Reviews of Old Car City USA (Scrap Yards)

Jeffrey Lorber

Great place to take photos. Rocky and Fast Eddie are colorful caretakers.

Damian Quattlebaum

Personally, I just don't believe this place is worth the $15 entry fee. And it sure ain't worth the $25 if you wanna take pictures.

Scott Walls

I didn't go in. It was closed for the day but I walked around, outside of the fence, and took some pictures of what I could see. Lots of old iron. A couple of '55 Chevy's, an old Dodge RV, some interesting pieces. Oh yeah, and a Nash Metropolitan sedan. I probably won't go back b/c it's $15 just to walk around (35 acres) and $25 if you want to take pictures. I went to their website and looked at pics they posted. Also there is a Facebook page.

John Hanou

Totally unique and a special place in my opinion.

Paul KLoV

rust, Rust & more RUST!

Sandi C

Take a camera, a good pair of walking shoes and wear pants and bug spray and have fun! It's a really neat place with lots to see.

Christopher Adkins

Awesome spot for photography or even just walking around. Friendly staff, great food across the street.

Philip Siong

World's largest classic car junkyard. Open to the public.

Sabrina Waters

WOW! My only regret is not having enough time to meander through the entire lot!! There are SO many trails to follow and it's easy to get lost. My recommendation is to visit in winter when the bugs and snakes are less active. This is in a pine forest so it's always a good idea to be on alert for critters. The collection here is beyond belief. The stories here are untold. There's a strangely eerie clam when the wind whistles through the pines and you can almost hear the cars say, sit here, stay a while and I'll tell you what I used to be...how I carried a family to the Grand Canyon, how I raced every Friday at the track, and how I ended up here, just a metal heap at the end of the road. Totally worth the trip! (if you like old cars and hiking, of course)

Elyse Brunt

Fun place to photograph

Margaretann Mulcahy

Amazing place to spend a few hours taking photos! Make sure you know they are closed Sundays and Mondays! Definitely wear sneakers/boots and pants. Bring drinks/snacks so you can enjoy it longer! I'll definitely be back if I'm in the area (and I took almost 800 photos!)

stabinzebraz

VERY , Very Cool! Thank you for your effort preserving/saving these cars and place!! Enjoyed the art and all the other misc old items.. Did the dolls come from cars brought to junk yard?!?! Many cars art pieces of art exactly where they sit, awesome.. My son and I will be back! PS my customer service was great : )

Frank Johnson Photographic

A photographers garden!

Allan Davis

Well I've never been here found this by accident can't wait to go as a photographer and just the Explorer of things I could spend a lot of time there

Sabri Na

(Translated by Google) Admission is not cheap at $ 25.- (with camera) or $ 15.- (without camera), but I think it paid off anyway. We stopped by on the way from Atlanta to Nashville and spent about 2 hours in the forest / grounds. The old car wrecks, through which sometimes whole tree trunks have grown in combination with the light falling through the trees, already makes a very special mood for great photos. In addition to the car wrecks you will also find a few school buses and collections of car tires, bicycles and other scrap metal. Especially the old dolls that are scattered throughout the property have something horror-like about them. On some cars, you also see bullet holes in the doors and wonder a little what a story behind the car might be. Toilets are available in the main building. For some it may just be a pile of scrap, for us it was a very worthwhile stopover somehow conveyed a very interesting, very special mood. (Original) Der Eintritt ist mit $ 25.- (mit Kamera) bzw $ 15.- (ohne Kamera) zwar nicht gerade günstig, aber ich finde es hat sich trotzdem ausgezahlt. Wir haben auf dem weg von Atlanta nach Nashville dort vorbeigeschaut und haben ca. 2 Stunden in dem Wald / dem Grundstück verbracht. Die alten Autowracks, durch die teilweise schon ganze Baumstämme gewachsen sind in Kombination mit dem durch die Bäume fallenden Licht macht schon eine ganz besondere Stimmung für tolle Fotos. Neben den Autowracks findet man auch ein paar Schulbusse sowie Sammlungen an Autoreifen, Fahrrädern und anderem Schrott. Vor allem die alten Puppen die auf dem ganzen Grundstück verteilt sind haben etwas horror-mäßiges an sich. Bei manchen Autos sieht man auch Einschusslöcher in den Türen und fragt sich ein wenig was für eine Geschichte hinter dem Auto wohl stecken mag. Toiletten sind im Hauptgebäude vorhanden. Für manchen mag es nur ein Haufen Schrott sein, für uns war es ein sehr sehenswerter Zwischenstopp der irgendwie eine interessannte, ganz besondere Stimmung vermittelte.

Dane Campbell

This place is truly one of a kind! There isn't time or space for me to write of everything inside Old Car City. If you're in the area you owe it to yourself to see it! Ask about the Room of Cups :) , the "Tree of Knowledge" and the 2 Ton Flower Pot...

Rob Roy

Cool place right here in our backyard.

James Cunningham

Awesome place to visit if you're into old cars you need to check this place out bring a pair of boots some places are a little muddy most of the places manageable an old pair of sneakers.

STEVE Bishop

Great for old car photography. Impossible to see it all in one day. Older 30's, 40's & 50's cars are in the back of the property.

