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On the banks of Vickery Creek, ruins of the Roswell Manufacturing Co. Mills can be found. Constructed in 1839 and 1853, these mills were burned by Union forces.

The Roswell Presbyterian Church Historic Sanctuary was the first house of worship in Roswell. Built in 1840, it was used as a hospital for Union soldiers during the Civil War.

The Roswell River Landing is a great place to host weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, parties, corporate events, business meetings, and more. The 4,180 square foot facility has an observation deck that overlooks the Chattahoochee River and a kayak/canoe launch.

Outdoor lovers are sure to enjoy getting close to the river without getting wet on this multi-purpose greenway that parallels the Chattahoochee River, and is part of the overall Roswell Riverwalk that runs across Bull Sluice Lake from Azalea Drive to Willeo Road. Stroll along the boardwalk, take photos of the Chattahoochee River, and watch the sun set from the waterfront.

Roswell Town Square was built in 1839. The bandstand was added in 1905 on the occasion of President Theodore Roosevelt’s visit to his mother’s girlhood home. Today, the square is the site of art shows and other festivals.

Dedicated to those who served in the Vietnam War and honoring those who served in all wars, this life-sized sculpture depicts 50 faces in bronze, faces touched by war, showing a variety of emotions.

Currentlythe32acreshasadrivingrange,1,250yard9-holepar3golfcourse,puttinggreenandthelocationfeaturesaninterestingpast.

The track hosts 40 sanctioned races a year depending on weather and Tuesday night practice sessions. The track is available for all to ride when not racing, although a helmet is required.

This 34-acre park offers 1 lighted baseball field, 2 tennis courts, a 0.8-mile walking/jogging track, 3 lighted softball fields, 2 picnic pavilions, 2 playgrounds, and a gazebo, along with the BMX track.

Serenbe Farms is a certified organic farm nestled in the sustainable Serenbe community, southwest of Atlanta, Georgia. We offer over 300 varieties of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and fruits. We offer many opportunities for farm education, from school farm tours, to corporate tours, to seasonal classes and our apprenticeship program.

268 acres. Skate complex, outdoor basketball courts, dog park area, playground, pavilions, restrooms, 1.6-mile paved multi-purpose trail, 2.9-mile soft surface trail, grill.

Shakerag Park is a rustic and presently lightly developed, 66-acre community park that features a 1.1-mile nature trail that loops under 200 year old hardwoods and past one of Johns Creek’s only working farms. There is also a 3.8-acre lake, batting cages, picnic pavilions, and athletic fields.

67 acres. Activity building (classes/rentals), seven lighted youth baseball/softball field, restrooms, football/multi-purpose field with lighted walking track, pavilion, playgrounds, large community room and classroom, lake, 1.25-mile paved multi-purpose trail, grill.

Just off I-20 west of Atlanta, Six Flags Over Georgia is the largest regional theme park in the Southeast.

Beat the heat at Six Flags White Water, the Southeast’s largest water park and recently voted a Travel Channel Top 10 Water Park.

Offering a variety of trampoline experiences for all ages.

Enjoy our pumpkin patch, corn maze & hayrides in the fall and our Christmas tree farm in the winter. We also have a country store that offers jams, jellies, honey, ciders and more. The Sleepy Hollow Christmas Tree Farm has been offering family fun for over 30 years.

This tiny playground would satisfy some playful toddler and younger kids with its 2 baby swings, 4 big kid swings, and a small play structure with slides, rock wall and tunnels. There is a fun drum set and maracas for play as well. There is also an open field and little gazebo.

Smith- Gilbert Gardens is 16 acres of serene setting with over 3,000 species of plants, several rare in American gardens. United by woodland paths, the Gardens consist of separate groupings with individual elements of fascination.

Choose and cut your own Leyland Cypress Christmas tree.

In the shadow of Stone Mountain, this 18-hole, championship golf course is well-wooded and all golfers will enjoy the scenic beauty that the numerous glistening ponds and trickling creeks provide throughout the round.

5-mile multi-purpose paved trail

This 30-acre park sits on the South Side of beautiful Lake Acworth and contains parking, a beach and fishing areas.

Our specialties are homegrown family fun with pick your own strawberries, pumpkins, and a fun fall season like no other – corn maze, pumpkin patch, pig races, cow train — It’s here where memories are made!

The 1.15-mile long Southwest Connector Trail winds through a serene stretch of woods, originating at the existing Lionel Hampton Trail, passing by Beecher Hills Elementary School, and emerging onto Westwood Avenue.