- TripBuzz found 11 things to do with kids in or near Greensboro, Georgia, including 7 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Madison and Watkinsville.
- From Spotlight Theatres Parkside Main 8 to The Oconee Course at Reynolds Plantation, the Greensboro area offers 37 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Historic Sites, Resorts and Golf.
- Located in the beautiful Northeastern region of Georgia lies the city of Greensboro. Founded in the late 1700's the town is steeped in rich history and is a popular tourist destination. The city offers many museum and home tours as well as water recreation activities on the shores of Georgia's Lake Oconee.
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Kettle Creek Battlefield is a site where military action took place during the Revolutionary War. The site is 12.5 acres in size, and there is a historical marker onsite which provides details of the battle.
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216 E. Robert Toombs Ave, Washington, GA
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The gleaming white façade of the Robert Toombs House State Historic Site has come to symbolize the affluent secessionist movement that gripped Georgia during the Civil War. Toombs, a career public servant, became one of the nation's most outspoken secessionists. The museum and its beautiful grounds are open fo…
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313 N Alexander Ave Ste C, Washington, GA 30673
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The forty year running Washington Little Theater Co entertains audiences with dramatic, musical, and operatic performances at the historic Bolton Luncheford Playhouse built in the 1890's. A children's theater and drama camp are available each summer.
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The 8th largest non-racing stadium in the country, Sanford Stadium is an on-campus football venue and a part of the University of Georgia. The games here are said to be played 'between the hedges' owing to the special feature here which are the privet hedges that surround the field.
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308 E. Robert Toombs Ave, Washington, GA
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Visitors to the Washington-Wilkes Historical Museum in Washington, Georgia enjoy dozens of exhibits at the state's largest historical museum. The majority of exchibits are related to the history of Washington and of Wilkes County.
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The Tree That Owns Itself, also known as the Jackson Oak, is a white oak tree and a popular local landmark owing to the fact that it is believed to be the legal owner of itself as well as the land within eight feet from its base.
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One of its kind, the Double Barreled Cannon was an experimental weapon built during the Civil War. However, it was never used on the battlefield.
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The Iron Horse is an artistic monument and sculpture that is made from iron. The Iron Horse was created by Abbot Pattinson and weighs approximately 2,000 pounds and can be viewed for free 7 days a week.
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With the combination of Hollywood movies and wide ranging independent films, Cine BarCafe can meet the entertainment desires of many individuals. The BarCafe portion of the site features traditional movie fare along side selected wines, beers, coffees, and teas.
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Now known as Trail Creek Park, East Athens Community Park is a fun outdoor space for both kids and adults. Along with a soccer field, the park offers a playground, walking trail, picnic area and exercise facility.