Andrew Arami

If you're just passing by and see a place you could spend a couple min in, this isn't it. Prepare to spend at least an hour. It's so interesting!

Belinda Dunlap

On my Bucket List of places to visit with my camera. I have photographed rusty farm equipment in ME & AZ and a favorite pickup truck in AZ. Thank you CBS Sunday Morning for airing this segment 8/9/2015.

Jorge Medrano

(Translated by Google) Excellent! it seems that time is also stopped by so much love jewel that have hopefully one day I can visit and get me some of those car. (Original) Excelente! parece que el tiempo se detuvo además me encanta por tanta joya que tienen ojala un día pueda visitarlo y traerme algun carro de esos.

Jason Grubbs

Amazing property!

DAVID HUBBARD

Very cool place! If you want to see it all it will take at least 1 day ( better pack a lunch). When you think you've see it all, you've only seen about 1/2. One suggestion would be a map that way you could keep track of where you've been. It is a very rare and amazing place. I'm a car guy and there we're a lot of vehicles I've never seen. My son is not into cars and he even enjoyed it.

Terry Rowe

I've been to Old Car City three times, and can't wait to go back again. Amazing collection of old cars throughout the piney woods. Don't forget to see the owner's gallery of carved and stenciled cups!

Markus Reber

(Translated by Google) Unbelievable that there is such a thing. (Original) Unglaublich, dass es so etwas gibt.

RV Kayak/SUP/Surfboard/Bike/Racks Larry Gray

My wife is a photographer and spent the whole day inside! I went to see my old 1953 Henry J and I found one that looked similar. The rust was less than I had on mine in 1963 up in the Northeast! Great time

Dion A

Wondering thur Rust & Rot Overall it’s was a very fun experience, if u love old cars it’s a must! But it’s 35 acers supposedly 6 miles of trails some not even passable heavily wooded areas in places no maps given u pay the price go in & just wonder what seems endlessly thur the woods I used the cars as landmarks lol thought about leaving bread crumbs 2 navigate so we didn’t cover the same areas but u can get lost if so their r signs pointing 2 the exits. It took us all day 2 trips had 2 come out 2 get water bring water alot of water not 2 much only bathroom is @ the front of the property where u come in,bug spray & have some comfortable shoes alot of walking I divided the property into 2 half’s is so big! 2 me it was wasteful but an amazing site 4000 cars & trucks from the 30s,40s,50s,60s rotting away would have been nice 2 see some of them restored cause of alot them still have good usable parts complete interiors dash steering wheels if possible but some r 2 far gone got trees growing thur them neat how Mother Nature takes back @ the end everything goes back 2 the dirt! Property needs to be maintained some of the cars u can’t even see no more because the trees,bushes and everything has taken the vehicles over! Better lay out the trials design a map hell tag the trees! Would of been cool for if u had atv r utv r even golf carts 2 rent for the trails. Whole sections of vintage caddy’s big fins| Chevy,Ford,Dodge trucks seen a 5 window | Bel Airs| Hudson| De Soto| Plymouth’s u name it & yep u guess it all rotting away!! So many hood ornaments,emblems & badges some Ive never seen before & ive been 2 alot of swap meets & antique stores malls collecting. 2bad he doesn’t sell anything

Jack Britton

A wonderful backwoods Georgia treat. If you like plundering, this is the place for you. Even if you don't like cars, it's just fascinating the history of these cars and how long they've been here. Went for the first time today and I'm definitely coming back.

Charles Whitfield

All the history is beyond belief and the staff from the owner, Dean Lewis, and his family to Mike, better known as Monkey Wrench, and Randy, known as Hammer. Not a better place or better people anywere to spend your family time!!!

The Hearseguy

I was sceptical at first with the $15 entry fee but holy cow was completely floored. Ive spent allot of time out west and traveled through many junkyards but this one takes the cake. Absolutely stunning place ended up spending six hours and didnt even finish looking at everything. Literally saw everything but a DeLorean amazing place reccomend to everyone.

Scott Jacobs

Spent about 4 hours here a few weeks ago and really didn't get a chance to see but a fraction of the cars. Great place for photographers and those who just love looking at old relics - lots of fun!

Rider Westerberg

Super cool.

paulo akai

I love it

G W

Now this is one really cool place to visit! Tons of photographic opportunities with cars from ages ago. Don't forget to get really great pictures of the bicycle, 7 feet up from the ground, where a tree grew around it, and the oil can van. You can spend an entire day here stretching your legs and taking pictures so bring a backup photography disc. Highly recommend!

Doug Mancosky

Talk about a hidden gem. I lived in White, GA for 10 years before going here and was amazed once I did. Imagine several miles of good hiking trails lined with thousands of rusting old cars and a touch of southern charm/humor and you basically have this place nailed. Lots of great pictures to be had (although they charge you extra on the "honor" system if you plan to take pictures). Some of the trails are more well worn than others, so parts can be a little rough going for a stroller. Go have breakfast/lunch at the local diner Wes Mans across the way before/after for a delightful day.

Pratheesh Prabhakaran

staff was not friendly

Jacob Yarbrough

I think this place is awesome because I love cars.

Alfonso Gomez

Do they have impalas