Cute little park with everything for the family!…read more Super cool playground for kids of all ages. A pond that is currently stocked with fish for fishing fun! Theres frisbee golfing and trails as well. Tables and benches for those that just want to enjoy the outdoors. So glad we found this little community park.

We camped here and it was so fun! The park is beautiful and has many trails to check out. The camp…read morestore is stocked with everything you may need!

We had such a wonderful time camping here. The employees at the trading post are beyond friendly…read moreand helpful. And so very patient in assisting us. The campground itself is wonderful. The sites are well maintained and there are plenty of sites that accommodate our 43 foot camper. There are some premium sites that pull through. Just exercise caution with some of those because you could see where some campers dragged trying to get into those. The bath houses are very clean and modern. They also have 20 cabins you can rent. A fair number have been remodeled and those are really nice. We had a great time and are already planning our next trip.

Perfect trail to walk. The trail is very relaxing. Nice views of the surrounding area. The creek is…read morevery quiet and relaxing.

Was staying in the area for a few days. But didn't have use of our car. Husband had to take it for…read morework. It was a beautiful day and appeared to be safe area so i set off to take a walk. My phone direction indicated a different way but i saw stairs near the coutyard Marriott. It was paved trail by a stream. Lovely walk.

Great trails, grass is a little high so I recommend not wearing shorts. Crosses fields, streams and…read moreis extremely peaceful on weekdays! I was the only person to go on a Wednesday morning and was the only person STILL after I finished. I'll be back here regularly!

The land has loads of potential. The horse trails could use some work and the walking trails could…read morebe better marked. Overall, it's a nice place to go for a walk.

Beautiful and historic. The shoals are so much fun to slide and play in the water. Once a year in…read morethe fall they have a festival called Art in the Park! Believe me, you do not want to miss it! Be sure to save a lot of time for the awesome Village of historical buildings that have been moved to the site and restored. It's well worth many visits!!!!

park is nice but unstaffed most of the time and the area is bare bones. parking isn't convenient…read morefor the pavilions and having to cross the street to large hills with no stairs to access them from the parking areas is difficult for handicapped or limited mobility individuals. The river is fun for the kids but a lack of even a single park employee leads to many insatnces of crowds of loud violent groups taking over and running families out.

Gwinnett County has so many beautiful parks it's always fun when visiting one for the first time…read more Today it was Bay Creek Park located at 175 Ozora Rd. in Loganville, Ga. What a beautiful park with something for everyone. The park is on 154 acres, handicap accessible and has multiple playground areas, seven baseball fields, volleyball court, 4 tennis courts, basketball courts, skate parks, a multi purpose field, plenty of covered seating areas, pavilions, picnic area, beautiful paved walking trail and clean restrooms. I really like that one of the play areas is covered with colorful awnings offering sun protection for the kids. Parking is plentiful. The Bay Creek Police Station is located directly next to the park.

I was in search of a park with tennis courts and I found this park! The tennis courts are really…read morenice. The only downside is that there's only 4. 2 of the course have pickle ball lines as well! They also have a skate park, basketball courts, and a place for parties. This park is a gem for sure!

Oh my goodness my kids had so much fun here. Needed something to do for the kids so I found this…read morepark on Yelp and it honestly blew us away. This is one of the biggest parks I've been to there was so much to do! Totally worth a visit. The weather is a little bit chillier in Georgia right now so They had a fire going. It was perfect honestly it makes me wanna come back to Atlanta sooner than later.

This is the ultimate playground! Our kids' spent 4.5 hours playing and didn't want to leave! Loved…read morewe could grab dinner to go at the adjacent restaurants and eat and watch them play. We came back the next day because they couldn't get enough of it. Clean bathrooms and playground. A definite must!

Do not live in this town. The city is worthless when it rains and the streets flood. It is more…read moreimportant city workers sit and have a long lunch than to unclog sewers. Nobody answers the phone when you call in hazards on the roads. If you get the operator they tell you to call a different number.

