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Overview

Nestled just 30 miles south of Downtown Atlanta, Locust Grove, GA is home to an impressive selection of attractions, from shopping to train watching to hiking and beyond. The city was established in 1893 and derived its name from a beautiful grove of locust trees that could be seen throughout the town.

Trivia

There are 158 properties in Locust Grove that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Things To Do in Locust Grove

Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary

According to the website, Noah’s Ark is a 501(c)(3) non-profit Animal Sanctuary dedicated to bringing children and animals together with the purpose of providing unconditional love, unconditional service, and a future full of hope. It is home to over 1,500 animals with 100 different species. This 250-acre sanctuary cares for abused, unwanted, and neglected animals. This beautiful “park-like” setting offers paved pathways so you can bring your family and enjoy the afternoon. They have a picnic area and playground. Noah’s Ark never charges admission, however, they do accept and appreciate donations. It costs $33,000 per month to feed and care for the animals.

Heritage Park

Public park with a concert arena plus a replica 1820s village. Features also include a military monument and museum.

Locust Grove Train Watching Platform

Take advantage of a great opportunity to watch the nearly 40 trains that thunder through the Historic Downtown each day from the comfort and safety of the Train Watching Platform. The Platform is equipped with a scanner radio, lighting, picnic tables, and plenty of seating.

Warren Holder Park

Get outside and enjoy this 40 acre park that includes 2 Lighted Tennis Courts, 3 Lighted Football Fields, 9 Lighted Baseball/Softball Fields and a playground area.

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