Tourist at Home | Motherhood Unplugged
- Dominique BAB
- Jul 13, 2018
- 2 min read
It's mid-July and if you're located in the South like we are, school will be starting in T minus 20 days. If you haven't been able to do some fun 'unplugged' experiences with your children yet there is still time before you gear up for the new school year. You can still make the most of this summer even if you don't board a plane by becoming a hometown tourist. Yes you read right, be a tourist in your own backyard, take a staycation, visit a museum, new park or drive to a nearby beach. Read on for some of the fun adventures going on in my city and probably similar ones in yours too!
Superhero Saturday at the Tellus Science Museum
July 14th 10AM-5PM
100 Tellus Drive Cartersville, GA
Admission $15.95; ages 3-17 $11.95; 2 and younger FREE
Butterflies Galore at the Chattahoochee Nature Center
Through July 31
M-Sat 10AM-4:30 Sun Noon-4:30
9135 Willeo Rd Roswell, GA
Acworth Beach at Cauble Park
The beach area features white sand and roped off swimming area. There is also a playground and walking trail.
$10 per car M-F 8:30-6PM
4425 Beach St Acworth, GA
Swimming area at Red Top Mountain Park
Sandy beach with roped off swimming area nestled in a cove surrounded by trees and Lake Allatoona.
Parking $5
50 Lodge Rd S.E. Cartersville, GA
Sonic Playground Yuri Zuzuki
Get hands-on with colorful sculptures
Free outdoor playground at the High Museum through Oct 7
Children's Museum's Tools for School Day
Make a pencil holder, set goals for the year and the 'Big Hearts' musical.
July 28 11-4:30PM
275 Centennial Olympic Park Atlanta, GA
$15.95-$18.95, ages 1 and younger FREE
Atlanta Ice Cream Festival
Ice cream samples and scoops for purchase, fitness and children's activities.
July 28
FREE
11AM-6PM
10th Street NE at Charles Allen Drive Atlanta, GA
Wishing you a great rest of the summer! Happy Travels!
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