- TripBuzz found 351 things to do with kids in or near Roswell, Georgia, including 326 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Atlanta, Marietta, Cumming and Decatur.
- From Aurora Cineplex & Minigolf to Sprayground at Riverside Park, the Roswell area offers 96 different types of family activities, including: Historic Sites, Parks, Hiking Trails and Movie Theaters.
- As Georgia's eighth largest city, Roswell has much to offer to locals and visitors. The scenic city, home to picturesque waterfalls, historical structures and lush green parks, features many creeks, lakes and rivers, offering many water recreation opportunities. Other points of interest include over fifteen local parks and annual festivals including Roswell Roots: A Festival of Black History & Culture and the Roswell Magnolia Storytelling Festival.
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Chefs dazzle diners with their impressive knife skills at tabletop hibachi grills as they expertly sear filet mignon, shrimp, and more
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Featuring a large number of amenities for use, the East Roswell Park is a city-run park open to the public. These amenities include a disc golf course, playgrounds, and a number of sports fields, among others.
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Big Creek Park MTB Trail has 6.8 miles of mountain biking trails that include dirt jumps, pump tracks and a freeride area for experts designed with gravity riders in mind. The nature trail can be used for jogging.
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Hembree Park Recreation Center is a park with a walking trail, tennis courts, a playground, batting cages, baseball fields and a pavilion with benches and grills. Their indoor center features a game room and two basketball courts.
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4651 Woodstock Road, Roswell, GA 30075
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Showing the latest blockbusters, Movie Tavern at Sandy Plains Village offers visitors a dining and movie experience with seats fitted with trays to eat from. The theater often plays reruns of classic films.
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935 Alpharetta Street, Roswell, GA 30075
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Built in 1845, the Archibald Smith Plantation Home is a two story farm house that was built by slave labor. Tours of the home can be taken 7 days a week by the general public.
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Barrington Hall once served as the home of Barrington King, one of the founding fathers of Roswell, and now, with the original furnishings restored, is open to public for guided informative tours about local history.
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Covering 127 acres, Chattahoochee Nature Center is popular among wildlife watchers for its variety of animals. The local residents are mostly animals which were rescued from life-threatening situations and which didn't manage to adapt to wilderness again.
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The Bulloch Hall is the house where Roosevelt's mother spent her childhood. It is now a museum which displays period furnishes, as well as Civil War artifacts. Special events can be held in here, such as weddings.
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The Vickery Creek Trail is a three mile path that takes visitors near two historic mills, a spillway waterfall, and a covered bridge. The historic mills, now in ruins, are made of brick.
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A Southern Trilogy is a collection of three historic antebellum homes namely the Barrington Hall with its Greek-Revival style architecture, the Bulloch Hall which served as the home of President Roosevelt's mother and the Smith Plantation established by the town's founding fathers.