Floor is extremely dirty. I'd never consider allowing a baby or toddler to play on this floor…read more Looks like it has never seen the wet end of a mop and some Lysol cleaner.

My daughter absolutely loves this place and the staff are so the best! The play area is big and…read morethere's lots to do. My daughters favorite is the ball pit.

We had our three year olds birthday here, the bounce houses are so fun and all of our friends and…read morefamily LOVED IT! 10/10 recommend!!!

I use to be on the Arkenstone paintball team back in the 90s. We played against the Atlanta blue…read morethen and various other teams. Good times then. Can't remember the owners name but I do remember he' was a firefighter or still is. I'm planning on returning to play again and bring new friends for the experience

Really cool birthday party idea! My gf did her son's 11th bday party here. It's located out in…read moreAcworth off Cedarcrest Rd. Be weary of the directions to get here ... it might make you do a U-turn when no U-turn is needed. It's directly off the road. Their bday parties start out at 8 people and cost comes out to about $25/person. They give you a covered area with benches, plus all the equipment. You can bring your own equipment, and highly suggest bringing gloves and very padded clothing that you don't mind getting dirty. It's also wise to bring a hoodie or something like a beanie to wear on your head. Three of the group members got hit on the head and one on the fingers. The airsoft bbs do cause a sting, and come out fast. They have an area for target practice and then a couple options on where to play: one is a small town area with netting so you can watch if you aren't playing. The other view are back in the woods with no access if you aren't playing. They do have the option to come and jump into a group to play, so you can come solo. The instructor we had was great and went over all the rules. I believe the kids had about an hour or so of playing. They have food options onsite, although very basic but kids don't seem to mind and it's food they'll eat. The experience was great and everyone had fun. Would recommend!

This was a lot of fun! We did Hopper's cabin fir the Stranger Things fans out there. They gave us…read morespecial directions to get to the location which was pretty easy to find. Our game master met us about 15 minutes before our start time. It was a short dark walk to the cabin. He gave us the instructions inside because it was very cold out. Once we got inside it reminded me of Stranger Things, and it was pretty awesome. The room was freezing but they did have a small heater. We were able to take pics he just asked us not to take pics of the clues, which is completely understandable. We had an hour to complete our task which were were able to. There were 9 ppl in our party. So leaving the venue was difficult probably because it was night time and I believe he said it was a sixty acre farm. Either way he saw us struggling so he called and guided us out.

If you have read my other reviews, you've probably figured out that my wife and I have become…read moreStranger Things nerds and our trip to Georgia was inspired by the show's filming locations. One of which can be found at Sleepy Hollow farm. The farm doesn't have just a grassy field where they filmed (although they did film the pumpkin patch scenes here, too) the farm holds a very special place for fans of the show- police chief Jim Hopper's cabin! The production crew built the cabin on the farm and the farm uses it between filming as, get this, an escape room! Now, my wife and I had never done an escape room before, but when we learned that we could actually go into the actual set where so many of those cool scenes were filmed, well we quickly decided to go to Sleepy Hollow farm and check it out. It did not disappoint. The "game master" was a sweet girl that gave us some great background information about the show and filming before she gave us the rules and set us up in Hopper's cabin. While we were geeking out, right at first, about being IN the actual movie set, we quickly set out on solving the mystery (which I won't divulge here, so not to ruin the fun for you). It was a bit tricky, but we were successful in solving the puzzle with just under two minutes to spare (which I thought was pretty good for our first time ever doing this sort of thing). The game master validated our pomposity by telling us that this particular game only has a 35% success rate! Maybe she was just telling us that to make us feel good about ourselves or maybe it was true and it was just beginners luck, but either way, we solved it and had an amazing time doing it! We had plenty of time to take pictures afterwards and the game master was very accommodating and even took some cool photos for us. There are lots of other fun things to do on the farm and, if you've got little ones, I highly recommend the outdoor obstacle course and the petting zoo. As for cost, it was probably a bit more expensive than a regular escape room experience, but for the memories we made, the pictures we have and the overall experience- it was well worth it!

Sorry didn't want this to be my 13th review…read more This was my favorite place to relax during my first year of college. An excuse to look at ducks and have a refreshing drink is always lovely, granted that's easy to do back home for me too, but lucky for me, there was something wonderful open. The cave of cave springs was beautiful, the atmosphere was eye opening, and the natural shapes were beautiful, it was short, but it was beautiful, next time it's open, you should go there, and bring the family.

Exploring the cave was so much fun - and surprisingly cold inside! While the cave itself isn't…read morehuge, it's absolutely worth the visit. Admission is just $2, and kids five and under are free! Outside, there's a beautiful creek where you can splash, explore, and even catch crawfish -- which we did a lot of! You can also feed rainbow trout in the nearby stream, which the kids loved. One of the most unique and special things about this place is the fresh spring water. Locals and visitors line up to fill gallons of it because it's clean, natural, and totally drinkable right from the source. Of course we tried it - and it really is some of the best-tasting water we've had! This place is a hidden gem and we'll definitely be back!

This place is AWESOME. It's a great park not far from downtown Cartersville. It's very well…read moremaintained and they have huge dog park areas for both small and large dogs. The people of the area can be proud to call this their local park. There are baseball fields, football fields, tennis and pickleball courts, soccer pitches, a club house and pool, several bathrooms and lots of walking paths and tons of parking. I love coming here with my dog!

This is nice sporting complex. The GPS kinda drops you and you're not actually at the complex, so…read morebe aware of this when coming here. There are several soccer fields as well as baseball fields. Very well kept facility with ample parking and clean restrooms. This was our first time here for a soccer game and we enjoyed it.

Beautiful complex...! One of the nicest ball parks I've ever seen!!! & is a great family friendly…read moreenvironment!!!!

My mom and I came here to experience their new dining menu, definitely did not disappoint! The…read moreservice was great, Chef Casey did a terrific job and Jon was noticeably attentive to all of the guests. We had the smoked salmon deviled eggs, scallops, Chilean sea bass and finished with the layered chocolate cheesecake. Great job guys!

I attended a wedding recently here. Torrential rain fell at the time of the wedding. The staff…read morequickly and professionally changed the cocktail event so the rain could pass. Then all staff headed outside to dry the chairs for the ceremony. Every detail was seamless and the food was very good. The bride's mother did all the flowers and the reception room sparkled. I highly recommend for a special event