Mastermind Escape Game offers discounts for groups of 6 or more and discounts of multi-room bookings. This is a great team building experience.
Go with just your family or book a field trip for a group! There's so much to learn about Augusta at this museum.
HOURS: Thurs - Sat 10am | Sun 1pm - 5pm | Mon - Wed CLOSED
ADMISSION: Free for Members | Adults: $5 | Seniors: $4 | Child 6-18: $3 (Children under 6 Free)
For field trips that will have 10 or more attending, complete this form
Phinizy Swamp Nature Park is free and open to the public 365 days a year, roughly from dawn to dusk. The hours are 7AM – 7PM for October through March and 7AM – 8PM for April through September. Free parking is located at the Nature Park’s main entrance.
Park Trails & Features at Phinizy Center
Events from May 8, 2024 – September 6 – Phinizy Center for Water Sciences
Savannah River Rapids is a great place to stop in and take in the beautiful views, check out the locks on the bridge, learn some local history, and maybe even end with a picnic. Be on the lookout for wildlife while at the Rapids.
- small playground area
-Picnic pavilions
-Bike Shop & Rental
-Kayak & Paddle Board Rentals
-Public Restrooms
-Plenty of Trails to walk, run or bike on!
Augusta Canal holds the esteemed status of being a National Heritage Area, as designated by the U.S. Congress. This recognition signifies that it embodies a significant aspect of American history. Specifically, Augusta Canal tells the compelling tale of the Industrial Revolution in the American South.
Constructed in 1845 with the purpose of harnessing the power and water resources of the Savannah River, the canal played a pivotal role in attracting textile and various other manufacturing industries to the region. It facilitated economic growth not only prior to and during the American Civil War but also in the post-war era.
What makes Augusta Canal particularly remarkable is its distinction as the oldest continuously operating hydropower canal in the United States. This enduring operation further adds to its historical significance.
By exploring Augusta Canal, visitors have the unique opportunity to delve into the narrative of the Industrial Revolution in the American South. It provides an immersive experience, offering insights into the technological advancements, economic transformations, and societal changes that occurred during this pivotal period of American history.
Planning to just take your family? Check out all the options... Augusta Canal - Boat Tours
Group Field Trips- Min of 20 required
Augusta Canal - Teach - Field Trips
Virtual Tour- Augusta Canal
"Step back in time and discover the boyhood home of Woodrow Wilson in downtown Augusta, GA."
Looking for some farm fun? Look no further than Steed's Dairy Farm! With a variety of activities available, there's something for everyone here. Navigate through the challenging corn maze or learn about the milking process with their cow milking demonstrations. You're sure to have a great time at Steed's Dairy Farm!
Homeschool & Mom Days
October 17 & 18
9:30am-1:30pm
Established as an antebellum plantation just before the Civil War, today Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site is a time capsule exploring more than 120 years of history including the Antebellum South, Reconstruction, the Jim Crow South and more.
-Group field trips available for 3rd, 4th & 5th graders.
-Individual/Group Tours $10 per person (2 & under FREE)
-Looks like reservations may be required
-Kids 12 & Under – FREE Admission Daily
-FREE Admission Every Sunday
-Can book Homeschool field trip with minimum of 8 students.
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