We had our family reunion here. It was beautiful and loved the paddle boats and walking trails. I…read morewill go back.

I have always loved this park growing up in Carrollton! Beautiful place to walk or camp. Lots of…read morenature to explore for the littles ones! Plenty of activities, swimming, fishing, volleyball, paddle boats, playground, grilling out, mini golf and more! I've gone many types to walk, for girlscouts, camping with friends, and picnics! Check it out, $5 to park.

Woo Hoo! Great neighborhood park. Swings, slides, climbing…read morethings, working water fountain and nice benches. Usually shady.

It's a tiny park right near where you start to leave Morningside and are on your way to Emory…read more Today the MLPA sponsored Carter Rude (some guy who plays folk musicesque tunes) for a free concert. A nice walk, free, perfect temp, no bugs and well behaved kiddies (that weren't even mine!); not sure I can ask for more...

This is a new, clean playground for kids right across from the Oak Grove United Methodist Church…read more It's tucked away from the conventional path and you would have to know it exists to visit. Since it is relatively new, all the equipment is in good condition and well functioning. Honestly, there are a lot of things to keep kids occupied from swings to slides. I can keep myself busy if you ask me :) There are some benches to sit around/have a picnic but overall not very big. The park is gated so it's fairly secure and there is plenty of parking. There is an adjoining open area if you want to get your dogs and let them play around (note: this area is not a true dog park as there is no place to throw doggy poop other than going back into Ethridge park and throwing it in there). I believe they have some events there too. Overall a very nice park!

This is a marvelous little play area built for children with mobility issues in mind. There are…read moreplay structures that accommodate wheelchairs as well as regular play equipment, I'd day enjoyable by children through elementary school. The play area is gated for peace of mind. I also love that the church has recently posted that they allow restroom access during certain hours!

Just close to the braly soccer field. My kids loved it and their expression was "Wow so big". You…read morehave got different places inside the playground for parents to sit in while you watch your kids play. Great play area right named.

Needs to be demolished. Broken boards all over. Not maintained and unsafe. Full of splinters and…read moregreat areas for snakes to hide.

This park is amazing. So many paths to walk, really wonderful playgrounds. Doggie park. Bathrooms…read more Workout stations. Tons of picnic tables that are also covered. Lots of benches to sit and rest or just be.

I enjoy the environment. Very beautiful park and plenty of outdoor activities to engage in…read more There is even a dog park and skateboarding park . You can also host family picnics or birthday parties.