Madison, GA was featured in Budget Travel Magazine (2012) as one of the 16 MOST BEAUTIFUL towns in…read morethe world, which is an enormous compliment! Especially considering some of the other towns were Bilbury (England), Wengen (Switzerland), Eze (France), and Český Krumlov (Czech Republic). Urban legend has it that General Sherman, on his march through the south, refused to burn down this quaint little Southern city because it was simply too beautiful. THE SCENE The morning of my day trip to Madison I was suffering from debilitating muscle spasms in my neck. However, my yelp friend Brian S & his lovely wife Cindy were in town visiting for the 2nd time and I was determined to show them a great time! Their first visit two years ago was blanketed with rain nearly the entire visit and limited where I could take them. THIS visit was full of sunny blue skies and I intended to take advantage of every second! But by the time we made it to Madison, my neck spasms were so painful that I had to stop pretending they weren't bothering me. The frequency of the attacks were every 30 minutes or so at first, but advanced to every 3 minutes by mid-day. I could take no more and stopped at Thrifty Mac pharmacy in Madison to buy ibuprofen for the pain and lidocaine to help relax my neck muscle. The awesome part about a small town is how helpful the people can be. The pharmacist herself came down from behind the counter to search out the best cure for my ailment. Unfortunately, the spasms didn't fully go away until I'd gotten a good night's sleep, but they did relax enough so that I could enjoy time with my friends. THE EXPERIENCE We started our expedition at the Visitor Center, where a kind woman laid out all the points of interest. Madison is one of Georgia's largest historic districts, with nearly 100 historic antebellum homes and a beautiful courthouse built in 1901. At the exterior rear of the courthouse is a set of stairs leading to the courtroom balcony that was the entrance used by blacks. We briefly toured the building and the courtroom, where I was reminded of the court scene from the movie Lincoln. Next door to the courthouse is a home that precedes it by over 100 years! The ROGER HOUSE was built sometime in the early 1800's. The front porch ceiling is painted a pale blue, a customary practice meant to attract insects upwards. The home is filled with period furniture, including a sugar chest, where the lady of the house often kept raw sugar cubes under lock and key! Upstairs are two bedrooms. The master was the smaller of the two and had a second bed in a small corner nook used to house soldier seeking shelter. It was also used for traveling pastors or judges. Its placement inside the master bedroom was twofold. 1) to keep an eye on this stranger and 2) to keep the visitor uncomfortable so as not to overstay their welcome! Next to the Roger House is ROSE COTTAGE, built in 1891 by a hard-working former slave woman by the name of Adeline Rose. Legend has it that women could not take out loans at a bank and certainly not a black woman. But Adeline Rose was so respected for her arduous work ethic of washing and ironing linens for local hotels that she was granted a $100 loan to help build her modest home, which only consisted of three rooms. Only two furnishings are Adeline's: a portrait of her and a quilt made with her own two hands. You will notice the quilt says, "Jesus Saved" with the second 'S' on Jesus turned backwards signifying how a person's life turns toward Jesus when they become a follower. We then ate lunch @ Big Kev's where the catfish was some of the best I've ever had and walked off the calories visiting different businesses surrounding Madison Town Park. Cindy loves antiquing, so we wound up in a little store off Jefferson street called The Junque Korner. The park itself was lovely with different garden vignettes, huge lawn area and a stage. OTHER HISTORY Aside from its beauty, there are people from here and movies filmed here that you are likely familiar with. People include Oliver Hardy (1892 -1957), one of the two comedians to make up Laurel & Hardy and Raymond Andrews (1934 - 1991), an African-American novelist. R.E.M. recorded an MTV Unplugged session at Madison-Morgan Cultural Center in 1991 and several movies/TV shows were partially filmed here including: * Goosebumps (starring Jack Black) * I'll Fly Away (1991-93) * HBO's Warm Springs * Scenes from My Cousin Vinny & Road Trip * The Great Bank Hoax (1978) * Portions of October Road & The Originals' FINAL THOUGHTS I can't honestly say I found it to be beautiful enough to be in the top 16 most attractive towns in the world, but it does exude amazing Southern charm. If you want an authentic small town USA experience in the dirty south, Madison is an excellent choice for a day trip or even an entire weekend! Be sure to also check out the Cultural Center & Bonar Hall, one of the first of the grand-style antebellum mansions. 2017/97