- TripBuzz found 5 things to do with kids in or near Washington, Georgia.
- From Washington-Wilkes Historical Museum to Kettle Creek Battlefield, the Washington area offers 34 different types of family activities, including: Historic Sites, Theaters, History Museums and Battlefields.
- With a population of just under 5,000 people, Washington, GA is the epitome of a southern small town. The streets are lined with interesting architectural styles such as restored colonial, antebellum, and Victorian-style homes. History is prevalent in Washington having been the site of the Battle of Kettle Creek in The Revolutionary War.
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A movie theater with IMAX, Regal Augusta Exchange Stadium 20 & IMAX displays first-run movies using digital projection and RealD 3D. It offers stadium seating, reserved seats, self-service and mobile ticketing, a game room and a snack bar.
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A 782-acre park surrounding Lake Chapman is Sandy Creek Park. The park offers a wide variety of amenities including hiking, fishing, disc golf, beach access and more.
42.3 Miles
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3300 Evans To Lock Road, Augusta, GA 30907
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Situated in a picturesque spot overlooking the Savannah River, The Savannah Rapids Visitor Center features a wealth of tourist information about the state of Georgia in general as well as the Savannah area in particular.
42.4 Miles
Savannah Rapids Kayak Rental provides visitors with watercraft equipment to explore the Savannah River with. While exploring the river by kayak, visitors have the opportunity to spot native turtles and birds.
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With over 40 lanes to bowl from, Brunswick National Lanes offers visitors shoe rentals and games for purchase. The games are computerized and have humorous videos playing on the screen between each game.
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1277 Elberton Highway (Hwy.77 South), Hartwell, GA 30643
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The Hart County Botanical Gardens encompasses over a dozen flower and plant gardens, as well as a children's playground, an amphitheater, a wetland and a large pavilion. They also hold an annual plant sale every April.
42.9 Miles
The Rogers House and Rose Cottage is a historic site that is thought to of begun construction in 1873. The house is presumed to of been built first, with the cottage added in 1891.
43.0 Miles
Built in the late 1950s, the Hartwell Dam is a dam that serves as a source of hydropower and flood control. Visitors commonly enjoy viewing the picturesque sights and taking guided tours of the dam.
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115 East Jefferson Street, Madison, GA 30650
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The Madison-Morgan Welcome Center is a center for tourist and visitor information located in the center of downtown. The center features a friendly and knowledgeable staff, and offers a variety of maps and brochures for local attractions.
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Billing itself as a retro cinema, Ricky D's features screenings of independent, foreign, and classic films. The theater offers a casual food menu alongside a wine bar with a curated list of selections by the bottle or glass.