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Savannah River Site Museum

Aiken Savannah River Site Museum

★★★★☆ 4.8 (72)

Children's Museums

South on Whiskey Event and Entertainment Venue

Aiken South on Whiskey Event and Entertainment Venue

★★★★☆ 4.7 (73)

Citizens Park Sprayground

Aiken Citizens Park Sprayground

Radioactive Pinball Arcade

Aiken Radioactive Pinball Arcade

★★★★☆ 4.9 (240)

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Parks & Nature

Hopelands Gardens
Citizens Park
Langley Pond Park

Museums & Culture

Aiken County Historical Museum
Old Oak Trees

Attractions

Amp the Alley
Savannah River Site Museum
Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum
South on Whiskey Event and Entertainment Venue
Battle of Aiken

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Radioactive Pinball Arcade

No quarters needed - all games are set on free play, eliminating the need for coin operation entirely
Houses over 40 pinball machines from all eras, making it a significant collection for pinball enthusiasts across the region

Citizens Park Sprayground

Operates seasonally from April 1st through October 1st and remains open on all holidays during the operating season, providing extended access for holiday gatherings
The sprayground offers free admission with group rental packages available for birthday parties and gatherings lasting up to 90 minutes, with fees set by the City of Aiken

Savannah River Site Museum

The museum is housed in the former Dibble Memorial Library building, Aiken's first dedicated library building, named after prominent local banker Henry M. Dibble
The Savannah River Plant displaced 6,000 local residents from entire towns like Ellenton and Dunbarton when the federal government took over the land in 1950, and the museum features an interactive database to locate relocated family gravesites

Aiken Train Museum

The museum building is a replica of the historic 1899 Aiken Railroad Depot, which was originally designed as an architectural 'showpiece' to accommodate the Aiken Winter Colony—an elite group of exceptionally wealthy Northern industrialist families including the Vanderbilts, Mellons, and Astors who arrived via private Pullman train coaches
The museum formally opened on September 18, 2010, after a decade of local fundraising and community planning to preserve the region's 19th- and 20th-century railroading heritage

Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame & Museum

The museum is housed in a 1902 carriage house and stable originally owned by prominent equestrian figures Charles Oliver Iselin and Hope Goddard Iselin
The Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame was established on January 23, 1977, and currently honors 40 champion Thoroughbreds that meet strict criteria including training at the Aiken Training Track and winning either a National Championship (pre-1971) or an Eclipse Award (1971-present)

More venue notes

South on Whiskey Event and Entertainment Venue

Venue accommodates up to 80 guests with all-inclusive rental package including tables, chairs, kitchenette access, custom beverage bar, and entertainment setup areas
Features an Outdoor Entertaining Deck with new Outdoor Green Space currently under development

Hole.N.One Family Fun Center

Features a distinctive purple hippo decoration named Penelope that serves as a landmark on the course
Currently undergoing renovations with new ownership, gradually upgrading holes with new green material that reviewers praise for improving gameplay

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