Area Attractions & Activities

Arbor Place Mall, located west of Atlanta in Douglasville, features food, entertainment and shopping for the whole family. Enjoy a movie at Regal Cinema 18 or shop at many of our great stores.

As much a mindset as it is a resort, Foxhall is a celebrated estate on 1,100 acres of sprawling Georgia countryside. A playground of luxe lodging, refined cuisine, and year-round outdoor pursuits, Foxhall is the destination of choice for family and friend getaways, weddings, sporting excursions and corporate retreats. Conveniently located just a short drive from the city of Atlanta, Foxhall Resort is the ideal escape for a day, a weekend, or even a short or long-term vacation.

Six Flags Over Georgia is a 290-acre theme park located in Austell which is not too far from Douglasville. Opened in 1967, it is the second park in the Six Flags chain following the original Six Flags Over Texas, which opened in 1961.

Thunderzone Family Entertainment Center is the #1 Facility for bowling, laser tag, arcade games, birthday parties, and more in Douglasville, GA.

West Pines Golf Club, is the premiere golf facility in Douglasville, Georgia. The grounds feature an excellent 18-hole golf course, practice facilities, a pro shop, the West Pines Grille and some of the best service in the industry.

Fun! Plain and simple. No creative or artistic skills are needed. Painting with a Twist is all about connecting with friends over a glass of wine, your favorite snacks and a night of laughs. Oh, and you’ll also learn how to paint!

Selfie Paradise is an interactive selfie playground! This location features 8 creative rooms with different themes and exhibits assembled for photo taking fun and our exclusive movie room with recliners. The experience guides host each tour with high energy and assist you with poses, lighting, photos and FUN throughout your full interactive tour!

In 1998 the old Douglas County Courthouse structure was set for demolition once the government offices were moved to the new location. However The Douglas County Tourism and History Commission was successful in saving the Old Courthouse structure to be solely used as a museum. The Museum became a reality and now houses extensive collections of local historical artifacts and art. The Douglas County Tourism and History Commission was also successful in getting the Old Courthouse structure built in 1958 listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as it is one of the few remaining examples of the International Style of Architecture in the United States.

When the sun goes down, head out to Downtown Douglasville to enjoy local bars and lounges.