I had such a good hike out here. Fresh air,good trails, and history. It felt surreal to sit in…read morenature and think of what that land means. I didn't get a chance to go into the visitor center, but I did check out all of the trail stops. Even got to see the train pass.

Disappointing trail. Expectations based on other reviews here and on line were not met…read more Short paved trail alongside Ocumulgee River. Bike sharing available. Plenty of parking available at Trailhead just off exit 1A of I 16. Swimming, fishing, biking, playground and other activities. Has potential for a decent biking trail and is in big need of tender living care. Looked like some maintenance of trees and flooded trail was in process, as well as some planting. Some of this is nice and submerged in Nature with lots if greenery, flowers, streams and the river. Unfortunately, it is overshadowed by I75, power transformers and other ugly sites.

Visited for Cherry Blossom Festival and there were beautiful trees with blossoms. Great paved…read morewalkways and nice pavilion. There seemed to be a nice bridge over water, but it was shut down and boarded up. It would've been nice if there was clean water as well as the water underneath was completely coated with a brown layer.

Central City Park is a great outdoor space in Macon! Cherry Blossom Festival events are held here,…read moreso chances are you'll make it out on an annual basis even if it isn't your regular hang out spot. Picnic and playground areas are great for non official group gatherings for families and the young at heart. Tree lined walking paths through the park with nice areas to relax with friends on a calm afternoon. The fields can get busy during the season with multiple games and practices going on at once, but plenty of parking for those cheering on from the stands. The dirt road that loops around the fields is great for running or walking too.

The fish don't seem to be biting anybody else I was wondering why bats no fish no fish. People have…read moremore one bait no fish need to the town.Macon they don't care about the fish the fish are not biting at all. I'm not going in the mornings 6 o'clock in the morning till about 11:00 AM nothing biting.

Nice enough place. The lake is definitely cool and a nice place to escape the hustle of the…read moreday-to-day grind and just rewind.

This place is now closed. Tried to take my grands, and was very disappointed. However, a friend…read moreguided us to Giggle Town in the Shoppes at Riverside Crossing mall and MAN DID WE HAVE A BLAST!!! So clean, big and so many interactive areas to let their creativity and imagination fly! Go to GIGGLE TOWN Macon. You will LOVE it! ​ GIGGLE TOWN between Men's Warehouse and Buckles in The Shoppes at Riverside Crossing, Riverside Drive, Macon.

My grandson had the best time here.It is a nice place to let your little one play but they only a…read moreone bathroom and that makes no sense at all for the crowd that comes in. Also I noticed adults are coming in and out that are just visiting with the parents hanging out.

Okmulgee Heritage Trail Spring Street it's a nice place to walk with a view of what I am assuming…read moreis the Okmulgee River. I will advise you however, that one part seems to have been something of a homeless encampment. This is just off of Interstate 16 and there's a nice little respite from the day-to-day grind. In addition to the walkie petharbor there's a children's playground, some benches, a place to launch a small boat and a few pieces of art.

The park is a lot of fun but the snack stand is a joke. Minimal people were even ordering and…read moremostly just drinks. Yet it took 20 minutes to get my pre made nacho with the canned cheese drizzled on top. Not sure what they possible could have been doing in the kitchen that it took this long. All the cashier said was "Sorry"....

It could be a really fun place, but you can't do half of the activities due to lack of employees…read more The employees that are there are not very helpful. $75 for two children.

We camped in our RV and it's a beautiful place but the water caused My husband and I plus our…read morefour dachshunds to be very ill. I wouldn't suggest using the water unless you're flushing it. We won't go back. I almost lost one of my dogs bc of the water.

"Arrowhead Park is located on Columbus Road near U.S. 80. It is open year round and offers clean ,…read morespacious campsites that can accommodate tent or RV campers. Park Hours: 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Amenities: Campgrounds offer full electrical and water hook-ups, as well as disposal stations for sanitary purposes. Lakefront or lakeview sites are available along with boat ramps, clean bath facilities, coin operated laundries and a full-time staff of park rangers for your convenience and safety. The campgrounds also offer permanent charcoal grills and picnic tables for campers. The site can accomodate any size recreational vehicle. The park offers a small swimming beach and children's playground near the campground."