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The 10 Best Things to Do in Fayetteville, United States
Fayetteville is a city in Fayette County, Georgia, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 15,945, up from 11,148 at the 2000 census. The city is the county seat of Fayette County. Fayetteville is located 22 miles (35 km) south of downtown Atlanta.
Restaurants in Fayetteville
1. Prime Community Park - Secret Garden
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
The Prime Community Park, also called the Secret Garden, started with a simple desire: to create a special place for the community to enjoy a tranquil respite. Alfred and Jolene Dingler, Karl Thomason and their families believe in a strong sense of community. As a way to give back, they have opened their gardens free of charge for others to enjoy.
Reviewed By Jeanne T
Took two of my Granddaughters to the gardens for Winter Break. There 1st visit, my 4th. I just recently moved to the area. This place is magical. A true place of wonder. A whimsical garden. I can't begin to describe it. A must see for yourself. It is a photographer dream come true. I made so many pictures of the grandkids. They are working daily and adding new surprises to the gardens. They have a wonderful trail to walk. A place to picnic, a place to relax and read. It is so peaceful and relaxing. Everyone is so nice. And it's a gift to the community. God bless for all you do.
2. Starr's Mill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By srlawren11 - Peachtree City, Georgia
I enjoy every time I drive by and when I stop in for a while. This is a beautiful location and just an enjoyable escape from the current world. Either side of the creek is great and the view is good either way.
3. Fun Spot America Atlanta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Fun Spot America Atlanta offers over two dozen family attractions, thrill rides, 3 mini golf courses, fast paced go-kart tracks, and fun for the whole family! Located in Fayetteville, Ga just 8 miles South of the Atlanta airport!
Reviewed By lavern072561 - Fayetteville, Georgia
This is a very large property with vast potential but because of the internet and smart phones, places like this must change to attract visitors.
I think they are doing the best they can but they need need idea's to attract adults without children.
For a family event, it is a bit on the high price side, but it has to be because this place must be expensive to operate. Very difficult business to make profitable.
4. Lake Horton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By C8005JDbrucer - Fayetteville
Great place to walk/exercise or picnic. Fishing and boating (no motors), and just a relaxing place. Plenty of shade on the walking trails.
5. Fayetteville Bowling Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Richard H - Fayetteville, GA
Fayetteville's bowling center since 1987. Great fun at reasonable prices for a family night out. Cosmic bowling also available on weekends.
6. The City Gardens of Southern Oaks
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Jefferson P
We got married here in May, the Folks here at Southern Oaks did a wonderful job! they had packages that were very fair that you wont find at most places. the Staff was very friendly and Super Accommodating. our wedding went off with out a hitch! if you are looking for a good venue with a wonderful outdoor and indoor space. this is the place to go!
7. Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Jamie W - Fayetteville, Georgia
This local museum, housed in one of the only antebellum homes left on a square in Georgia. It has collections that connect it to various owners and visitors of the house, including Doc Holliday, Governor Dorsey, and Margaret Mitchell. There are numerous Civil War artifacts and other treasures from Fayette County history. Local authors: Robert Burch, Ferrol Sams, and Jim Minter are featured in the author room. The museum is a bargain at $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students. A Book Club, Heritage Festival, and other events bring something for everyone to the museum.
8. Salt MedSpa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Salt MedSpa is a halotherapy wellness center just south of Altanta offering 2 salt rooms, massage and HaloMassage, facials, microdermabrasion, HydraFacial MD, HaloYoga, waxing, tinting and lash application, cupping and naturopathic services. Halotherapy (salt therapy) is a unique and natural approach for relieving the symptoms of respiratory issues, inflammatory skin problems and improving mood.
Reviewed By MarnieC20 - Senoia, Georgia
Salt Medspa has everything I need to feel AND look better! From the relaxing and soothing salt room (which helps SO much with my allergies) to the incredible facials and stress relieving massages - it covers all the bases for my health! Plus the salt lamp selection is extensive and their other products make great gifts! Love going there!!!
9. Fayette Pavilion
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By GA_Peach379 - Fayetteville, Georgia
Convenient location, easy east/west access; wide variety of my favorite stores! Makes for convenient one-stop shopping. it has it all--grocery, clothing, hardware, home decor, nail salon, toys, movie theater--you name it. Ample parking, traffic friendly layout.
10. CrossFit Kickstart
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By J R - Fayetteville, Georgia
Put this on Yelp, but these guys are great, so put it here too.
CrossFit Kickstart is one of Fayetteville's best kept secrets. (It's not the CrossFit at the old muffler shop. It's in the industrial park off S. Jeff Davis by the Sherriff's dept.) Chris Akeman, the gym's owner and head trainer, is constantly watching form and that ensuring benefits come from the workout without injury. He makes thoughtful adjustments and modifications considering each person's unique physical strengths and limitations. The first visit, you go get ranges of motion measured and through the motions to see where you might have issues to address, I have back problems and Chris and the other coaches consider this and help me adjust for it with each workout. This degree of personal training would cost a lot at a regular gym. I like that each workout is already programmed and there's a guided stretch and warm-up and instruction with each session.
The gym is huge, clean, private and well put together. The floors are fully padded and the equipment is new and pristine. I mostly do early mornings (5:15 am and sometimes 6:30 am) classes, but have done evening classes as well. The mood in the gym is always supportive and upbeat even on days when I'm not at my best. Chris tracks everyone's workouts with their software (you can log in and see all your workouts and your progress) and is prescriptive with weights used based each person's progression.
I got started when I won a free two-week free membership at the Fayette Family Market Day in the square in October and have been going since. I had never been to a CrossFit before, but everyone I know who has tells me that the level of personal attention and care at CrossFit Kickstart is exceptional. Each time I go I receive so much instruction and attention and I see the same happen with everyone in the workouts. I have a lot more energy and am definitely fitter. It's a great business and I try to go every day!
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