Kennesaw Apartments

airport makes it easy to get out of town.

If you prefer not to leave your Kennesaw apartment, feel free to hang around, especially since Kennesaw was named one of America's "10 Best Cities for Families" by Family Circle Magazine.

In your off time, be sure to visit the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History. This impressive museum shows the lifestyles of people who lived during this time, with many exhibits. The Locomotive section of the museum has a fun virtual locomotive cab which kids can "drive," a telegraph station and a replica of downtown Kennesaw in the 1800's.

For recreation, residents of Kennesaw apartments can depend on the city for great places to play games and hang out for picnics. The Swift-Cantrelli Park offers 42 acres of fun with a mile and a half of lighted walking/jogging trails, huge playgrounds, a skate spot, an off-leash dog park and free wi-fi service in one of the pavilions or shelters. Adams Park features lighted baseball, softball and soccer fields, as well as tennis courts, batting cages, trails and a community center that's available to rent for private functions.

The Parks and Recreation Department of Kennesaw offers many opportunities in arts and crafts and athletics for all ages.
Plant and floral lovers will enjoy the Smith-Gilbert Gardens where you will find a restored plantation home, 3,000 natural plant species and sculpture from renowned artists. It's a peaceful setting to bird watch and watch wildlife.

Town Center at Cobb is the major regional mall that you can shop for all your needs for you and your friends' Kennesaw apartments. Well-known for its educational programs in nursing, business and education, Kennesaw State University is located on the north end of town and enrolls over 20,000 students a year.
With over 31,000 residents, this city once known as Big Shanty has so much to offer and residents of Kennesaw apartments are proud to call it home.