The Indian mounds were beautiful to look at and so interesting. You can hike around the park and it was a great stop. There is a museum on site also. A must if you are in the area.

The Indian mounds were beautiful to look at and so interesting. You can hike around the park and it was a great stop. There is a museum on site also. A must if you are in the area.
This is one of three Indian Mounds in the state of Georgia. I promised my children we would visit the last of the three, Ocmulgee. I was impressed with the earth lodge and the artifacts from the Creek Indians. The inside musuem has quite a collection of pottery and arrow heads.
The outside area has a lovely walking trail that...
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My family and myself were just passing through the area for one night but arrived in Macon earlier in the day than expected. We found this place almost by accident and decided it presented a nice opportunity to stretch our legs and explore the area. It was an enjoyable stop. The history of the area was fascinating and the lodge...
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The Indian Mounds are absolutely breathtaking, with tall waving grass and rolling hills. It is even more impressive to know that this spot was once a sacred place for native Georgia Indians. Aside from the mounds there is a great walk through a swamp area where you can spot turtles, birds, snakes, and other wildlife.
There is LOTS of walking involved. The museum and people that work there are wonderful! Nice little film too. I suggest you watch BEFORE you go exploring, so you know what you are looking at. You can spend an hour or the whole day. Great family day out. FREE TOO!!!!!!!!!
I took 40 4 years olds..... yeah this place is awesome. they enjoyed every minute of it. the video was a tad bit long but overall the place was fantastic. loved the walk to the mounds. those kids were tired as heck. that was one quiet bus ride back to school. LOL
We went on an special evening tour of the site, all by candle light. If you get the chance well worth it. I have not visited in the day, but I imagine just as moving.
In addition to it being an interesting historical place to visit, it is beautiful and a great place for hiking. Loved it!
The people there were friendly and helpful. It was raining when we got there but decided to check out the visitors center and by talking to the people you could tell they were proud of their town. After looking over the wonderful exhibits, they recommended places to eat and other places to see. We came back the next day to...
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I enjoyed getting to see the preserved underground meeting place. It was a nice walk and a good view of the city from the top of one of the mounds.
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