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!!!!

Came to LakePoint station on Memorial Day 2025 and had a blast for a full day! Jam packed with…read morewell run and organized activities my son and his friend and us parents had a wonderful time doing mini golfing, laser tag, bowling, rock climbing on several courses, arcade games, and gem mining. Truly a day to remember and well worth the money spent. Located right next to a chick fil a, and Starbucks kids and parents can have a wonderful day. 5 solid stars for Lakepoint Station in Cartersville!

had an excellent experience here. Food was seemingly good believe it or not at the restaurant…read morenext-door. Really nice place we play arcade games for a little bit then went in bowl. Super nice bowling alley not too big but nice. All the younger staff there was polite and respectful. Definitely a nice place to go back to and I can see it getting really busy. We went on a Thursday afternoon so it was empty.

Beware before booking All Out Gaming Atlanta…read more I chose All Out Gaming despite their significantly higher price because I was specifically told they had a Nintendo Switch 2 available. That was a major deciding factor in booking with them. On the day of the event, a different gaming company showed up instead. They arrived late, with an inferior gaming truck, and no Switch at all--which was not what was promised or contracted. It was clear the event had been outsourced to a cheaper third-party provider. Due to constant game updates and extremely long loading times, the kids were only able to use the gaming truck for about 30 minutes total. They quickly lost interest and ended up playing on our own PS5 and Switch inside the house, which worked far better than the truck. The experience we paid for was essentially unusable. After the event, All Out Gaming acknowledged that the service delivered did not match what was promised and offered a refund. Despite multiple follow-ups on my end, no refund has ever been issued. This experience was incredibly disappointing and did not come close to what was advertised or paid for. I would strongly caution others to confirm exactly who will be showing up, what equipment will actually be provided, and to get everything in writing before booking

Fun and happy times. Everyone should experience this kind of family fun at least onceread more

We love this place! Great atmosphere and great people. It really feels like a private club, but is…read morevery reasonably priced.

Went to the grand opening today with our friends!! It's a very cool indoor hangout spot with Indoor…read moreGolf simulator bays, beer & wine bar, good food, and merch. We ordered drinks, the boneless wings, charcuterie, cheese curds, southwest chicken rolls, and tortilla chips with queso, salsa, and guacamole. My favorite was the boneless wings buffalo flavor and mango habanero flavor. We reserved a bay online for 1.5 hrs and it was such a great time, and the owners are so nice and helpful, highly recommend!!

Affordable tickets, clean theaters, and relaxing seats--AMC CLASSIC Cartersville 12 is a reliable…read morespot for a laid-back movie night. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, which adds to the overall positive experience. The only real downside is the check-in process. You have to check in at the same register where snacks and drinks are sold, and during my visit, there was a long line. It felt a bit inefficient, especially since I had already purchased my ticket online. I asked one of the staff members why they didn't use the mobile check-in scanner, and he mentioned it's only brought out when the theater is extremely busy. Still, the overall experience was enjoyable. The theater was clean, the seats were comfortable, and the prices are hard to beat. Despite the minor inconvenience, this spot remains one of the better local options for catching a movie.

Had a awesome time will come again it was clean an neat an the service was great an employees were…read morecurious an well manored

1 star solely because the ticket purchasing process is the most painful, user UNfriendly experience…read moreeverrrrrrr. Multiple people can have the same seats in their basket at once. If that happens, you essentially have to start over. You can only see one level of seating; to see the other you must backtrack and select a new section. You must purchase multiple seats in separate transactions - a "software glitch outside their control." All the eyerolls. A first year web designer could build a more intuitive, user friendly website.

Cute old school theater in downtown Cartersville. Nice intimate venue in a cool, old town. Enjoy…read morethe downtown area...

The location is beautiful! Service was good! The only had one person working the counter, so it…read moretook a while to order.. The wine was ok. I prefer a sweeter wine.. It wasn't my favorite.. But. I think it's worth giving this place a try.

