Interactive Neighborhood for Kids, Inc. (INK)
Oakwood, Georgia
Interactive Neighborhood for Kids, Inc. (INK) is a hands-on children's museum in Oakwood built around themed role-play rooms — a vet clinic, grocery store, beauty salon, post office, a 1950s-style diner, a model train exhibit, and a pottery studio — plus a dedicated toddler play area and a real retired Sheriff's vehicle kids can climb into. This lets kids follow their artistic vision while your walls remain safely uninvolved.
Before you go
Best time to visit: Year-round
Worth packing
- Socks
- Packed lunch
Good to know
- Restrooms
- Stroller-friendly
- Parking
- Picnic tables
- Playground
- Children's area
- Birthday parties
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