Alright y'all. Buckle right in because I'm about to address every good and bad thing these…read moreprevious reviews have said. I, like you, read the reviews and was a tad concerned about level sites, rude staff, long term residents etc. However I took a gamble on the good reviews and I'm so glad I did! We can start with the basics. Upon arrival we were met with a gate that needed a code. I didn't have it and when I called the office I got a busy signal. After a few minutes a lady walks up and tells us she works there. She will gladly give us the code if we can confirm we were booked. I show her my email and she puts in the code for us. I don't know her name but would like to give her props for being secure AND providing us the gate code. We pull up to check in. Holy smokes we were greeted by an absolute ray of sunshine who covered everything so very thoroughly. Amanda J. was exactly the right way to kick off our stay there. Again she was so very thorough from how to get to our site, to activities, to local attractions. I mean seriously she is the top notch person to have greeting incoming guests! We ended up talking to her every day of our visit and she only got more amazing! Big shout out to Amanda J for rocking the customer service game! She even saw us off, which really made me feel welcome even in saying goodbye. We get to our site (15 to be precise) and require minimal leveling. Granted we only have a 30 ft TT. We did have to circle around the inside loop to get to our loop and the turn in was a tad tricky but we are absolute rookies and made the turn just fine. *NOTE HERE there are quite a few sites that look like they're tricky for big rigs* Space? I mean we didn't have a mountain between us and our neighbors but we had room to spread out and we didn't hear any noise from them. Which brings me to my next topic- long term residence. My one neighbor was long term. I saw him once. His site was barren. I met several employees that lived on site AND visited their sites. The only evidence I saw of a "permanent" resident was one who had his own lawnmower. But really, how can you hate on the resident who takes pride in his lawn?!?! About the train noise- I was there for 8 nights and I may have heard the train 3 times. None of those were in the middle of the night. The amenities are awesome, especially for younger kids. Katlyn is a freaking rock star in making sure the kids are having fun and getting equal turns. She was so refreshing to see her looking out for the kids and being fair. Melanie is also pretty great if you're looking for tye-dye inspiration. Honorable mention to Patrick who kills it directing the pool games and is also someone who will give you a great conversation if you talk to him. SUPER honorable mention to Jennifer the Tampa Bay fan. She is very knowledgeable and kind. I've read reviews about a manager who was very stand-offish and I'm going to go on record to say that whoever that guy was is gone. I only met Robin (the current GM) in passing but nothing about her said poor customer service. She was a business woman, but as a business woman myself I recognized the strength behind the people I saw face to face. This campground also served as an amazing base camp for us to take day trips to Atlanta. Is the price tag high? Probably if you are used to state parks. If you take advantage of all the activities then no, it actually isn't that high considering what you get. Should big rigs be concerned? Maybe, but I'm willing to bet if you take the time to call the office you will find someone who will help you find the perfect site. I'm honestly overwhelmed with my experience there and am trying so hard not to leave anything out. Golf cart rentals are pricy but they are Cadillacs of the golf cart world. My kids pretty much lived in the Gaga Pit over everything. But now I've got to bring it home, and I hope you are all still with me. I saved the best for last. While this experience was amazing I have to say that there was one employee who solidified this experience. He was not only an absolute gem to me but was even more so to my children. He was always there leading the way for fun, making conversation and just having an above and beyond attitude that I've never seen in my 20 years of customer service. Just seeing his smile put a smile on our faces. I'm talking about the absolute gem you have in Lil Karl. I hope you realize that you won the lottery in customer service with him. He was the icing on the cake of our amazing visit. We can't wait to get back. See you soon, Jellystone!

My first impression of Yogi Bear Campground was unfortunately not a positive one. I chose to visit…read morebecause it was close to a facility where my dad was staying, and I wanted to give my kids a fun day out while we were in town. When we arrived, the campground appeared very quiet and not busy at all. Since it was our first visit, I was trying to learn more about the park and what activities were available. However, the front desk employee seemed dismissive when I asked questions. Rather than providing information about the campground and its amenities, I was directed to scan a QR code and search online myself. I also asked about swimming and was told that the pool was not open to the public. This confused me because when I checked the website, I found information stating that day passes are available Sunday through Thursday, and that Friday and Saturday access may be available upon request. I visited on a Friday, and the campground appeared nearly empty, so I was disappointed that no additional explanation or accommodation was offered. Customer service plays a big role in first impressions, especially for potential visitors who are unfamiliar with the campground. I was hoping for a more welcoming experience and more information about what Yogi Bear Campground has to offer. Unfortunately, my first visit left me feeling discouraged rather than excited about returning.

Do you want to see a red barn and a waterfall with hardly any hike? Very picture friendly and easy…read more Come to Starr's Mill Park, located in Fayetteville, right off the street. You cannot miss it. However, you may miss the road or entrance to view. It's going downwards to get to one side, but the other side is another road that you will easily miss! I had to ask someone. Free. Small parking space. I actually see two barns. I didn't go inside. I saw several photographers there doing their job and didn't want to interrupt them. I came and took photos and am satisfied overall!! 95/2020

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

Great small park, cute trails and splash pad. Please see hours to splash pad, max occupancy 50. We…read morewere turned away today because they close for a small interval on Wednesdays apparently. Oh well. Still a cute location, we will try another time!

We had a great time at the waterpark and the park always smells like brakes bread so it's great!read more