this event and thats not something you want when it's chilly outside. Also, the water was just regular water sitting in these small pools and was pretty disgusting. Also, most of the obstacles were underinflated and weren't quite a fun as they could've been. The WORST part is how they nickel and dime you. You pay for your tickets and then you pay more when you register and then $10 (!!!) to park and then $5/picture if you want any of the pictures they took of you. Oh, and you get automatically signed up for some service that gives you 30 days and free and if you don't pay attention to your emails and cancel this Active Advantage thing you'll get charged $65/month to keep it. SO LAME! On the plus side, I will admit I had some laughs and some fun and enjoyed myself for the most part. But this could've been much better for the $ paid.

This is a fantastic community park. I stopped by one evening to check it out and stayed a while to…read morewatch a few of the various groups practicing softball. There was a young girl's softball team with fast pitch machine; a mixed co-ed group and an elderly gentleman group all practicing batting consistency. It is fantastic for the community to offer an outlet for all age groups to practice softball and be part of a team. It was very nice to be able to watch the players while just exploring the area. But mostly, I love the military veteran's memorial. What a tremendous tribute to service members and capture of Commander in Chief quotes throughout the various military conflicts in this nation's history. Spectacular memorial found in McDonough, Georgia. It is a must visit if on the area.

This was a great park! There are a few playgrounds, lots of benches, a walking trail, even a grown…read moreup workout area. The wall was very moving. We had a great time.

First of all... let me state that this is NOT JUST an amateur sports park. I tried to update the…read morecategories but I guess the powers that be here on yelp didn't take my word for it. While they do have three football fields and a baseball field for the county youth associations to play on, there is so much more! There is a very nice paved path surrounding the main park area great for running, walking, pushing strollers etc. There is a huge playground and picnic area. There is a large indoor gym with basketball, run track, class rooms and conference rooms. And I believe they also have an adjoining disc golf course (at least did at one time) We come here often. Its quiet, easy to get to without much traffic and close to home

Nice run track, football/baseball fields, and basketball courts..they also have a free covered…read moreshelter that's first come first serve