- TripBuzz found 5 things to do with kids in or near Washington, Georgia.
- From Washington-Wilkes Historical Museum to Kettle Creek Battlefield, the Washington area offers 34 different types of family activities, including: Historic Sites, Theaters, History Museums and Battlefields.
- With a population of just under 5,000 people, Washington, GA is the epitome of a southern small town. The streets are lined with interesting architectural styles such as restored colonial, antebellum, and Victorian-style homes. History is prevalent in Washington having been the site of the Battle of Kettle Creek in The Revolutionary War.
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Featuring scenic lakeside campsites is Hartwell's Hart State Park. The park features a dock with water-skiing and boating access, swimming, hiking, a children's playground and prime fishing for large mouth bass and rainbow trout.
45.4 Miles
Coon Fork Lake County Park is a public park with the 62 acre, 20 foot deep Coon Fork Lake. The park provides its visitors opportunities to go camping and boating, as well as take advantage of numerous hiking trails and picnic shelters.
45.6 Miles
Built in 1995, the Lake Olmstead Stadium & Park is a baseball facility that can accommodate up to 4,822 people at a time. The stadium also serves as an outdoor entertainment facility.
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1285 Old Beacon light Road, Hartwell, GA 30643
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Specializing in stripers, bass, and catfish, Papa Loyds Boys Fishing Charters offers guided fishing tours of different lakes in the region. The charter provides the equipment for fishing, and the fish is divided evenly among the group.
45.7 Miles
Promoting the basic elements of life, Emerald Farm allows visitors to take a step back into a simpler time. Guests can observe working dairy farms, gardening, candle making, soap making, etc.
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106 Main Street, Greenwood, SC 29646
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The Museum and Railroad Historical Center is dedicated to providing information that is interesting about South Carolina's history. Exhibits include the south in the American Revolution, gems and minerals gallery, and a discovery lab.
45.7 Miles
The Greenwood Community Theatre hosts seasonal performances throughout the year, including plays which are based upon famous Disney movies. The theatre company also hosts auditions for those who wish to play roles in its productions.
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A fenced canine recreation facility, Pendleton King Bark Park features separate wood chip fields for small and large dogs. The park provides drinking water, benches, an agility course and large trees for shade.
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Ezekiel Harris House is a free standing house that was built in 1797 and operates as a historic period piece. The house was restored in 1964, and can be viewed Monday to Saturday.
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1450 Greene St., Augusta, GA 30901
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The Augusta Canal Interpretive Center at Enterprise Mill is an interactive historic museum with a wide number of exhibits about the canal's construction, operation, hydroelectricity combined with displays explaining the history of the nearby mills and the mill workers.