We all had such an awesome time during the annual Native American festival; the performances, the variety of booths with items to peruse and purchase, the hands-on learning stations that taught my d.d and I how to weave baskets, make cornhusk dolls and turquoise-beaded leather bracelets, as well as the many trails, and breathtaking views of the mounds was beyond what I expected. We ended the day with a nice cool down at the museum that had fairly in-depth exhibits and a modest gift shop. This will without a doubt be a yearly event our family will hope to never miss!

This location needs to be deleted. It will send you to no where and just stop in the middle of the highway. There is another monument tag that will send you to the visitors center.

Well worth the stop to view the mounds on foot but disappointed that I was not able to drive through the park due to low height restrictions of 8ft 6 inches.

Well worth a visit to learn about some of the history of the indigenous population.

Beautiful and historic site

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A view like no other

Beautiful cemetery. We went to see the resting place of Greg, Duane, Butch and Berry and saw a lot more. Found the Bond Tomb and Little Martha too. Amazing place filled with history.

Very tight driving spaces and hard to maneuver this place, but this cemetery is my second favorite after Bonaventure. Beautiful marbled statues and mausoleums. The place was so large and hot that I could barely see a fraction of it. The best plan is to park outside and walk in, but if you come to see Duane Allman grave drive down and park by the train tracks. Also, humans make good food for plants and wildflowers

Wanted to walk around Macon today after work and decided first on The River Walk Park with accompanying Heritage Trail. I don’t really recommend that walk, interesting but decided to check out this cemetery. Very peaceful, tranquil, beautiful, and historical here. Many gorgeous plots Of people from the 19th and 20th centuries laid to rest here. Many paths to walk along and admire the stone and marble headstones, pillars, and obelisks. Much attention to detail in these carvings as well as the iron works surrounding the plots. If you do choose to come here, please be mindful and quiet in respect to people there, both in this world and the other world.

The best peaceful place to understand the importance of the history of Macon County. Since 1840 the cemetery looks in great condition and clean. Excellent place to walk around and see how important these people are to the city.

Beautiful cemetery. So much history. Gregg Allman, his brother and another band member are buried here. Worth the trip if you're passing through Macon. They hung out here by the railroad tracks and wrote many of their songs.

Beautiful cemetery. The lady I spoke with at the office was very sweet. The paths are narrow but you can drive around if you don't want to fight the hills. Beautiful scenery all around. I especially Iove the layers to it and all of the little steps to get from one level to the next. Be careful though, some are loose. There's a lot of history here like the Allman brothers and band member. The Hebrew burial ground was interesting and my favorite spot in Rose Hill. I can't read or speak Hebrew but it makes me want to learn. My little girl is very sensitive, she particularly feels for the children's grave. She laid dandelions on the children's graves when she spotted them and would tell me what she thinks they would be doing if they were alive today. So sweet. I recommend it to anyone who has a little extra time for a stroll. There's also flag that you can go towards to get to the soldiers area. It's a nice memorial with some informative plaques. I think there's something for everyone wether your a history buff, photographer or just needing to get in a few extra steps for the day. Family friendly, even my kids love walking around and imagining who the people were or could be today. ❤️

Beautiful and full of history. Many, many historically local, state, and nation figures and families are here. Well maintained. Great walking areas especially if you like hills! Great architecture and really transports you back in time!

Beautiful. It was great to see the detail and work put into building the home and restoring it. The tour guide was wonderful. So knowledgeable. She could answer every question with ease and made us feel comfortable. It was also nice to learn the history of the city. Definitely worth experiencing

We took a tour of the Hay House with the fabulous guide Deborah. The house is gorgeous with many ingenious features such as running water (before the White House had that) and a cooling and warming system. The way Deborah spoke about the house and everything it made the tour more special. In the summer I do recommend to take the tour as early as possible (first ions is at 10AM) due to the heat.

My friends and I attended the Christmas luncheon in December. It was a lovely event with live music. Afterward, we took a tour of the home. It's magnificent and beautiful restored. We enjoyed hearing all the stories about the home, and the owners from the staff. This place is definitely worth a visit.

This is a beautiful place to visit, amazing architecture, gorgeous details. GPS gave terrible directions, but we figured it out. The tour guide was very good, extremely happy we went.

Lovely at Christmas time. It was a great date night. A blast from the past as if visiting my great grandparents again.