This is our first time visiting this vineyard. We thought we were lost when you turn into a…read moresubdivision but nope at the very end of the subdivision is the vineyard. Very nice place to enjoy especially if it was warm we went in the cold months. The lady talked to us we asked how long they had been there she told us they normally have food trucks but in the slow months they only do it on Saturday and Sunday. The wine was ok, not sweet enough for me. We may try again a different kind of wine :)

Having arrived during the holiday season when the visitor center was closed, I started my visit to…read moreCartersville at the Bartow history Museum. It's the perfect way to get an overview of the surrounding areas from many perspectives, including historic, economic, civic, etc. The staff, Pat and Rebecca, took the time to show me around on the ground level and later answered many of my questions. I would highly recommend people start their first visit to Cartersville at the Bartow history museum. Cheers

What can I say, not only did the history archived here overwhelm me, but so did the staff! It was…read moreso much more than I expected!!! [ THE SCENE ] I began my journey to Bartow History Museum with a desire to visit important sites for Black History Month. My plan was to post one review per day highlighting either places with significant Black History or Black Owned Businesses, so I got started visiting such places early January. Noble Hill-Wheeler Memorial Center was heavy on my heart because it was thee first Rosenwald School building constructed in Bartow County specifically designed for the education of black children (1924). Well, after about 2 weeks of calling the listed number and getting no live answer I began calling other historic sites on the Cartersville-Bartow Visitors Bureau website. One of those led me to call the museum and that was when I was introduced to sweet Mrs. Pat! It was not at all her responsibility, but she contacted the curator of the Memorial Center who decided to meet me there later in the day, despite not being open due to family tragedy. I insisted she not worry about it, but she was even more insistent that I come for a visit considering I had made the journey. Truly, all the historians and curators blew me away in this small unassuming town. *** [ THE EXPERIENCE ] During my conversation with Mrs. Pat, she insisted I come to the Bartow History Museum first! I'd called her about 45 minutes before arriving because I decided drive to Cartersville on a wing and a prayer, UNDETERRED BY being unsure if anything would be open. God seems to always have a way of rewarding my blind faith efforts. The museum was not on my radar or in my plans, but Pat was highly convincing that it would be well worth my time... and boy was she right! She was the first to greet me and immediately began to give me a tour. Shortly after my arrival Trey, the Museum Director, arrived with a thick stack of archive materials for me to review! He'd heard from Pat that I was wanting Black History information and brought a plethora of files. DID I MENTION HOW OVERWHELEMED I WAS WITH THEIR HOSPITALITY? Trey and Mrs. Pat treated me as if I were an important visiting professor, despite just how many times I told them I am a lowly blogger that had an idea to highlight some Black History Sites for the month. It didn't matter, because it was clear I was important to them! The first floor highlighted the women important to the county history while the second floor covered everything else, including artifacts, displays and powerful videos of timelines and living human history. *** [ FINAL THOUGHTS ] I came to find at least one story to write about, but the archives were vast and full of so many historic importance's that I decided I would do this place absolutely no justice in the limited words yelp allows for a review. So I will simply say, if you are desiring to teach yourself or your children important local history (ESPECIALLY BLACK HISTORY), consider this museum to be the Fort Knox of county information. Cartersville is TRULY impressive with an extravagant wealth of documents, photos and INCLUSIVE American history. But beyond all the information available, my most treasured memory will be how the staff made me feel. I felt totally unworthy of their lavish attention as Pat walked with me and pointed out things I might not have noticed on my own and Trey gave me access to files not within public areas of the museum. Dare I say I felt loved and highly welcomed! As Maya Angelou once famously said: "At the end of the day people won't remember what you said or did, they will remember how you made them feel." I walked away from Bartow County Museum with one overwhelming feeling that doesn't come often or easily - I felt IMPORTANT. God bless you all! 2021 / 29 BlackHISTORYSeries

My son and I chose a beautiful Saturday in October to explore the Etowah Indian Mounds on the…read morescenic north end of the Etowah River near Cartersville, Georgia. The site is an easy drive about an hour north of Atlanta, with plenty of free parking in a lot at the Visitor Center. The Visitor Center has restrooms and a small gift shop. The fee for adults to enter the 54-acre archeological site is only $6 per person. Built and occupied in three phases, from 1000-1550 CE, the prehistoric site is tranquil and calm. One can almost hear whispers of Native Americans as the breeze ripples through the tall grasses. There are three mounds (A, B, and C), that are accessible by wooden steps and hand rails. The mounds are well maintained and there were families picnicking on blankets at the summit of Mound A. Several picnic tables are also available near the river. The nature trail is tidy with signs educating the public on native woodland creatures and birds in the area. We saw many bluebirds and a couple Monarch butterflies lingering towards the end of fall. Definitely worth a peaceful morning or afternoon exploration and historical hike. The grounds are open 7am-5pm. Note: Plenty of dining options in Bartow County. We had brunch at the popular Doug's Place (about a 10 minute drive.)

The best of a historical site…read more Easy to navigate. Specific and interesting signs and small museum. A piece of Georgia history work seeing. Bring some water. The mounds expose you to the sun with no shade. The river walk is all shade. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did. I'll never forget bringing my friend from out of town to visit.