Eddie was our guide for the day and he was awesome! I rode Willow and my husband rode Cobalt, both…read morebeautiful horses. We were allowed to walk through the stables and see the many horses and pet them, except Dudley...Eddie informed us Dudley has a taste for fingers lol. Eddie was informative and answered our many horse related questions! We took the shorter ride and it was a very quaint and smooth ride through the woods with Eddie leading the way. All and all a great way to spend an hour of your day hanging out with some beautiful animals and great company.

We had a great time!! Eddie was great and the horses were very well trained. Beautiful area of the…read morepark. We will definitely do this one again!

We had a great time riding through feeding the animals! My granddaughter was so surprised and happy…read moreto have the animals at the car! She also was excited on the walk about trail! We did order a chicken tenders meal at the restaurant and it was really good! They have twisted fries that are delicious! My granddaughter and I both ate off the plate it was that much! Great adventure for the family and schools! Down side be careful of purchases at the gift shop . Its over priced and they may or may not work! We purchased a $9.00 bubble giraffe gun it did not work and when I called they stated to bring it back with receipt for refund! I live over an hour away and it's an inconvenience they didn't care to be courteous to provide a refund automatically. Please check your items before you leave!!

My 2 year old, myself, & my MIL had a great time here. Plenty of animals and great scenery. Our bus…read moredriver Paul was very kind and informative, he even carried extra food for kids who ran out. Their walk-around zoo area was also a great experience & included with the purchase of the safari tour. We'd love to visit again!

You made me a better man and got me happy thanks that was the best day ever ment new friendread more

For the price... ($15) It's a great little water park. It has two pretty decent slides, a pool, and…read morea kiddie area. It would be super if it has a lazy river!! They have daily specials which help the pocketbook, such as moms get in free day or 2 for 1 day. It's a nice little place to take the family. I like the picnic tables right outside the park where we can eat our lunch:)

This review is not for the entire park, but just for one trail. We parked in a lot across the road…read morefrom the Callaway General Store and Café. We asked them about parking (no fee) and were returning there for lunch later anyway. We then hiked up Rt 190 about 50 yards and found the trail crossing. We opted to do the one on the left - I think it was Bentley? The one on the right was the Pine Mountain trail. The trail was a nice hike through the woods but never more than 200 yards from a main road. We followed it to a junction and turned right so as to begin the loop back. Since it had taken longer than planned already, we hiked back along Route 190 instead of another trail. In total, it was about 2.1 miles and took us from 10:45 a.m. to 12:05 p.m.! The trail was hilly with a lot of rocks so the pace was slow. I enjoyed the hike, though.

FDR State Park near Warm Springs, Georgia…read more Very nice state park with lots of nearby attractions to visit including Calloway Gardens and FDR's Little Whitehouse. The small town of Warm Springs had several little shops that were nice to walk through, even found some unique Christmas gifts. The highlight of downtown Warm Springs was the Bullock House Restaurant for their country cooking lunch buffet, a great bargain at $12.50 for the good food they serve. The park has several campsite areas, I believe were numbered as Campgrounds 1 through 5. The check-in building in a large CCC flagstone structure with a nice camp shop, but don't miss the scenic overlook out behind the building. Most rv camp sites we rode by were very wooded with good shade and seemed to be level. Each area has its own bathhouse. The one in our area was clean and offered two family restroom/shower room combinations in addition to the standard women's' and men's sides. Campsites in Campground 1 with numbers starting in the 100's are on or near a small lake. They did have some paddle boats but I didn't see any being rented so they could have been discontinued for the Winter. We did see several people fishing from the lakeshore. A Georgia license is required for fishing and the camp shop had a "Bait for Sale" sign. The CCC built Liberty Bell flagstone pool was also drained and closed for the season. A handful of the sites in Campground 1 are directly in the lake and some of those have full hookups. We were lucky to be in one of those lakefront full hookup sites. The park has several hiking trails but bikes are not allowed on them. It is a short drive to Dowdell's Knob, an overlook that FDR used to enjoy visiting and picnicing at when he was in the area. The foliage was still colorful but past its peak when we visited in mid-November. We enjoyed our stay in one of the best campsites we have had in a state park this year.

They have the water roped off to an adults knees. What a rip off when you have a pass!!!…read moreDon't waste your money, unless you have little kids. They don't care about grown folks that would like to swim & get over their knees!!!

Why settle for just a BEACH or a LAKE when you can have both?…read more I can just remember encountering a beach in an unexpected, land-locked location--in the charming town of Pine Mountain, Georgia. I was astounded by the sight of it and when I actually sauntered along the shore of Robin Lake Beach at Callaway Gardens. Honestly, I have a high standard of what beautiful beaches are. I come from a tropical and archipelagic country renowned for world-class beaches--long stretches of powdery white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and a backdrop of beautiful landscape and sunset. Robin Lake Beach has sugary white sand shore that you can enjoy frolicking the whole day. It is also a pristine lake that water enthusiasts and sun lovers will surely spend time doing a lot of water activities, especially during summer time. What is one good thing visiting here is that it is nestled in Callaway Resort & Garden. After exploring and enjoying the other areas in the garden, you can relax here in the late afternoons--enjoying the picturesque scenery until the sun sets.

Range looks well built and nice and clean. First time I…read moretraveled here, but unfortunately, even though the gate was open, a sign said the range is closed on Mondays. I called the number on the board to confirm it was actually closed, and they confirmed it's closed on Mondays, so I did not shoot. Not a complete waste though, as I now know where it is, and enjoyed a 100 mile round trip on my new bike.

Meh. Well it's free…read more. This place used to be an awesome range. Just sign in, shoot and be safe. Now it's gotten a dose of govt trying to find jobs for morons who didn't have anything better to do. The "range workers" we're these two old old men maybe 60 years old. One guy was a douche the other was quiet.I've never wanted to accidentally discharge my weapon in the direction of an old man any more in my life. . Don't waste your time on the drive.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! The shows cannot be more organized! Stabling is wonderful and I haven't…read morebeen to a better show ground in Georgia. I only have two negatives, one, the stabling for a weekend is pretty high ($125). Second, the footing in cool conditions is phenomenal but in the summer it is miserable. It is petroleum based so right when you walk onto it you can feel the heat coming off of it and when you stand on it, it is burning your feet through your shoes. I can't even imagine what the horses feel. But like I said, that is the only big negative about this place. I don't know what we would do if Poplar was not around.