Fields Ferry is a bit out of the way, but it's worth the trip. Solid layout, large greens that putt…read moretrue, and challenging yet playable for all skill levels. The folks in the pro shop and grill are helpful and courteous, and food & drink prices are very reasonable .

This golf course is where I play home games for middle school and high school and it is well kept upread more

Always have and always will be a fan of Stonebridge. I think the grounds crew keeps the entire…read moreplace Amazing, especially considering the amount of play they get. I do agree with the comments made about over booking. Maybe spacing those out a little more could/ would put a wrap on the frustration of long waits between holes. Anyway, it's my home course and I will continue to support them.

They allow multiple people (7-8) on the same tee time. Absolutely ridiculous, not worth the…read moremembership and the staff is completely rude. DO NOT SPEND THE MONEY

Took our kids for the summer program "kids bowl free". I highly recommend, if you have kids, to…read moresign up. They get to bowl 2 games for free. You just have to pay for shoe rental. For my three kids it was just under $15. The place is clean and nice. Not much to look at on the outside, but inside is super nice. The gentleman at the front desk was so cool and nice. Everyone else was running around helping where they could. Great place to spend an afternoon!

Nice clean facility! Everyone was very kind and accommodating. Thy had pool tables, air hockey and…read morevideo games. Pizza and drinks where served at this place. The kids bowling balls went to 6 lbs.

Simply, be Grateful! #reflectdogs Love & Forgiveness…read moreThis is the first time I've ever seen a dog park that was actually sponsored by a property management company. It is very smart marketing but you should probably realize that your company's performance may be judged by the dog Park's quality. And with that said, they probably spent more on the signs than they did on the actual dog park. It is a couple hundred feet long and probably 20 to 30 ft wide. The day we were there it was mostly just a mud field. But it does have multiple poop bag dispensers as well as trash cans and it has a couple of fire hydrants. It has quite a few agility items in one area as well as a bench or two for you to sit on. Other than that it's mostly just scorched Earth. But it is a dog park and it does have a very nice memorial right next to it.

We were driving through Adairsville and wanted to find a playground for my son to play. I always…read morecheck Yelp first. I didn't see much... I was bummed. I checked google and found this park/ playground. I saw lots of people turning down that road, and got curious... turns out it's a very popular park-- a community gathering spot! Shocked it didn't have a Yelp, so I made one! This park was great! *Playground for toddlers age 2-5 *Playground for bigger kids age 5-12 *Gated dog park * Volleyball net on the field *Human sized checkers board to play *Pavillion with tables *Bathrooms *Paved walking trail loop *Parking in front lower lot (small sidewalk hill to walk up), handicap parking only at flat, top level (few spots), and then another parking lot in the back of park- down another paved path- not sure which street reaches that lot. Playgrounds were great. Many kids and families out, many dogs being walked and playing in dog park. Many people walking/ jogging, teens/ young adults playing volleyball. I was happily surprised to see how diverse the crowd was for Adairsville! Maybe I'm ignorant to that, but I used to see little diversity there-- maybe things are changing. But as a kid of mixed nationalities, and someone who grew up in a diverse place, I love to see it becoming the norm in smaller towns. Anywho, we enjoyed this park! Had a good amount of families on a Sunday afternoon. Lots of kids to play with. It was good to find a spot that brought the community together. Swings, spinner thing, climbing structure and slides, etc. My son enjoyed the bigger kids playground. Weather was great!

Set your navigation for "off the beaten path" with a trip to Roper Park in Jasper GA. Nestled…read morebetween Jasper and Tate, just past the end of 575, you'll find plenty of green space for a day in the park. Diamonds and soccer fields stay busy with rec league teams, with the occasional cross country meet, including twice in fall. These races have been our reason to visit the past several years, and we've witnessed the positive evolution of the space in that time. A large playground area will keep the younger participants happy, with colorful barriers surrounding to increase the safety and fun factors. Watch out for flying round projectiles from the games surrounding on all sides though. Grab time with the orange roundball on outdoor courts or in the Pickens County Community Center adjacent, then cool off in the outdoor pool in warm seasons. Run/walk/jog on the 1-2 miles of winding paths throughout the park, and follow the exercise signs along the way for a little cross-training. Take a thoughtful break at the Peace Pole monument courtesy of the Rotary Club of Jasper, then move on to percussion with the musical feature nearby. Plenty of parking at the community center and along the back of the park, and on race weekends at the school across the street. Don't miss the infamous tunnel on your way across the highway, taking care since it's part of the 5K course. I'll be back at least once more for another late-season race, and hopefully after that.

Wonderful city golf course that we enjoyed over a couple days. The course was well maintained and…read moreholes were manicured nicely. The pro shop allowed us to split the course and play the front 9 on the first day and the back 9 on the second. If we weren't interested in playing multiple courses this week, we'd have gone back!

Town Creek Valley Farm is a hidden gem in Talking Rock, Georgia. The corn maze is large and…read morepredominantly flat with enough unpredictable twists and turns to keep us on our toes but not frustrated. They provide a punch card that you follow a story line, solve puzzles and punch as you go throughout the maze. They have u-pick flowers that are reasonably priced and lots of cute photo spots to take pictures of your visit. We thoroughly enjoyed this corn maze which is family owned and operated. They also won't break the bank or drive a tractor through a protected trout stream (like nearby Yahoo Farm on 108 in Jasper).

Beautiful!!! This was the perfect end to our day and the nicest people. U-pick these gorgeous…read morezinnias or sunflowers while surrounded by the corn maze where you can hear the kids laughing trying to go through it and do g forget the cow in the next field watching us and mooing. I could have grabbed a chair and just stayed for a while. Don't miss a chance to check this little slice of heaven

Shooting sporting clays is SO MUCH FUN!! Rarely do I accomplish so little to appease my competitive…read moreinstinct and just enjoy the process. If you go on weekends, Randy is a terrific instructor.

Visited Barnsley over the first week in Jan 2023 and booked a half day hunt at Springbank…read morePlantation. The fields were well maintained and just beautiful. I do need to say though the terrain is pretty hilly and there was a fair number of holes so watch your step, but I was warned of this ahead of time. I'm fairly new to wing shooting and different outfitters, but the experience I had that day was beyond my expectations. I hunted as a single and there were 22 birds flushed, several doubles and a triple. Ashley was an amazing guide and her two GLP's really were great and able to hold point while we caught up. Her flushing cocker Boss was a machine who would not stop and was a hoot to watch. My only real issue was also with the signage, Barnsley was not real clear where the facility was located, and I was getting stressed as I felt like I was running late, when I called for directions it kept going to the outpost number and they weren't picking up, so, the day started a bit stressful. I think I see clays in my future.