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Augusta Regional Airport (Augusta Regional Airport at Bush Field) is a city-owned public airport six miles (11 km) south of Augusta, in Richmond County, Georgia, United States. In 2000 Bush Field airport changed its name to Augusta Regional Airport. The airport opened a new passenger terminal in December 2007 and renovated the entire property, designed by the LPA Group. Augusta Regional Airport, served by American Eagle, Delta Air Lines, and Delta Connection, utilizes the phrase "Fly There, Fly Home" as part of their marketing. Lower fares at Augusta Regional Airport have increased passenger usage during the past two years.

Brick Pond Park is a forty acre restored wetland. Every trip to the park can bring new adventure and discovery for young and old alike. Located below the North Augusta Municipal Center along Center St. Known for it's beauty Brick Pond Park offers something for everyone to enjoy. Features include: trails, pavilion, and a chance to see aquatic life and birds.

Downtown Augusta is home to many of Augusta’s most popular attractions, locally owned restaurants and nightlife. Affordable public parking and walkability make exploring downtown easy. From March through November, the Augusta Market brings local and regional tastemakers and artisans of all kinds to the 8th Street entrance to the Riverwalk. Broad Street runs smack-dab through the center of downtown Augusta and it’s a pleasant path to stroll. Once considered among the widest in the country – hence the name “Broad” – the street today boasts walkability, historical significance, artistic flair, and loads of eclectic retailers. Augusta & Co., Augusta's Experience Center, is also located on Broad Street. Stop by and say hello – we’d be happy to help you plan your time here or send you home with a little piece of our city.

Riverview Park is almost 150 acres and the city's largest park. Activities Center with access to the Greeneway, Riverview Park features a paved 1-mile walking/jogging track, baseball, softball, tennis, 2 playgrounds, picnic pavilion and disc golf.

Set along the banks of the Savannah River, The River Golf Club has established itself as one of the best course designs in the Southeast since it’s opening in 1998. Our Augusta area golf club is a semi-private facility conveniently located across from downtown Augusta, Ga in North Augusta, SC. The club has continued to enhance it’s reputation with club improvements even after being named a top five new course nationally by Golf Digest. The River Golf Club course combines a fantastic layout with a spectacular setting to create a golfers’ paradise. Designed by internationally acclaimed golf course architect Jim Fazio, our Augusta golf club offers a unique setting which includes new Mini-Verde ultradwarf bermuda greens, numerous lakes, wetlands and dramatic bunkers. Quality Augusta Area Golf Club Designed with true golfers in mind of all levels, The River Golf Club offers five sets of tees, a challenging but fair layout, and all the amenities to ensure a memorable golf experience. Membership is a tremendous value. If you love golf as much as we do, then you will find that membership is the perfect way to gain special benefits and privileges at one of the region’s top courses. Our luxury accommodations make The River Golf Club a “hidden gem” as a golf travel destination and the perfect location for a corporate retreat or family stay. And if you’re looking for the best venue to host your next golf outing or charity tournament, banquet or event, you’ve come to the right spot. *Proper attire required for the golf course and the driving range (collared shirts, no denim) *The River Golf Club does not allow outside push carts

"A Historical Perspective on the Oldest FBO in the Southeast" Augusta Aviation, Inc. was founded in 1940 by W.M. Boshears, known affectionately to the aviation community as "Buster". Operations were begun in North Augusta on a small grass field named Schultz Hill. Augusta School of Aviation, as it was then called, trained pilots for the duration of WWII under the Civil Pilot Training Program. Forrest Boshears, Buster’s brother, joined the company at this time as chief pilot.

The North Augusta Greeneway, known to most citizens as "The Greeneway", was named after former Mayor Thomas W. Greene (1985-1997). The Greeneway is a 7+ mile paved recreational trail that follows an abandoned railroad right of way purchased by the city in 1988.

The Spring Season runs from April to mid-June; the Fall Season is from September to mid-November. The Aiken Polo Club is one of the oldest and most historic polo clubs in the United States. The club held its first game on Whitney Field in 1882 and joined the United States Polo Association before the turn of the century. Over the ensuing years, it became the winter playground for many of America’s polo legends, including 10-goalers Tommy Hitchcock, Harry Payne Whitney and Devereux Milburn. Aiken, South Carolina is a booming equestrian hotspot, and Aiken Polo Club is proud to be one of the city’s main attractions. Spectators are invited to watch the games every Sunday afternoon during the season at Whitney Field, the oldest continuously used polo field in the country.