One of the few historic sites of Indian civilization (cities) in the US. For the historically inclined, you could really imagine a lot here. Nice peaceful setting, the mounds are unlike anything I've seen outside of Mexico. The Ranger was very welcoming, kind and informative. Very worthwhile. More

Great place to visit. 12,000 years of human habitation. 1,000 year old Earth Lodge floor. Over 5 miles of trails, some paved, some through woods. Climbed to the top of the Great Temple Mound built by the Mississippians. The museum has a lot of information and artifacts. And it is FREE. Saw a bluebird and an alligator! More

I was absolutely impressed with the Ocmulgee Indian grounds and it is certainly a treasure in Macon. More

Well informed guides. Enjoyed the movie and the static presentations. To be able to walk into the mounds at the ceremonial lodge was breath taking. Also went to a night walk with the park lit by lantern light. Awe inspiring. More

I definitely enjoyed this. If this is on your route and you have the time, I would recommend it. More

I lived in Macon 15 years before visiting the "Indian Mounds". It's one of the few sites around middle Georgia that is real Native American history. It's matured from just a couple of mounds and small museum to an real educational experience. Native Americans from the area are now involved in presenting their history. More

It was not that fun or exciting. I would never go back or recommend it to anyone else. It was terrible service and they were very rude. More

walking is required, unpowered wheelchairs would be very difficult, the entry to the mound required bending over and walking, teens were bored, saw a train pass under the walkway-nice to see it. More

Want to go back in time to see how the indians lived then this is the place. Ocmulgee National Mounment allows you to feel and see what life like an indian was back in the day. Go visit. It's Free! More