Locate It: Canton

Western-style horseback riding in a safe, natural environment. First-timers and experienced riders welcome. Reservation only

3 Baseball/Softball Fields, 1 Playground, Running/Walking Track (.4 miles), 2 Concession Buildings, 4 Picnic Areas, Restrooms

Gravel Walking Track with Exercise Stations, Tennis Courts, CHS Girls Softball Fields, 2 Ball Fields, Basketball Court, Play Ground, Picnic Areas, Soccer Fields, Hand Ball/Raquet Ball Courts, Hiking Trail, Restroom Facilities

Membership in BridgeMill Athletic Club allows members and their guests to play a championship golf course, and enjoy a full-service clubhouse, restaurant, tennis courts, fitness center and 2-acre aquatic center.

Basketball Court Swings/Slide

We’re all about Farm Ag-Venture! What is that, you say? Well, it’s bumping along on real sociable hayrides, watching our herding dogs at work, meeting friendly farm animals, enjoying picnics, and MORE!

The location hosts many events through the year. It features benches as well as a gazebo. The downtown area also holds a weekly farmers market.

As early as 1911, the theatre was first used to show slides and silent movies in downtown Canton. The Canton Theatre is now an elegant restored facility bringing Broadway productions to downtown Canton.

149-acre park with athletic fields, tennis/pickleball courts, playground, skate park, walking trails, multi-use
meadow, and restrooms.

This park features 58 acres that include an amphitheater, public bathroom, two community pavilions, inclusive playgrounds, public canoe launch, ½ mile concrete walking trail connecting to Etowah River Trail and Heritage Park, recreational field space, bridge crossing over the Etowah River and many picnic tables.

Fairways of Canton take players on a journey through 18 holes and 6500 yards of play. The course is a par 72, and it features some of the best views in the region. Be warned — this is not a course that can be overpowered.

1 Boat Ramp (Day use fee for use), 1 Fishing Dock, 1 Playground, 1 Gazebo, 9 Pavilion/Picnic areas with grill (Shelter A and B are available to rent), 2 Horse Shoe Pits, and Restrooms.

Offers Hot Air Balloon flights for individuals or groups. Schedule a tether event to provide rides for a much larger group of participants.

Built in the 1830s by local militia, it was one of about 25 stockades in the Cherokee Indian Nation used by Federal and State troops during the Cherokee Removal in 1838. A marker gives details of the event.

The G. Cecil Pruett Community Center Family YMCA is a full-service facility with wellness center, indoor pool, outdoor family leisure pools, gymnasium, game room, indoor walking track, playground, and group exercise classes. Guest passes available. YMCA Away Pass accepted.

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

The park has walking trails, a pond and a large field where you can picnic or play sports.

Stocked reservoir for fishing, working dam with public-access boat ramp for canoes, kayaks, and electric-powered boats only. Call for pass information.

Walking Trail (approximately 3/4 mile), Gazebo, Restroom

Brown was elected State Senator, Judge of the Superior Court, and Governor during the Civil War. His Canton home stood near the park. The park has swings, slides, and a merry go round.

1 Tee Ball Field, 1 Multi-Purpose Field, Press Box, 4 Tennis Courts, 1 Playground, 1 Concession Building, 1 Pavilion, Restrooms

Lake Allatoona offers 12,000 acres of activities including water sports, sailing, swimming, fishing, and more. Hiking and camping are popular activities along the shoreline of the lake.

On Lake Allatoona with boat rentals, sales, storage and service.

Offers on-site paddleboard and kayak rentals; park and paddle option. Restaurant, open in summer, was the movie set from Ozark’s Blue Cat Lodge.

Offers 4-to-6-hour tube, raft, and kayak river trips on the Etowah River. Bike rentals available. Take a bus
ride through downtown Canton, enjoy your river trip, and float to The Mill on Etowah where customers can enjoy food, beverages, and shopping. Paddleboards and ebikes also available to rent.

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. Downtown, behind the Arts Center and Court House.

Fresh ground non-GMO yellow grits, local pure raw wildflower honey, infused sunflower oil, homemade jams and pepper jellies, chow chow, kale, collards, mustard greens, rutabagas and more!

4 Baseball/Softball Fields, 1 Multi-Purpose Field, 1 Disc Golf Course, 1 Playground, 3 Picnic Areas, Running/Walking Track (1 mile), Concession Building/Restrooms.

Located on private property, the mill can be easily seen from Sixes Road; a pull-off just after the top of the rise from the Interstate Exit 11 affords a safe parking area. Sixes Mill is the site of one of the earliest settlements in north Georgia. The mill that stands today was rebuilt between 1878 and 1880. Also a military removal encampment during the ‘Trail of Tears’ in 1838.