Cool place to visit and have a nice quiet walk. Lots of cool old vehicles to look at, a little sad knowing they will just sit there and rot but it is what it is. Also there is a spot where you can spray paint some cars, they leave cans out there for you. My kid liked it.

One of the coolest car stops I've ever made. Could only stay 2 hours, wasn't near enough time. Next trip I'm planning to spend the day taking it all in.

Cool place for car buffs, photographers or anyone who like to see automobile history trapped in time.

This place is truly one of a kind, from the moment you walk in you are greeted with excitement and enthusiasm, it's like the owner is just as excited for you to see what's in store as you are! Kind and friendly he showed us around the main "office" and then off we went! I can't even begin to describe this place with words. You really just have to see it for yourself. We didn't budget enough time so we will 💯 be back. And next time I'll be bringing my art supplies with me #ifyouknowyouknow

Okay for a first time visit and if you have some interest in cars. As others have said, the price of admission is too high. Next to nothing is being done to maintain the place and justify the price. It's rubbish to say this is preserving history. What a lie. It's just rotting away under pine needles and into the soft mud. Admission price should be $10 unless active efforts are being made to actually PRESERVE history.I won't be coming back for a second visit and won't recommend this place to others.

We had a ball! If you like strolling in the woods, taking pictures for the Gram and looking at old cars then you’ll love this place. I don’t particularly like cars but my beau does so I brought him here. It was really cool to see the cars and old junk that they have arranged into artistic expressions calling out to be posed next to. The manager was very friendly and pointed out some highlights for us like Elvis last car, the doodal room (wow) and he turned on the waterfall in the garden for us. Cool place & friendly folks. Make sure you wear sneakers (the trails are through the woods), spray yourself with deep woods off, give yourself a couple of hours to explore and bring cash. Social distancing wasn’t an issue there’s plenty of space to spread out. Enjoy!!!

Old Car City in white, Georgia is the world's largest old car junkyard! 34 acres with more than 4,000 old cars(1972 and old). 6.5 miles of trails on 34 acres. Cars date back as far back as the 1920s. Packards, Edels, Fords, Chevrolets to name a few! Enjoyed the beautiful vegetation of the deep south that is interwined with the hundreds of cars that reside in Old Car City.Many of the cars are mossy or half-buried in pine needles and leaf litter. Some have been lifted into the air by the trees that grew beneath them. Others have roots and branches erupting out of the engine compartments, trunks, and radiator grills.If you love walking and love cars(both old or new), you should try visiting this place. Feel the world shifting gears from metal to plastic 💓.

As someone who restores cars for a living and surrounds his life in old cars this place is a nightmare. All those cars sitting there wasting away to absolutely nothing. It's a shame to see all this decades of auto history being wasted on people who think they are photographers and people who like to hear stories about how things use to be.

Great place to come and enjoy yourself if you like old things. And remember the days have gone by lots of memories here.I LOVE IT..

There's a little handwritten sign in there that says "photographer's paradise". And it's true! I love exploring and photographing all the old (1930s and newer) cars. Each car was once someone's pride and joy.