I haven't been bouldering/rock climbing in years and having just moved to Augusta, I had a great…read moretime here. As a new comer, the staff was welcoming and helpful in ensuring I knew the basics and recommended routes to take that would be beneficial for a beginner and definitely had fun doing so. They also have military, student, or first responder discounts and that includes admissions, shoes, and harness; price was very fair. This place certainly had a wide array of equipment for even power lifting, ninja warrior stations, bouldering walls, and plenty of rock walls. You do have to be certified by them to belay on your own, so I stuck with the auto belay walls; just wish there were a little more selection of auto belay walls. Overall, I had a great time and rather you're a beginner or experienced, highly recommend this place if you're into bouldering or wall climbing.

This climbing center is the most kid/beginner-friendly place I've been to so far! Most climbing…read morecenters tend to be overwhelming at first for me as a beginner climber because of the huge walls but the walls here aren't as intimidating. There is a designated kid area with really easy climbs so bring your kids here for exercise or birthday party!! There is also a table tennis and conditioning areas which I use when I'm too tired to climb. I do wish the bouldering area was bigger and had more beginner friendly routes but it might be that i'm just really weak lol. The day pass and the membership price are average for climbing, overpriced if you are expecting gym membership price but so worth it if you like climbing. Overall, an amazing place to visit with your family in the Augusta area!

I recently took a short drive out to @artsymestudio. It was my first trip but certainly not my…read morelast. I met a group of teacher friends to enjoy painting, conversation, and a yummy drink from @thevibe.ga. While this was a group outing, I noticed a young lady who painted quite happily solo. She had her earbuds in and jammed( she was actually bobbing her head) while she painted a beautiful piece. The studio offers everything under the sun to paint and the selection is consistently updated with new pieces. There are pieces to fit every price range. The paint bar offers a rainbow of colors with the standard paint or fleck paint to add a little wow to your piece. Group Suggestions: Call ahead and reserve a table/room. This will allow you to bring shareable snacks. We just grabbed drinks but the thought of some charcuterie while we painted was noted for our next outing. Solo Suggestions: Prepare to make new friends as it is a close setting and crafty people are immediate friends. Also download a video or your favorite music list, grab a snack/drink in the event that it's a slow day or the tables are reserved for celebrations. Please share your story, reel or photo with me when you venture out to one of their two locations in the CSRA. Wishing you much fun! Sincerely CSRA #thevibenutrition #artsyme #exploringthecsra #evansga #georgia #csra #yelpaugusta

The kids were in town!!! Nothing to do - wrong - we decided to check out Artsy Me! It was amazing!…read moreYou first choose from an item the you select your paint - pick a table and have fun creating your master piece. We spent about 3 hours there and did not feel rushed at all. Then a few days later we picked up our works of art! Great time was had by all and we will be back! Loved it.

Interesting little historical spot to stop at. It was free with lots of parking. Viewing tower with…read moresteps only. No restrooms or stores around. Rest area at beginning of main road with picnic tables.

The monument itself is pretty amazing! It is one of the best remaining artifacts from a different…read moreera in America when Natives were the main inhabitants. The mound Rock Eagle is at least 500 and as old as 1200 years-They are not sure exactly. It's definitely worth a visit. If you stay for an extended time and take part in their programs, I will advise that the food is definitely just regular old cafeteria food. Everything else is awesome, including the staff! It is definitely worth a visit!

My daughter has gone 2 years in a row. She loves it, the teacher is very nice even though she's…read moreonly with them one day a week she gets to know all the kids.

We did summer camp with Bricks 4 Kidz for one week and my son had such a great time. He is still…read moretalking about it as one of his favorite camps of the whole summer and he did 4 different camps to try to check out different things. We will definitely be back next summer for another camp. We may have to let him do 2 weeks there next time. A friend of ours had a birthday party there and it was awesome!!!! We haven't celebrated a birthday there yet but we are considering it.

Visited our favorite local trampoline park today! My family loves jumping here it's well…read moremaintained and provides a good hour of fun for my kiddo. Make sure you fill out the waiver ahead to save time. After, a quick safety video you're off to jump! She loves the obstacle course and the basketball run. Even at 6'5, my husband always has a blast jumping and running around too lol. The staff is friendly there is one staff member for each area and they always seem to be watching to make sure rules are followed. Non jumpers can sit in the lounge area, on benches or bleachers to see their jumpers have fun which is great! We had one of my kiddos birthday parties here and I had a whole room I was able to decorate (which I love! I'm the party queen after all!!) and the kids had an absolute blast with pizza and drinks after their jumping time definitely a fun party worth looking into! The party attendant we had was awesome he got me in ASAP to start decorating, helped with serving food/drinks and carried all gifts to the car afterwards. So nice check it out for sure!!!

We haven't been here in a while but visited another local-ish trampoline park recently and had a…read morehorrible experience so wanted to give a good shout out to Rush. We've always had a great experience here, it's clean, everything in working order and great customer service. We look forward to visiting again soon!

My daughter has attended camp here many times as well as Girl Scouting events. I am grateful that…read moreprograms such as this exist to get kids out of the house and moving. She has enjoyed camping in cabins, fishing in the pond, swimming, canoeing, archery, riflery and much more. This is defintely a cause to get behind and as I build wealth, I will bless them with updated cabins for more girls to enjoy for years to come.

Interesting museum including exhibits on Greenwood history and other collections…read more Admission is free and the museum is kid friendly as well. The ground level features panels about Greenwood and South Carolina history, including local Native American history, early settlers, and history up until the early twentieth century. There's also a theatre, a dry goods store, and a hat shop, all which were neat to walk into and look around. There was also space up front that was empty at the time. Downstairs there is some more local and non-local history exhibits. Upstairs there was a display about Self Regional which had a variety of interesting medical items. There was also a room about gems and minerals, a mine (which was very cool to walk through!) and an animal exhibit. There was also an art exhibit featuring artwork from local elementary school students. I really enjoyed the exhibits specific to Greenwood history, but also felt like there was quite a bit of empty space. The museum has an elevator to access all three floors. Because we came in March, the railroad center wasn't open, but we hope to see that the next time we're in town.

From the owner: The Museum's mission is to Save, Share and Celebrate Greenwood's History. We do this in two…read morelocations: The Museum on the north end of up-town Greenwood, and the Railroad Historical Center on the southern end of the up-town. The Musuem features permanent collections and exhibits relevant to the area and the people from the late 1800s and early 1900s. The permanent exhibits include replicas of stores in downtown Greenwood circa 1910, and are interactive as well as educational; kids especially like the train station and the Millinery shop! We also have seasonal exhibits highlighting local people and institutions of historical significance, and a summer exhibit that is aimed at being fun, educational, and with relevancy beyond our local area (Dinosaur Discovery last year, and Sonic Sensations this coming summer). Join us Sseptember 22 for our annual Dinner on the Diner! Dinner, an original play featuring a train heist, The Railroad Historical Center showcases a historic 1906 Baldwin steam Engine, and 6 cars. All but one are totally restored to their period of use, and the final car's restoration is in the works. In fact, our collection of historic cars is the largest, and most accurately restored static display in upstate S.C.!