Multi-faceted arts ministry with classes, camps and gallery. Venue also available for retreats and special events.

Open 1st & 3rd Saturday, 8am – Noon, April - October.

Marker noting the site of this major mid-1700’s Cherokee-Creek Indian battle is located downtown.

Cherokee County is the backdrop to an increasing number of films and television shows. Get the “Filmed in Cherokee” Mobile App that takes users on a behind-the-scenes tour of fan-favorite film locations. Visit website for more information.

Located in northeast Cherokee County, the park includes baseball/softball fields, playground, short walking trail and restrooms.

Visitors will experience “the harmony of nature” as they stroll through 16 world-class gardens. The seamless integration of nature and artistic design provides a breathtaking canvas for four feature gardens including the nation’s largest Japanese Garden, over 20 million daffodils in the spring and 140 varieties of water lilies from spring to fall. Enjoy concerts, special events, a cafe and gift store in a pristine setting with 24 ponds, 32 bridge crossings, 19 waterfalls, natural springs and artistically designed gardens. Open March-Mid December.

Jacob sheep; Rigid Heddle weaving, spinning and felting classes; plus special events and workshops. Call to book appointment.

1.4 mile hike good for all levels and featuring a river and old dam/power plant.

Cineplex with 15 jumbo digital and 3D screens.

Conveniently located off I-75 in northwest Cherokee County near Canton, Big Door Vineyards is a beautiful farm winery that offers wine tastings, classes, special events, live music and more. With an upscale tasting room, spacious verandah, covered pavilion plus outdoor oasis and waterfall, it is the perfect setting for weddings, corporate outings and special celebrations.

Vineyard & Tasting Room
Live Music, Spirits

20-acre park with 1-mile walking path, covered pavilion, picnic tables, restrooms, playground, baseball fields, tennis courts, racquetball courts and soccer/lacrosse fields.

1-acre park with playground, multi-purpose field, picnic tables and free Little Library.

1-acre park with basketball court and playground.

Open Saturdays, 9am - 12:30pm, May – October.

All aspects of art in one location in downtown Canton. Enjoy the gallery celebrating local and regional artists, live performances, and an array of classes for all ages.

Temporarily Closed for Renovations: The new Cherokee County History Center will be an exceptional cultural asset, a dynamic education resource, and an economic development driver for historic downtown Canton and Cherokee County. History in the Making is History Cherokee’s plan to build a multi-functional facility to meet the challenge of protecting, preserving, and sharing Cherokee County’s unique and compelling history.

Cherokee County is the backdrop to an increasing number of films and television shows. Get the “Filmed in Cherokee” Mobile App that takes users on a behind-the-scenes tour of fan-favorite film locations. Visit website for more information.

Enjoy concerts, community events and more as this waterfront park with amphitheater, walking trail, playground and access to the Etowah River.

Located on the north side of Allatoona Lake with boat ramp, fishing dock, playground, picnic areas, pavilions and restrooms. Fees apply for boat ramp.

Located off GA Hwy. 20, Exit 16 in Canton, the Department of Veteran Affairs 123rd National Cemetery is proud to serve veterans’ needs for generations to come.

Baseball complex.

Open to the public with indoor shooting range, classes, memberships, gun sales and rentals.

Pavillions, three-quarter-mile walking path and restrooms.

Restored rock barn, once home to world-class race horses, is maintained by the Cherokee County Historical Society and is available for private events. On the National Register of Historic Places

Sports complex with baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, playground, pavilion and restrooms.

Located on Lake Allatoona, the marina offers boat rentals, sales, storage and servicing.

Working farm and home to The Art Barn and Farmer Sue, a private barnyard with Farm to Table field trips, parties, camps, classes/workshops, farm animals, seasonal produce and more.

All your paddling needs with retail shop, rental programs, paddling schools and guided trips

Indoor full-service baseball and softball training facility. Open 7 days/week to the public. Call for booking info.

One of the county’s oldest historic cemeteries and final resting place of many pioneer citizens and their descendants. Many lovely markers are carved from marble quarried locally. Located behind the Cherokee County Arts Center and Historic Courthouse.

Athletic Field, baseball/softball diamonds, playground, walking trail and disc golf course

An adaptive re-use development in a century-old textile mill on the Etowah River with brewery, speciality shops, restaurants, outfitter, special events and more.

