I have lived in this area for 18 years but never visited this recreation center. I visited on this…read moreday so that I could vote in the general election. It was listed as the early voting location, so I decided to come here to vote. I was dropped off at the front of the building, which had several steps that you have to walk up. This may impact those that are mobility challenged or handicapped. I'm sure there was another entrance in the back of the building. I did see a handicap ramp in the front though. There were signs everywhere with directions on where to locate the voting booths. The election staff was very pleasant. I had no problems with signing in or the actual voting process.

I had an opportunity to volunteer here in accordance with court-ordered community service…read more The facility is a little aged and small but is very well-kept. Daily parking is convenient and plentiful. Event parking is inconvenient. Regardless, the train station is walking distance, even if carrying a gym bag after leg day. The people who operate this facility are it's greatest asset. 99.99% of them are kind and customer-oriented. Ps. Events and concessions are cash only. In the current times, that worth a whole star.

Swim lessons with Coach Kara. Group swim lessons for homeschool kids has been a great experience…read more We can't wait to take another class. Coach K is very patient with the children and knowledgeable. There's also a playground and walking track in the rear of the building.

awesome natatorium with heated pools, warm and clean environment. This location has ample parking…read moreand many activities for people of all ages. I took a beginner swim class and love it. Within minutes, I've learned how to float, dive in the deep end without fear of putting my head underwater.

Very fun and enjoyable to float down the Hooch. There's an option to rent floats, or if you are…read moreplanning to go more than once, I would recommend buying your own floats. It's very easy to inflate and carry down to the river and you can reuse time and time again. If you go this route, it's best to go with another party that can park at the finish spot so you have a ride back to your car when you're all done. The water is pretty calm. It can be a little chilly at first, but you get used to it eventually. I like to bring a paddle with me so I can better control my float. The whole trip takes about 3 hours to enjoy. So bring some friends, pack some drinks and snacks, and enjoy a lazy afternoon on the river.

This was a place to be relaxing for tubing. Free parking at Don White Memorial Park where the start…read moreoff location is. Please note that there is limited parking space available. Upon arriving, the website says that they have different hours of operation on the weekdays and weekends and depending on water levels and condition of day. We came on a Saturday around 3, when last bookings for rentals are at 4. One staff member said they stopped doing walk ins, however they changed their mind so we got lucky.. they charge for the tube which was $22, a "convenience fee," and shuttle charge for $4 a person. And if you want a square cooler tube it was $10. It was a kind of an unprofessional environment with young adults working the table to take in our payments. You have to leave one ID of the whole group you're with for security reasons I'm assuming, but you get it back at the end. Now, we got our tubes and life jackets and off to the Chattahoochee we go! The water was freezing cold even though it was a hot 90° outside. The thing that sucked most was my tube I was in, was already starting to deflate, along with another tube deflating slowly as well. That's wonderful.. There was an accident that happened on the ride down the river. My boyfriend had a shoulder injury previously, and somehow his shoulder dislocated while trying to push off a pier to get us away from the side.. well that was unexpected. It was tough to even get him out of the river and we didn't finish until after 6pm almost 7 by the time I went to grab my ID. And on my way towards the shuttle, not only did it stopped at 6, I wasn't even told they stopped running by that time. So the only option was to take a 5 minute lyft/Uber or walk 30+ minutes back to the starting point where the car is parked.

I saw this gym had great reviews and my energetic 3yr old needed an outlet to learn how to do…read moresomersaults before she hurts herself. Coach K has been great- very patient yet stern in teaching proper form and letting my kid burn all the energy she needs. I bought a 3 month package and we are enjoying our experience so far. They also follow Covid protocols which makes me feel safe.

From the owner: We are a trusted, professional gymnastics studio taking children ages 18 months to adults and we…read moreare open for registration. Our gym setting is intimate, classes are personal, structured, safe and fun!

I grew up playing here. We used to love the sandbox because they were one of the few parks that…read morestill had a sand box. The park is massive so there's plenty of places to explore. Nice basketball courts that they kept maintained. Park it tucked all the way off the street, so you don't have to worry about cars speeding by. It was a great place to play alone without needing our parents there growing up.

I attended a birthday party at this facility; my review is not based in deep involvemement with the…read moregymnastics program or anything. However, my casual contact with this place was incredibly positive. My kids left this party absolutely glowing with joy on their little faces. My folks had me in a few gymnastics camps when I was a little - I remember the stern coaches who wouldn't let me do any of the fun stuff until I had perfected a boring old forward roll. It's apparently a different situation at the Tumbleweeds facility; they seem to be good at promoting the joy of the sport, and one look at the website seems to show a quite storied history of their activities. There is a massive wall of trophies in the main gym. Anyway, the birthday party was basically a monitored free-play in their spacious gym. Kids were allowed free reign of the balance beams, the trampolines, and the bar apparatus, all accompanied by a great soundtrack of clean jock jams. A clear favorite was the foam pit, used for safety while learning aerial maneuvers on the high bars. The kids were happily jumping into this pit for the entire hour or so. The more adventurous ones would hop up on the high beams and point their toes, make little hops and things. We later moved to the spacious party room, which was clean and well setup. The gym is located in the Conley Rec Center in the College Park neighborhood of Atlanta. This is just west of the airport, so you can see and hear the landing approaches from the parking lot. The place is a jem, and I just might come back. If one of your kids is invited to a party here, make sure to attend; it's pretty awesome.

College Park Tumbleweeds is an incredible gymnastics program! We drive all the way from Newnan,…read morebecause it is the best around. Most of the coaches have been Tumbleweeds, including the head coach, director and class coordinator. We would not go anywhere else! They run an exceptional and successful program!