This was one of my favorite places to go as a kid! I also use to take the kids I babysat and my younger cousins. It's free (but you really should donate to a great cause) and a great place to take a picnic. The hours can be weird, so I would check their website and/or call ahead.

Great place to learn about some local flora and fauna! My son was especially impressed with the bald eagles.

Kids can bring ins stuff they find, like deer antler, and trade them for a variety of shells and other things; a great way to encourage people to be more into nature. Very friendly staff and very informative. Cannoing is nearby with a different company; a nice afternoon.

We took our kids fishing on the hooch. Didn't catch any fish as it started to rain after we were in the water for about 20 min. But we had tons of fun.

We were quite impressed with the massive improvements over the old Nature Center. Many native raptors in their own family enclosures. Huge Owls, a Bald Eagle family, several hawks, and a very large (40+ pounds) provide an excellent up close educational opportunity. A wonderful place to spend a couple of hours. There were a number of open places, perfect for... More

The perfect place for a family outing for the kids, mom and dad and the grandparents. Everyone will love the animals and the natural beauty of the Chattahoochee area.

We have just returned from taking our Cub scouts on the overnight event at the CNC. We began at 7:00 PM Saturday and concluded at about 10:30 Sunday morning. We had a total of 45 in our group about half of them being scouts. We began with an animal incounter, owle, and learned alof of interesting information about the 4... More

Was amazed at the beauty of the park...and I have lived here for 10 years and never stopped by - my mistake. Owls, eagles are within reaching distance which allows you to see them up close. The park is meant for kids and adults.

Visited the nature center to enjoy a beautiful afternoon in Roswell. The center was well maintained and educational. Was nice way to spend an afternoon getting a little exercise, while also learning about the animals and plants found in the area and in Georgia. We visited with our teenage children, but there were many activities for younger kids.