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 Fernbank's NatureQuest is a nature lovers indoor playground During the cold winter months, everyone heads indoors. For families looking for things to do in Atlanta with kids indoors, there are lots of options for every age. Here’s a list of twelve great indoor activities for everyone in your family from toddlers to teens. Even the adults will have fun. What are your favorites? Continue reading Atlanta with Kids: Twelve Indoor Activities for the Whole Family So. Cobb Aquatic Center It’s always fun to do what is contrary to the season. Play in the snow in summer, swim in the winter. Here are a couple of indoor swimming pools that are more like mini-water parks than just the standard swimming pool. If you know others, leave us a [...] What: South Cobb Aquatic Center When: Anytime Where: 875 Six Flags Dr., Austell, GA 30168 (770) 739-3180 COST: Under $4 I love to swim, but hate getting into the water when it’s cold outside. However, kids love to swim anytime so if you’re stumped on what to do on a cold or rainy [...] What: Free Water Polo Lessons Where: Kraken Water Polo, 20 Willow Glenn Dr., Marietta, Ga. When: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 – 11 am for middle and high school Cost: Trail Week is Free ($40 a month dues after) If you are looking for something a little different to pass the last [...] Summer in Atlanta can be (ok, IS) very hot. The humidity can make it feel even worse. There is nothing I like better on a summer day than to cool off at a swimming pool. Whether you have a neighborhood pool you like to visit or you don’t have any regular place to [...]
Photo by Barbara Weibel What: Swim the Warm Springs, Dip Into the Past Where: Warm Springs, Ga. When: Memorial Day Weekend 2010 Cost: 1.5 hour swim sessions are $20 adults; $12.50 ages 6 to 17; Family Package-$75 Only Family Package includes admission to Roosevelt’s Little White House. Reservations are suggested and [...] What: George T. Bagby State Park Where: Fort Gaines, Georgia When: Open Daily Cost: $5 Parking Fee I once heard when raising children, it’s better to vacation at state parks, not theme parks. Although I do love a good theme park adventure, we took that advice this past spring break and visited [...] What: Wednesday WindDown, Music @noon When: April – September 2010 Time: Wed. evenings 5:30 – 8 pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays at Noon Where: Centennial Olympic Park Southern Company Amphitheater Cost: FREE, but you will have to pay $5 – $10 to park in a lot around the park Centennial Olympic Park was [...] Last Thursday’s Field Trips with Sue segment on Better Mornings Atlanta featured indoor aquatic centers and museums. Here’s a list: So. Cobb Aquatic Center Bethesda Park Aquatic Center Bogan Park Aquatic Center The World of Coca-Cola admission discount Dr. Seuss Goes to War…and More at the Breman The Center for Puppetry Arts [...]
WHO: Children of all ages WHAT: South Cobb Aquatic Center WHERE: 875 Six Flags Dr., Austell, GA 30168 (770) 739-3180 WHY: Five out of 5 boys (ages 4, 9, 10 & 11) agreed, it was a great time. COST: $2 per child (2 – 17)/senior (60+) [...] |
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