West Atlanta Watershed Alliance — Attraction in Atlanta

My son who is neurodivergent and has a diagnosis of ADHD was well cared for and accommodated by staff while attending camp WaWa for spring break. He sometimes gets triggered by competitive games and the staff were prepared with helpful Coping strategies to help him redirect his focus and extra energy. Playing outdoors most of the time is a healthy way to burn off excess energy and connect with nature. My son enjoyed his time at camp WaWa and appreciated being allowed to explore, run, jump, play and make noise without being told to use his “inside voice” while learning about the environment and all that Nature provides for all living beings. He will be attending camp during the summer and he and I both look...

Attended a Campout at this facility on a Friday night. I parked in front of the building and requested to park inside the gate but staff denied us. On Saturday morning my car along with 7 other car were broken into. The head staff member said he knew about the brake in during the night but didn’t want to wake us. Our car windows were broken and items stolen. My gun and belongs were stolen out of my car. My car was in the shop for 3 weeks due to the damage. Never received a call nor compensation from Watershed Alliance after filling out an incident report with...

This is an excellent facility actually scope for kids and they have trails at actually I'm trying to get them be judged because they have 27 Acres that you can tour as well as learn a lot about afterlife as well as having guards also the black cracker baseball fields the address historical you need to one would need to actually visit this place a lot to be to understand the significance and it will have for the city as well as in the...