- TripBuzz discovered 100 different types of activities for couples in the Loganville area, including Parks (like Loganville Toddler Park), Bowling (like Oasis Bowling Center), Maze (like Corn Dawgs Corn Maze) and Botanical Gardens (like Vines Gardens), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 175 date ideas in or near Loganville, Georgia, including 167 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like Decatur, Lawrenceville, Buford and Duluth.
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Created to provide an array of recreational opportunities, Central Park is equipped with several baseball fields, soccer fields, tennis courts and a disc golf course. The facility is also contains a playground and indoor recreation center.
30.4 Miles
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2450 S. Milledge Ave, Athens, GA 30601
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Covering 313 acres and part of the University of Georgia, the State Botanical Garden of Georgia has native flora gardens, international gardens, and plenty of trails. The greenhouses are used by the University and are opened for public.
30.4 Miles
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2317 Browns Bridge Road, Gainesville, GA 30504
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Featuring 24 lanes and a pro shop, Gainesville Bowling Center provides open and league bowling as well as a 3500-square-foot laser tag arena. The center also offers ticket redemption games, a private party room and a snack bar.
30.5 Miles
Climb into a horsedrawn carriage operated by North Georgia Tours and experience bucolic Watsonville from the comfort of a sheltered buggy. Due to limited space, carriage tours are best for groups of no more than four adults.
30.5 Miles
North Georgia Tours offers narrated tours and ghost walks that are meant to enlighten and entertain. Tours, which can be conducted on foot or by carriage, focus on the area's architecture, history, and local legends.
30.6 Miles
39 beer specialties are waiting to be tasted and bought at Terrapin Beer Company. Some of these beers are found all year round, while some of them are only released with special occasions and holydays.
30.6 Miles
Taylor-Grady House is a historic landmark which is now home to the Junior League of Athens. The house is named after Robert Taylor and Henry W. Grady, who are significant historical figures in the local community.
30.6 Miles
The University of Georgia Performing Arts Center is a space that is dedicated to the arts. The center hosts live performances which include musical acts, spoken word and stringed orchestras.
30.7 Miles
The Tree That Owns Itself, also known as the Jackson Oak, is a white oak tree and a popular local landmark owing to the fact that it is believed to be the legal owner of itself as well as the land within eight feet from its base.
30.7 Miles
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.