Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Kennesaw

"Keep on walking and you’ll eventually hit Piedmont Park, Atlanta’s answer to Central Park. Think: more biking and walking trails, a serene lake, meadows for flying kites and throwing frisbees, and terrific views of the downtown skyline. Just don’t get too comfortable—you’ve got a two-mile walk back to Krog Street Market, where you can dig into puffy tacos at Superica, a buzzy Tex-Mex joint from ATL's kingpin restaurateur Ford Fry, or check out one of the beloved nearby restaurants. Ammazza is heaven for Neapolitan pizza and craft beer; Staplehouse is a decidedly fancier affair, offering both a tasting menu and elegant a la carte options."

"Often called the Central Park of Atlanta, Piedmont Park provides a ton of lush green space for whatever weekend activity you can think of. Conveniently situated near Midtown with stunning views of the city skyline, our first pick is a familiar spot for many locals. Filled with various restaurants, basketball and tennis courts, a pond, a swimming pool, and picnic areas with grills, this is the park that has it all."

"Even better, take a short cab/Uber ride to the Virginia Highland area near Piedmont Park and go over to The Highlander, with classic pub grub, a nice outdoor patio, pinball, air hockey, and pool tables. The people are cool and the food is great, especially the the excellent Southern Slam Burger with a loaded baked potato on the side."

"Walk it off by picking up the BeltLine’s Eastside Trail just outside the Krog Street Market and headed north toward Inman Park. Look out for towering art sculptures, like William Massey III’s “The Art of Reconciliation,” and murals of street art underneath the overpass near the Old Fourth Ward skate park."

"This lovely chain of trail-connected parks along Ponce de Leon Avenue was designed in the 1890s by Frederick Law Olmsted Sr., whose work included the Emerald Necklace of Boston, The Biltmore Estate in Asheville and New York City’s Central Park. These six segments of parks collectively form an Atlanta treasure."

"This Emory University museum focuses on art and objects from ancient civilizations. “Ancient Egypt, Nubian and the Near Eastern Art” features mummies and ancient artifacts; additional collections include Greek and Roman, Ancient America and Works on Paper. Tu-F 10 am-4 pm, Sa 10 am-5 pm, Su noon-5 pm."

"Location: 571 South Kilgo Cir NE, Atlanta, GA at Emory University. The Michael C. Carlos Museum has collections from Ancient Greece, Egypt, and Rome that cover almost 9,000 years of history. There is some beautiful art from all over the Americas from textiles to sculptures and other decorative arts."

"Atlanta is the home of Coca-Cola so it’s no wonder that the World of Coke is here!. Check out this downtown Atlanta museum showcasing the history, heritage and future of the most popular soft drink in the world. Bring the whole family out to enjoy memorabilia, interactive exhibits and more on weekends."

"Visitors will see a functioning bottling line, watch a 4D movie and taste more than 100 different beverages from around the world."

"They claim to have delicious vegan food with an Indian flare. We stopped in and ordered one of everything on the menu…”more. Offers takeout and delivery"

"Inman Park, Atlanta (Full Gluten-free Menu-Limited Vegan Items)All Orders To-Go OnlyHYGF is a 100% dedicated gluten free, 100% peanut free bakery. They offer a wide array of delicious pastries and carry a wide selection of nut-free items, there are tree nuts, dairy, eggs, soy on the premises."

"This bakeshop is known for its Instagram-worthy and gluten-free sweet treats, but there’s also a couple of savory options like biscuits and mini pies, depending on the daily menu. Find everything from scones to sweet hand pies in the pastry case. The bakery offers vegan options, too."

"I am a non-professional baker, experienced with traditional, gluten free, and other alternative types of baking, and these are best cinnamon rolls I have..."

"Sweet Hut offers such a wide variety of baked goods that it can be difficult to choose what you want. If you’re looking for a truly unique experience, make sure to get their hokkaido cupcake. Similar to sponge cake, this Japanese-inspired dessert has a cloud-like texture and mild sweetness that makes it the perfectly light, after-dinner treat."

"With more than one hundred types of buns, pastries, delicacies, toasts, cookies and snacks from all over Asia, Sweet Hut is ready to provide you the most exotic baking experience. Must try’s are the Hazelnut Nutella Donut, Cherry Ameretto Donut, and the Irish Cream Donut."

"Light and spongy Japanese cupcakes are filled with sweet vanilla buttercream. Call in your order for pickup or delivery via Sweet Hut’s app. Check the website for hours and locations that are currently open."

"Captivating and emotive artworks are a guarantee at Pryor Fine Art. Established originally as the Bennet Street Gallery in 1988 by artist and entrepreneur Susie Pryor, the gallery has flourished over the years. The gallery presents a unique collection of works that transcend their medium, transforming everyday objects and moments into tangible experiences."

"For more than 25 years, Pryor Fine Art has been a go-to destination for art lovers to not only soak in amazing artwork, but to also obtain signature pieces ranging from portraits and sculptures to watercolor and abstract works for their own collections. Where: 764 Miami Circle NE, Suite 132, Atlanta, Ga. 30324"

"The High is one of the biggest and best museums in the Southeast, the kind of place Yayoi Kusama might bring her Infinity Mirrors, alongside a permanent collection of some 17,000 works. The campus stands out in Midtown, Atlanta's arts district, with buildings by bold-faced names like Renzo Piano and Richard Meier. Inside, you'll find a bit of everything: photography; decorative arts; classic European and American works; photographs by Dawoud Bey."

"The High Museum of Art lives up to its name by serving as one of the elite art destinations of Atlanta, Georgia. Not only does it have a highly sculptural building with white concrete wrapping around atriums and cutaway cubes, but its hallways are filled with a gorgeous natural light that only adds to the majesty of its exhibits. As for the exhibits themselves, you’ll be amazed at some of the famous works that the museum has managed to snag."

"Back on the BeltLine, continue north toward Paris On Ponce, an antiques emporium with 30-plus vendors under one roof. Highlights include limited-edition art prints and esoteric magazines from Still Life, modern taxidermy from Absinthe, and Coachella-ready Southwestern vintage from Gunstreet Goods."