- TripBuzz found 341 things to do with kids in or near Sandy Springs, Georgia, including 335 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Atlanta, Roswell, Marietta and Decatur.
- From Morgan Falls Overlook Park to Williams-Payne House Museum, the Sandy Springs area offers 96 different types of family activities, including: History Museums, Specialty Museums, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Parks.
- Featuring a stunning downtown skyline, the city of Sandy Springs, Georgia is home to a thriving business and residential economy. Tourists enjoy the areas shopping, dining and nightlife selections as well as its many annual festivals, including The Sandy Springs Festival and the Sandy Springs Artapalooza, both drawing over 30,000 visitors per year.
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An outdoor space for the entire community to enjoy, McCurry Park provides facilities for group sports including soccer, baseball and football. There is also a playground and a covered sitting area for picnics and other gatherings.
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Nash Farm Battlefield is a preserved space that was host to a pair of significant Civil War battles. There is a museum on the site that hosts a collection of Civil War artifacts and memorabilia.
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7101 Hwy 166, Douglasville, GA 30135
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A park area administered by the Douglas County Parks and Recreation department, Dog River Reservoir Recreational Complex offers a variety of amenities for visitors, including hiking trails, a pavilion, and a fishing pier.
33.1 Miles
A baseball training facility, Hit N Run Batting Cages offers batting cages tailored to all ages, skills, and experience levels. The facility offers bats for use, or hitters can bring their own.
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An equestrian facility, Valley West Riding offers training and boarding for horses, as well as riding lessons for riders of all experience levels. The facility also sells and leases horses and ponies.
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It's always great fun to visit the Kinsey Family Farm in Gainsville, Georgia. The farm offers pumpkin picking, Christmas trees and a huge variety of landscaping plants. The friendly and helpful staff are happy to answer questions and recommend items.
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Situated on 82 acres of wilderness, Lake Horton offers visitors outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and more. Swimming is not allowed in the lake, but visitors are welcome to take boats out on the water.
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The West Georgia Tennis Club specializes in providing enthusiasts and members a chance to play tennis on clay court surfaces. The facility has four separate, lighted courts and offers classes for all skill levels to members.
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Cades Cove features a variety of scenic views that guests can enjoy from their cars, including forests and old buildings. Visitors of the site have also been known to spot a variety of animals during their travels.
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Located in the historic downtown area, Walls of Clay centers around a paint your own pottery studio. During open studio hours, the attraction also features glass fusing, clay impressions, and themed birthday parties.