We came up to see the dinosaur bones. We really enjoyed the museum. They have a lot of different rooms for you to learn new things. Loved the customer service here too, the fossils in the floor were cool. The treehouses were cool too. The kids liked that. Gift shop had a lot of nice things too. If you are in the area it's a great spot to take the kids, it's pretty neat.

The trails in back of this museum are really cool! Pretty short and generally better for younger kids, like 10 and under I would say, but the views are spectacular and the sculptural wooden structures built on the paths are pretty sweet. There’s some netting and climbing structures built into the path too. And it connects to a slightly bigger forest to explore. It’s a really nice extension to the museum. Inside the museum is pretty good too. Although we mainly liked the current Pterodon exhibit and the atrium itself is pretty spectacular with the huge fossils on display. The rest of the museum was just meh, not as interactive or interesting as you would like. There’s a history of Georgia from prehistoric to current with displays of animals, but it’s basically just a bunch of plaster and plastic, not terribly enticing to our kids. The top floor had a decent space for running around and exploring in too. But the outdoor part and the first floor made it worth the trip on its own.

Lots of great exhibits indoors, but be sure and wander through the woods too as it is a peaceful immersion in nature.