My 6 year old grandson enjoyed the camp very much. He especially like the coaches assigned to his…read moregroup and had a good time. They kept the kids busy learning and playing but paid special attention to making sure they drank plenty of water and rested. I would send my grandson again to this camp even with the 1.5 hour drive each way.

I play on a team in this league in west midtown on Saturdays and LOVE it!…read more The games/ tournaments are scheduled well and the referees are good. They are cognizant of how hot it can get in summer and give us extra breaks for water when we need it, and sometimes they even have little water fans to keep us cool. This is my second season playing in the league, and I hope to be able to continue to in the future! So glad I found out about it!

Definitely one of the best soccer leagues in Atlanta! Ive played with Atlanta Sport and Social and…read moremany other leagues... I can honestly say the organization with Sons of Pitches is great compared to the competition.

Roswell Soccer Club has an active, excellent youth program both select and recreational. They also…read morehave an Over-30 adult league that is very good and competitive.

I've been playing in Angry Dragon for years, both indoor and outdoor volleyball. Their tournaments…read moreare efficiently ran, have good players, attract very fun people, and this group is excellent at what they do. If you are into the indoor or outdoor volleyball scene in the Atlanta area, and looking for a competitive environment, with fun people, I HIGHLY recommend this group.

Very nice facilities. We're from nasa too hat in Smyrna and played some games here recently. The…read morefields are nice, but harder turf than our boys are used to. The fields are also super close to each other so you're packed in on the sidelines. They have clean bathrooms and a really nice snack bar. They have a parking lot which can get packed when there are a lot of games but there's also street parking.

I play tennis at Ashford Park and find the courts are well maintained. It's first come first serve,…read morehowever, you may have to leave if someone comes with a reservation. You can pay $7 an hour to reserve courts online and they have 2 courts to choose from. The only drawback is that the courts are not lit at night so you can only play until sundown. Overall, parking is easy and they have a bathroom onsite. Weekends are busy with other activities and kids playing in the park.

Very popular playground; with lots of broken toys to play with (or be frustrated by, depending on…read moreyour kid).

We couldn't be happier with the experience we've had at Cornerstone Soccer Academy! As a parent of…read morea young athlete, I was in search of a training program that would not only enhance my child's technical skills but also foster their mental development--and Cornerstone Soccer Academy exceeded all our expectations. The coaches and the training structure are top-notch. Each training session is personalized to the individual player's needs. They are structured yet adaptable--fun and engaging, and so far, we haven't had a single regret or dull moment! The nice mix of drills, small-sided games for the group training session, and fitness workouts keep everybody motivated. It's worth the experience and investment. We highly recommend it.

Cornerstone Soccer Academy has a phenomenal youth soccer program. The head coach, Coach TBone is an…read moreexcellent coach. He's passionate, patient, creative and most importantly he is tough on the kids! Every practice is completely different and the training is quite advanced. Highly recommend signing your kids up!

Wow, what an incredible experience! I would give it 10 stars if I could! They have a full,…read moreOlympic-size curling court with three lanes. A group of friends and I took their Learn to Curl class and it was so much fun. I went into it honestly being not that enthused but left feeling so happy and like I want to come back again. It is so worth coming out to Marietta to try this! The people that work there are incredible. They walk you through every aspect of curling and by the end, you end up being a curling (wannabe) pro. They keep the place opened from about fall to spring but then shut down for the winter. It's a lot easier to walk on the ice than it looks and they ensure your safety the entire time. Definitely come check this place out, whether for a date night, friends night out, or even a solo adventure. You'll be put with a group and have the best time regardless. I recommend bringing lots of layers and gloves because it's cold in there.

--Location/Parking-- Located in the trifecta of Marietta,…read moreSandy Springs and Roswell next to the Trampoline park. Situated inside a frigerated warehouse behind the trampoline park, it is easy to miss because the park is a huge venue. GPS to the trampoline park and look behind the park is where the curling venue is located. --Ambience-- Inside a refrigerated warehouse sits a rectangular ice ring divided into 3 lanes, which can house 6 groups. The lounge area is perfect to watch the different groups from one side. I saw several other groups bring their own beverages. I highly recommend for friends and family to hang out and drink and learn to curl. Remember to keep your drinks off the ice. --Service/Staff-- Shout out to Walter for inviting us to curl and teaching our group to learn how to curl. Walter was super patient and taught each one of our team members how to sweep and more importantly how to launch the stone. Our whole group was new to curling and Walter taught us the roles and how to score and was extremely patient with a lot of us since this was our first-time curling. Curling follows the same rule or closely follows the rule of botchi ball. --Products-- Great value if you want to learn a unique winter sport of curling. Each individual has to sign up online, but the price is worth the lesson and plus you get to compete against another team/group that has signed up that night. From our time we managed to get through 6 rounds and were not even rushing and I can see from our two teams we were all beginners. --Capacity-- We went on beginners' night on Friday at 7pm. There are 3 lanes and diving each lane makes it 6 groups. With each group or party having 6 people. You rotate through the roles of captain/skim, two sweepers and one person launching the stone. --Overall-- If you are looking for a unique winter sport, remember this place is only open from late September to May, this is a great place for your friends and you can bring your own drinks along. I highly recommend gloves, dress warmly and everything else is provided. Remember to have fun!