Small park with a short walking trail located in Warner Robins alongside an apartment complex. This…read morepark features greenspace, which is paved on the outer edge; a pavilion; and 2 very long slides. The walking trail is shaded, and it consists of 2 bridges separated. From start to finish, it is only 0.8 miles, and it usually takes me about 10 minutes to walk it. I like to take my dog here on warm days since it is much cooler on the trail. The first half of the trail overlooks a really dirty pond that is filled with tons of turtles. It's peaceful but makes me wonder how the turtles are able to survive in the dark chocolate water. The second half of the trail ends in a neighborhood. If you are looking to get your steps in for the day, you can circle the green space. Overall, it's not the most impressive park. They definitely could have put more thought into the cohesiveness , but it gives the locals a nice place to enjoy nature.

There are a couple cool walking boardwalks through wooded areas. There's also a hill with several…read moreslides attached to it for children. This is a cool place to get away from everything for a few minutes and just take a peaceful walk.

I just wanted to invite folks to enjoy this park, but also shine a little light on its history. For…read morefifty years this land was home to Chester and Rose Evelyn Minor, their children, and one grandchild (me!). Chester and his two sons built the brick split-level themselves. Rose maintained a large garden many of those years, and the yard was studded with fruit-trees. The house survived two floods that destroyed the contents of the basement, but the flood of 1994 swamped the house in 5' of muddy water... high enough to flood the upper split story in a foot of water. The damage was too extensive and the property was sold to the government so that it could become this lovely little park. Enjoy!

Great place to bring your dogs and go on a walk or run. However, I could see this area getting…read moresketchy after dark, as there are now lights to light the path. Overall, it's a great trail for Warner Robins. A+.

This park adjoining the university houses a nice-looking fountain, ample tennis courts in good…read morecondition, some sketchy bathrooms, and not a ton else. There is some green space with a few basic picnic areas, but the university campus itself is more aesthetically interesting. There is free parking at this park and it's a pleasant area to walk through, but not a must-see destination.

Tattnall Square Park is a pleasant enough park and a great place to spend a bit of time. The…read morefountain is the center focus of this park and this park overall has a good vibe.

One of the lovelier spots in Macon, this large squarish-shaped park is great for a fabulous view of…read morethe city. Surrounded by beautiful homes including the Johnston-Felton Hay House, the park is a great place to picnic. There are outdoor concerts here, permanent art installations and a number of memorials to past military and a famous politician. One special feature is the slide which is probably really nice some times but today was a little filled with trash. And no, this isn't the cardboard pieces that help you have an enjoyable ride. You do need something to reduce the friction or it's not much of a "slide" after the trash is gone. There are some picnic tables and grills. It's very nice. Do be aware of the "residentially challenged" who didn't bother me during the daytime. There is street parking all around. [Review 1065 of 2024 - 733 in Georgia - 22093 overall]

Smaller park, but worth the trip! On the bottom of the slope there are several large ring statues…read more(that my boyfriend said looked like funyuns)...we had a great time jumping and crawling through them. And the cement slide is so much fun!!! It goes pretty quickly! And it is very difficult to walk back up the slide itself as the cement is smooth...but there are the actual stairs and grass to be used. The park has plenty of nice areas to sit and the walk around the college is very nice (beautiful homes to look at on the walk).

Great place for pickleball! There are 12 courts total. The courts are sometimes reserved for…read morepickleball league, but it's free to play here. People are very friendly about sharing the courts, it's a great community! Parking hasn't been an issue for me, but it tends to get pretty full around 6-7pm! There is also a splash pad in the park for kids near the courts.

Whenever I come to Warner Robins, I stay in one of the pet friendly TLFs. Much to my grateful…read moresurprise...there's now a dog park literally a minute drive away or just a 15 minute walk. It saved my pups from boredom. Before, I had to walk them four to five times a day and their late night walk was the LONG one so they'd sleep well. I have a fifteen year old Husky mix, Simone; a three year old Bully mix, Otis; and a six month old Bully mix, Pearl. I've only given four stars because the bugs are insane. I thought they'd be scarce during the heat of the day...nope, they love the heat too. Also, there's a lot of shrubbery and tree debris. Be careful navigating so you don't fall and trip and seriously hurt yourself. Watch out for your pups running near fallen branches, positioned in a precarious manner. We did happen to meet a sweet old girl, named Susie. She and her Mom came into the large dog pen to hang with my crew and me for a bit. Anyhoo, it's not super fancy, but it serves its purpose and I feel is a wonderful addition to RAFB! Now, I don't have to take thirty minute walks in the early AM, and still not have every dog use the loo. Now, I get up, throw on some yoga pants and a tee, load the pups up, and drive a minute, then unload the pups into the park and just hang for an hour while they do their business (I always pick up after my pups) and play. I bring a large water bowl, two gallons of water, various toys, baby wipes, towel, bug spray, and antibacterial hand sanitizer. I'd never take food or treats into the park with dogs I don't know. Some dogs can be food aggressive and it could spark an altercation. The same goes for toys too. At the first sign of trouble, I take said toy away. Enjoy! Your pups will thank you!

Nice big enclosed area lots of room to run for small and large dogs. I did happen to come across a…read moredead snake when I went so just be sure to walk around and keep watch.

Absolutely love this dog park!!!!! The people and dogs that go there are great as are the people…read morethat run it.

This is a great place to bring your dog for a stress free afternoon! The attendants are always on…read moretop of cleaning the park and supervising the dogs. They are also friendly and welcoming. The bar always has interesting drinks, but keeps some more well known stuff incase you're not feeling too adventurous. There's a good amount of seating, shade, and lights! The bathrooms are clean and air conditioned! The owner, staff, and regulars are always extremely inviting!

nice fishing area but even pros say there are almost no fish. also never caught any there. you also…read morecan't see in the lake because of mucky waters, so it is hard to see fish and nests. I have also been in a boat and it is nice except for the occasional alligator. this all sounds bad but they have bathrooms, archery, hunting, and events. good parking. overall, nice lake, just hard to fish.

Flat Creek PFA offers fishing, archery and some walking areas. It's a very big lake that offers…read morefishing areas but be careful they are huge ant beds around the lake so watch out for those. They have a restroom located on site but not sure if it's clean or not never see anyone go in or out of the restroom. Plenty of parking for people and few handicapped parking spots for people who are bringing a boat. Also keep in mind you can NOT bring a power boat it has to be a john boat with a small outboard motor. No beer, alcohol. wine is not allowed at Flat Creek PFA lake. Live bait is allowed at the lake but keep in mind there is alligators around. There is crappie, large mouth bass, brim and some other types of fish to catch.