Great venue to watch a baseball game! Great food and beer and a friendly staff!…read more Go GreenJackets!

We absolutely love SRP Park! We've experienced games from VIP box seats, general admission, and…read moreright behind the pitcher, and every spot has been such a fun experience. With our two boys, there really isn't a bad seat in the house--the energy, the music, the cheering, and all the excitement make every game feel special. Our favorite nights are definitely the fireworks games. There's something so magical about ending a summer night at the ballpark with fireworks lighting up the sky. Add in hot dogs, popcorn, an ice-cold beer, and all the classic "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" traditions, and it feels like pure Americana. I especially love that baseball is such a generational experience--the kind of simple, joyful family tradition you remember from childhood and then get to experience all over again through your own kids. SRP Park makes it easy to create those memories. Five stars from our family!

This place has seen local bands, Ben Folds, Jason Mraz, and more. But its greatest gift is that it…read moreis open all the time. If you take a leisure walk on the top or bottom level of the Riverwalk (downtown), you'll eventually run into it. Up top there are some benches and a pergola. The vines cover most of it so you have shade to sit and enjoy the view of the Savannah River. Or you can pick one of hundreds of seats to relax in as well. A nice newer feature is the handrails they've added. It is a bit steep. *Insider's Tip -Great place to run steps.

Very cool place. It was on the riverwalk right behind my hotel. Open air facility that sits right…read moreon the river. A nice venue. Hope to visit a performance in the future.

Lake Olmstead park has a bit of everything. Of course the current Green Jacket baseball stadium is…read morehere. But it's a great park to picnic at along the water or take a walk around the lake. I've ran a couple 5k's here and they were fun as well. The is also the Julian bbq pitt which is an "hut" like building available for events. I'm most often here because it's a gateway to the Augusta canal trail. Just a short hike to aqueducts or you can take bike ride all the way to Savannah River rapids. You can also kayak and enjoy the lake too. So plenty to do to enjoy the outdoors here :)

Great memories from Green Jackets games years before the opening of SRP! This is an awesome…read morefacility--gives you a simple, old-school ball park feel without the "extra" that so many state-of-the art facilities have today. The food was cheap, and everything was right beneath the stands (food, restrooms, etc.) Great location next to Lake Olmstead and the trail head which is located behind the stadium. NEGATIVES: 1. Parking is ATROCIOUS. There is very minimal free parking. The lots are made of dirt and gravel, no defined parking spaces. It's quite common to get parked in and be unable to leave until the others nearby come to get their vehicles. Frustrating is an understatement! Some people would walk all the way from parking off Broad Street. 2. Neighborhood not the best, not the worst. Safety at night is definitely more of a concern. 3. Ticket line is always lengthy. The stands can get crowded and there is little room to move around comfortably if you need to stretch your legs. Otherwise, this is a fun facility. I miss it often, even when at current Green Jackets games across the River. I hope it stays around and gets good use!

Went to a WWE Event here and had a blast but here's a rundown of things to do to insure a good day…read more Arrive early for parking cause it will get filled quickly along with the line to get in. Also have your ticket ready so you can get in fast, I would advise to take a screenshot of your ticket just in case it doesn't load while there. Another thing is to eat before, this is because in the arena they only have about 4 locations to eat decent food along with the lines are ridiculous and the price is crazy.

It was nice arena but i was in the front if you were in the bleachers they have no screen for the…read morestage. It was kinda close but it still was a good time

We have been to imagination station on numerous occasions. My son and I mostly go with the mom's…read moreclub of grovetown but we have also been there for birthday parties. The city calls it a children's museum but really it's more of a play area. They have different sections. One for reading and putting on plays, one for imagination play and one for arts and crafts. My son thoroughly enjoys every visit we make and I love that we are able to partake in pretend play with him as his mind and imagination grow! They have also just installed a brand new playground that is open to the public. The only downfall aside from being ridiculously tiny and feeling overcrowded when there is more than 5 parents in there is that you have to pay for a membership in order to use the facility. If the whole area was open to the public and not just the playground I definitely feel like we would make more trips there. But other than that it's a great place to let your children's minds wander and explore!

From the owner: Discover the wonderland of learning and laughter at Imagination Station! We're an inclusive,…read moremember-run children's museum with interactive exhibits like Sensorimotor Corner, Fixer Upper, Science Corner, Pre-Literacy Room, and Art Studio. Unleashing imagination for ages 0-6 and parents. One ticket, endless fun!

The seats have definitely seen a few blockbuster premieres, but they still recline and were…read morecomfortable enough to kick back and enjoy the movie. The theater was clean overall, and everything felt well maintained despite showing a little age. The concessions delivered. The popcorn was fresh, buttery, and exactly what you hope for when you go to the movies. The ICEE machine was fully stocked and actually working, which deserves recognition on its own. Cold. Flavorful. No watered-down disappointment here. The staff kept things moving, and the theater had a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. It's not the newest cinema around, but it gets the job done and makes for an enjoyable movie night. If you're looking for luxury recliners and the latest upgrades, you may notice its age. But if you want fresh popcorn, a good ICEE, comfortable reclining seats, and a clean theater to catch a movie, GTC Riverwatch is a solid choice. It's giving... the reliable sequel that isn't flashy but still delivers.

beautiful area nice…read morewalking paths slight improvements would enhance the ambience and make it more "user friendly" 1) regular removal of homeless and vagrants 2) some kind of "cafe" offering light meals/ lunch; cold drinks; specialty ice and hot coffee -- little "boat shop" has no meals; limited beverages and is cost prohibitive (much higher than local convenience stores)

Once again you cannot find a parking place. Even though there are posted signs not to park along…read morethe fence, towing enforced, people disregard the sign and all along the fence there are cars and trucks parked. This makes it cause a one lane road. I've never seen a car towed. This has always been a problem and no solutions have been made. The park people, whoever they are, sent out a message not to park along the fence, it has been ignored. I hope they work on a solution. I love watching the kids play and have this opportunity, however, they need to fix this issue. Why do we just all accept this mess and continue supporting the park?

Love this place. It's my go to track and area to get a great outdoor run and workout in. I didn't…read morerealize the trail was back there, which is not that long, but still nice. Also, great family areas here, and I've also seen some mommy groups doing workouts.