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In Short – About 15 miles west of downtown, in an area thick with forest, Georgia pines open up to a swimming pool that stretches more than an acre and a half. The pool is surrounded by a white sandy beach, 10 waterslides, Tarzan rope swings, a zip line and a lumberjack log. Beach volleyball, softball and tennis are also available when your fingers start to prune.
08/05/08
dump
by teriza at Citysearch
The place is a dump, not to mention un-safe. I believe they have a few lawsuits already. Management is very rude, and the place is way overpriced. The manager called my mother after 10PM to fuss her out about a refund that was requested only moments after the credit card was charged. Due to the fact that although the pavilion was rented for a birthday party and all tickets purchased for the children, but the parents (swimming or not) had to pay $18 just to go to the party.
They offer no refunds, and stole over $100 of our money.
I would suggest the county pool's at only a few dollars a head.
06/01/08
Fun for all ages
by Dlehster at Citysearch
LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! Have been coming her for years. Great fun for everyone. So many things to do that you will run out of time. Slides, diving boards, rope swings, horseback rides, min. golf, volleyball, tennis, etc. FUN FUN FUN!
The Details on Sun Valley Day Camp
Save Money:
If you plan on returning throughout the summer, consider a seasonal pass which is $69, plus tax, per person.
The Extras:
Sun Valley Beach hosts more than 300 corporate events each season. The picnic areas accommodate groups from 50 to 10,000 people.
Know Before You Go:
Start with a hike at Sweetwater Creek--it's only 8 miles away--and end with a dip in the pool.
