What a splendid and wonderful natural park! From the history presentations to the delightful options for enjoying the present, this park has so much to offer. This is truly and outdoor person's park. If you are looking for amusements or food, however, we don't recommend the options. At least on the day we visited, the restaurants were either way over... More

We visited family in Atlanta this weekend and visited Stone Mountain Park. We took the time to hike to the top and back which I do recommend if you are healthy and able to walk on sometimes steep uneven surfaces. For those who cannot make the hike, you can buy a ticket on the tram. The hike was fun and... More

My daughter and I love this place. So much to do all year long. We have been coming here since she was 3... She is 9 now. I have found that over the years to purchase the membership. It well pays for it's self.

I loved this place! They offered an adventure pass that covered everything except parking and the duck tour, it is very clear when you purchase what you can do. They had lots that our 2 year old could do . . . train ride, playhouse, 2 areas that you could do climbing and one of them with water (she loved... More

I take all of my out of town visitors to the park. There is something for everyone. Places to picnic, trails to walk, golf, 2 hotels, 3 restaurants beyond fast food Also the events like Daisy Festival are well attended and well managed. Don't forget the laser show.

We have enjoyed many days at Stone Mountain. The park offers activities for family members of all ages. Bring a picnic for the laser show, climb (or ride) to the top for a great view, and let the kids enjoy the train, "Ducks" boats, and other activities geared just for them!

Lots to do in the shadow of the Mountain of Stone near Atlanta, GA. The hike to the top is worth the view. Tidy parking areas, foot and bike trails; lakes are the real draw. A droll, if rather tourist-y little activity park (got a discount for tix after 2pm) is here, too. The skyhike obstacle course is clever...for older,... More

What ever your age this park is for you. The tram up to the top makes it easy for elderly. This is a kids paradise. Lots of good eating spots or take your own picnic and spread a blanket on the grass in front of the stone carving. I think the stone carving should be one of the great wonders... More

After 27 years in Atlanta, I purchased the Mountain Membership plus for each of the family members for $99 dollars each. It seemed like a lot at the time, but my wife and I knew we wouldnt travel to Six Flags with the kids often enough for an annual pass to make sense. During the summer, we go to the... More