Recreation

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An indoor facility dedicated to ax throwing, complete with TVs, cold drinks and expertly sharpened axes. Onsite AxePerts are available to guide beginners through the art of ax throwing. Reserve a private lane for up to five people, with session options ranging from an hour and a half to two hours.

A playground, splashpad, tennis courts and a pavilion. Connected to the downtown sidewalk system and urban trials, stroll to nearby shops, dining spots and exciting events.

Not just a Ride, it's an Experience!
Hop aboard the vintage-inspired Braselton Trolley for a fun, fare-free ride to fixed locations around town on Fridays 4 to 11 p.m. and Saturdays 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Or book a sightseeing, wine or historic trolley tour.

Chateau Elan Winery & Resort's premiere golf club with 45 holes of championship play including two 18-hole courses and a 9-hole Executive Par 3 course. Also enjoy access to a public driving range, private lessons, golf club, restaurant and more.

Escape to the rolling vineyards and wooded forests of Chateau Elan Winery and Resort, North Georgia's premier destination resort with winery tours and tastings, golf, spa and world-class dining.

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This pocket park on the Braselton Mulberry Riverwalk marks the point where Barrow, Hall, Jackson and Gwinnett counties meet.

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Hoschton Park is the perfect spot to bring the kids, offering picnic tables, a playground, and a scenic walking trail.

J&K Play Studio is a clean, safe, and inspiring space designed just for infants, toddlers, and young children. Thoughtfully created with your child's development in mind, they offer a warm and welcoming environment where play becomes powerful.

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Revered as one of the world’s top road courses and home to the renowned Motul Petit Le Mans, Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta has been a cornerstone of sportscar racing for over half a century.

A DIY craft studio where anyone can try their hand at making a project. From seasonal projects to private parties to a splatter room, find inspiration and explore your creative side at Pinspiration Northeast Georgia.

Tee off on a championship par 72 course, meticulously designed by Michael Riley to challenge and delight golfers of all levels.

Discover a Historical Mill building along Indian Creek.

A private club and championship-caliber links course designed by Arthur Hills protégé Mike Dasher with a hometown feel.

At West Jackson Park, the sound of teams warming up their bats sets the tone for a vibrant sports complex that also caters to those seeking outdoor leisure.

A 168-acre park with rolling meadows, streams, natural shoals, native wildlife and historic sites located roughly 20 minutes northwest of Braselton. Bring Fido along to explore the dog park, rock formations and bike-friendly trails.

A 110-acre public recreated spot less than 10 miles southwest of downtown Braselton featuring an ADA-compliant playground, basketball and volleyball courts and a skate park.

Nestled squarely between Atlanta and Athens, Fort Yargo State Park spans 1,816 acres of natural beauty and offers a variety of accommodations to suit every preference. Choose from tent, trailer and RV campsites, recently renovated cottages or lakeside “glamping” yurts for a unique experience.

Margaritaville, a waterpark and many other lakeside adventures and outdoor experiences await 30 minutes northwest of Braselton on Lake Sidney Lanier.

A Scottish-design course sprawled across 150 acres, featuring more than 19 acres of picturesque lakes.

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Explore a scenic 4.4-mile out-and-back nature trail tracing the Mulberry River, adorned with perennial gardens, charming footbridges and inviting picnic spots.

Welcome to the heart of Historic Downtown Braselton, where the Town Green invites you to relax, picnic and enjoy playful moments with your kids, pets and inner child.

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Guests and residents of Chateau Elan Winery & Resort can enjoy leisurely walks along scenic nature trails that wind through canopied forests, past the equestrian center, vineyards and golf courses.

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Get out. Get active. Geocaching and mobile games help you to discover hidden treasures around Braselton. Geocaching is an anytime, any day adventure. And don’t forget to bring some sweet swag to trade. Join the world’s largest treasure hunt or collect Pokémon.

Experience southern, small-town charm in Historic Downtown Braselton, the vibrant heart of Braselton. Find shopping, dining and nightlife among Braselton's historic landmarks.

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Braselton West’s premier tabletop game and hobby store. Explore a wide selection of the hottest collectible card games, accessories for tabletop and role-playing games and miniatures. Join in regular events, meetups, learn-to-play sessions and thrilling tournaments.

Just minutes from downtown Braselton, the Panoz Museum features a rare collection of handcrafted American sportscars, highlighting over 25 years of racing innovation.

Hone your skills in competitive "match-like" scenarios at a weekly Open Clinics, attend a tennis or pickleball retreat, or enjoy the perks of membership with free court access and additional benefits.

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Delve into the rich diversity of Georgia's native trees at Thompson Mills Forest, proudly managed by the University of Georgia as the State Arboretum.

Trigger Time Indoor Gun Range is a family owned and operated gun store and indoor shooting range with 14 shooting lanes. Seven lanes are 35 yards; the remaining seven lanes are 30 yards maximum distance. The range is well lit and has a state-of-the-art air filtration system providing a very enjoyable shooting experience.

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Mountain biking park featuring 21 miles of trails for beginner, intermediate and advanced riders. The six trails are located roughly 20 minutes north of Braselton within the 1,440-acre Chicopee Woods Nature Preserve.

Environmental education center within the 1,440 Chicopee Woods Nature Preserve with a 12.24-mile hiking trail system.

Grab a picnic basket, life jacket, river shoes and a float and spend the day playing in the North Oconee River at Hurricane Shoals Park, located roughly 20 minutes northeast of Braselton.

A 890-acre oasis containing Miller Lake, a smaller pond and roughly 14 miles of multi-use trails.