Cassandra L. says: There's a place called Jump N Jacks (http://fortstewart.patch.com/listings/jump-n-jacks) that has plenty of indoor play areas with bowling arcade for the bigger kids and inflatables for the little ones. Great place for kids!

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amy M says:
May 8, 2011 at 4:20 pm

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From what I have seen the MWR offers many activities for children of all ages. And our neighborhood housing office is always holding small events and activities. Off post I havent really come across any activities…for young children anyways. Savannah is your best bet if you are looking for an array of activities for adults and children. Also Tybee Island is worth checking out. I have been told that a dog park should be completed in about a month…on post.


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Danielle F says:
May 8, 2011 at 4:19 pm

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On post they have mini-golf, an indoor play house, lots of parks, a huge pool with water slide, a little kids pool. On post there are also plenty of ponds for fishing or canoeing. Off post u would have to drive to Savannah or u Tybee Beach


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Leslie M says:
May 8, 2011 at 4:19 pm

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We like the bowling alley on post it’s nice clean and afordable, other activities we go to Savannah, again 35-40 min away. Oct they have a fall festival here in downtown Hinesville, and Richmond Hill has a seafood festival, very fun great food, and a small carnival.


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Michelle Tucker says:
May 8, 2011 at 4:18 pm

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Roundhouse Railroad Museum : Children especially like all the trains.

Jepson Center for the Arts/ArtZeum: Hands on creative learning activities for children of all ages.

Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace: Even children not in the Girl Scouts enjoy this historical home because the guides gear the information towards children groups.

Forsyth Park : Beautiful grounds and gardens, also has a small playground for kids.

The Pirate’s House : Great themed restaurant for kids and adults: gift shop, underground tunnels, kids menu.

Savannah Safari : 90-minute walking tour for kids makes learning about Savannah fun. They’ll look for animals disguised in the historic architecture and follow the instructions of a 16-page booklet (called “Savannah Safari”).

Oatland Island Wildlife Center : The Wildlife Center has dozens of indigenous animals, sea life, and plant life to explore, including Georgia farm animals, bison, alligators and bobcats.

Captain Mike’s Dolphin Tours
Fort Pulaski
Leopold-s Ice Cream
Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum “It makes your spirit soar!”
Wormsloe State Historic Site


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Kerri Phillips says:
October 11, 2010 at 6:12 pm

There are 2 outdoor pools, which are open during the summer months, a large splash park in the main-post area and 2 other spray parks at the housing offices. There is a large rec center, which has a roller rink, basketball, a climbing wall, laser tag, etc. There is also 2 bowling allies.

MWR also offers sports activies for children, such as football, soccer, cheerleading, basketball, etc.


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Christie Riopelle says:
September 19, 2010 at 4:46 pm

http://www.southernmamas.com has a listing of kids activities in Savannah, GA area.


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