It was a gorgeous day to walk around. 32 acres, 45k cars, 7 miles of trails. So worth getting out of the city. Pair it with a visit to Tellus. They also do "Haunted Trails" at night in October.

My boyfriend and I went out for the first time today. While it was rainy, we still had a great time exploring all over and seeing all of the old, wrecked cars. They listed pricing very clearly when you first walk in. The gentleman that helped us is the current owner and the junk yard was started by his grandparents 92 years ago. You can definitely see cars from all decades from then until a few years ago. When you are walking through you can tell that they do scary tours and I think this place is perfect for that.

Fantastic place to explore acres of decaying americana! Absolutely worth the visit. Check out the Booth Museum of Western Art in nearby Cartersville.

As a car enthusiast, this place was remarkable to see such a vast collection of vehicles in a picturesque setting. Over 4,400 vehicles and miles of trailers to walk. It is sad to see these vehicles essentially rot away but the idea of them all laid to rest in one area to appreciate was a great idea and we appreciated the effort to curate this venue. Far too easy to scrap and not have anything left but this is like a capsule in time. Thinking about who may have owned these cars, what roads they travelled and what stories they hold over the past 90’s years gave me the goosebumps to think about it. Well worth it. Thank you to the family who first set this local general store up back in the 30’s and had the vision for this

If you're a photographer and love old and abandoned things like I do you will definitely love this place! Also, as a car enthusiast you will love this place but you'll also be sad at the same time seeing some of the cars that can't be saved. It's 100% worth the stop, the money, and the time to go walk around, it truly feels like you've stepped back in time. There's not many places like this left around, see it while you can, and don't forget to thank the owner for keeping a place like this around for all of us to enjoy!

One man's trash (or junk cars, in this case) is another man's treasure is an understatement!! This 34-acre junkyard art of over 4000 classic cars is definitely worth visiting. There are rows and rows of antique cars, some staged in very interesting ways. My husband and I arrived around 10:30am and it was almost 2pm before we left!! Plenty photo opportunities. There is a $10 charge for picture taking but don't let that stop you cause there is still plenty to see. And don't forget to check out the Styrofoam Cup Collection…

This place is a must see, Lewis was very informative on the unique collection that has been part of his family since 1931. I feel I didn’t see half of it and I spent an hour there. I am looking forward to future visits.