Athletic field, three baseball/softball diamonds, playground, restrooms, walking track and a pavilion available for rent.

Full-service facility in Canton with wellness center, indoor pool, outdoor family leisure pool, gymnasium, game room, indoor walking track, playground, and group exercise classes. Facility rentals are also available.

14+ miles of single-track trails that are among the most popular in the southeast. Experience six unique trails that vary in degree of difficulty and skill level required. Includes on-site parking, restrooms and picnic area. Located off I575/Exit 11, Sixes Road.

Cherokee County is the backdrop to an increasing number of films and television shows. Get the “Filmed in Cherokee” Mobile App that takes users on a behind-the-scenes tour of fan-favorite film locations. Visit website for more information.

Regulation sized baseball field, walking trail, "tot lot" and picnic pavilion. Field is available for rent.

Batting cages, field rental, party room and camps.

12-acre park that includes tennis courts, walking trail, playground and seasonal splash pad.

Georgia’s Official Frontier and Southeastern Indian Interpretive Center and a certified National Park Service Trail of Tears Interpretive Site. Visitors will see a film about the Southeastern Indians, exhibits including dioramas, plus artifacts and contemporary American Indian art.

The Sellars Gallery of Historic Hand Tools features an amazing collection of hand tools from more than 100 crafts. Walking trails and a great gift shop are also available.

A golf cart driven shotgun experience featuring two courses each with 14 varying target stations. No experience necessary and shotguns are available to rent. Enjoy the Lodge for a bite to eat or relax on the deck with views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Perfect for groups, corporate outings and special events. Open year-round.

Open 9am – 1pm, Thursdays, May 6th – September 30th

A pristine hunting preserve on 350 acres that specializes in Mallards. Drive-in or overnight packages are available for groups, corporate outings or day-trippers. Hunts are scheduled on Wednesday and Saturday, October - March. Additional activities on property include skeet, trap, hiking, fishing, game room and more. Hunting or preserve license required.

Soccer complex with 14 fields.

Pumpkin patch, corn maize, hayrides, fall festivals, field trips, and harvest decorations. Open in October.

Open-pollinated heirloom varieties of field corn for custom ground grits and cornmeal. Fresh produce, culinary classes, gardening classes and more.

Cherokee County is the backdrop to an increasing number of films and television shows. Get the “Filmed in Cherokee” Mobile App that takes users on a behind-the-scenes tour of fan-favorite film locations. Visit website for more information.

Located within J.J. Biello Park with 10 lighted tennis courts, pavilion and pro shop. Lessons, drop in drills and classes are available for all ages.

One of the premiere dirt tracks in the nation with thrilling high-speed entertainment every Saturday night April - October. Check out weekly and special shows like the Monster Truck Nationals, Demolition Derbies, Outlaw Sprint Cars and many Late Model touring series.

A sustainable Greenspace and Trail Network in Woodstock and surrounding areas, that provides miles of connected hiking, biking and walking trails.

Roller rink and arcade that is great for birthday parties and special events.

One of the most popular lakes in the nation with 270 miles of shoreline, parks, pavilions, campsites and convenient launching ramps.

Music venue, restaurant, and recording studio based in Downtown Woodstock, GA.

Located in downtown Woodstock’s Park at City Center, the venue features multiple grass terraces and a large “lawn” to accommodate an audience of over 7,500.

33-acre park featuring three baseball/softball diamonds (one of which is for adaptive use), dog park, fully accessible and inclusive playground, walking path, picnic pavilion and concession/restroom building.

Cineplex with 16 jumbo digital and 3D screens.

Heavily shaded park that features picnic tables, benches and a small playground. It is a future trail head site that will someday allow connectivity to Arnold Mill Road.

Located in Olde Rope Mill Park, experience two trails with six loops that are directional by day of the week for the beginner or experienced cyclist. Hikers are welcome but must yield the trail to bikes and travel in the opposite direction.

The playground is designed to be a natural area that incorporates elements and textures from the landscape.

Located in downtown Woodstock, the park has gazebo, benches, the Woodstock Fallen Soldier Memorial, 9/11 Memorial and park fountain.

Woodstock’s thriving arts village offering performances, instruction and exhibits year-round.  Formerly known as Elm Street Cultural Arts.

Woodstock's dog park featuring separate large and small breed off-leash areas, shade structures, water fountains, benches and restrooms.