An unforgettable visit — especially thanks to Deborah! Our visit to Hay House was absolutely wonderful, and a big part of that was thanks to Deborah, our tour guide. She led the tour in such an engaging way that even my six-year-old children were fully captivated — and that’s no easy task! Her storytelling, warmth, and energy truly brought the house to life. And the house itself… it’s breathtaking. The moment you step inside, it literally takes your breath away. A true architectural and historical gem. We’ll definitely be back in the winter when all the floors are open and the house is decorated for Christmas — we’re sure it will be magical!

One of the absolute best tours we have ever had. The extremely knowledgeable lady that took us through the house was a gifted storyteller. She had stories for every room that were funny and informative. The house was fantastic as well, very amazing rooms throughout the home that will definitely wow you. But without the tour guide it would have been no where near as impactful! We went on the 1pm tour 5/13/23 highly recommended the visit

Great place to visit history! Whether you like the band or not, this is a great place to visit. So many cool artifacts and lots to learn about the band. I am a fan of the band and this was amazing for me to see. The pool table in the set of photos was owned by Greg and Cher while married. If in Macon, take time to go here. Such a great place. People working there are friendly and knowledgeable and have connections to the band. Also cool to see a photo of Greg of him outside this museum after it opened. Go here!! It's a must see!

Really great museum. We have visited many musicians' museums and this one is very well done. The displays were great and very professional. The home was beautifully done and the staff was very knowledgeable.

I must say my wife and I had a great time walking through the Alman Brothers museum there was so much memorabilia to look at it would take all day. We have so many pictures I'll post a couple good ones.

The museum was much better than what you would expect. It was well organized, super informative, and run by people that have had personal relationships with the Allman Brothers. The people working there make an already great museum, even more special.

It was Groovy! Felt like I went back to those awesome 60s and 70s. So many items and loved the house. Worth it for sure. Buy something at gift shop too.

I love The Big House the Allman Brothers Band Museum. I make sure I visit any time I am in the area. I had a huge collection of all the bands artifacts, instruments, and memorabilia from that time and place in Macon and all of their albums, concerts, tours and escapades. If you love the Allman Brothers or just have a passing interest in their music it's a must stop. The staff is very friendly and will answer any questions about the band, the place and the times.

A place full of history, emotion, and great music. The Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House is a must-visit for any Southern rock fan. The museum preserves original memorabilia, instruments, photos, and personal items that tell the story of the band’s beginnings. The atmosphere feels intimate and authentic — you can almost feel the creative energy that once filled the house. The staff is friendly and passionate, making the visit even more special. A true musical gem in Macon!

Excellent collection of aircraft and military history. Three separate hangars and a lot of walking, so be prepared. Another nice feature is driving the perimeter road all around and seeing all the aircraft displayed on the grounds. Best of all donation only entrance. Kid friendly, easy wheel chair access and elevators. It was one of the best aviation museums I have ever seen.

This place is exceptional. There's about a 1 mile loop around all four hanger museums, huge planes along the walkway. Each museum has a specific theme and then some are multiple stories. There's also a stem education floor for children. Lastly, the playground is exceptional and is handicap accessible. Strongly recommend if you're driving through the area to stop by and visit for free. Don't forget to donate

Took my family here one weekend and we loved it, especially my retired Air Force veteran father in law. The facility is HUGE and full of interactive displays including a virtual reality simulator. We hope to go back soon as we were able to see everything so make sure you plan an entire day for your visit if you want to see the entire museum.

An absolutely top notch museum with a genuinely exciting and well curated collection of interesting aircraft. All are in great condition. For an aviation enthusiast it's a must-visit

Spent 4 hours there and could have stayed longer. Amazing place with every plane imaginable. The people that run it were really nice and friendly. Please don't forget to give a small donation as entry is free.

We enjoyed the museum…. Seeing these planes up close and reading stories of those that have served made me more grateful for the freedom I have in this country because of their sacrifice!

This is amazing place for people that like airplanes and history..! The veterans make this place greater because their stories are super interesting 😬 Ho, and it’s free..! 🤓 Thanks 🙏🏻

We went to the lantern tour and it was a blast! Big thanks to the volunteers who made it happen! We really enjoyed learning about the Jarrell family!

I had read so many great things about this place I drove over two hours out of my way to get there. I mean it is wayyyy out of the way. I visited during the week and was the only visitor on the entire property. I believe this place hosts special events and when they do it may be much more interesting, but my visit was unfortunately very dull and disappointing. Basically you read about the family’s history in the welcome center and then walk around and look at the buildings. Not sure what I was expecting but there was no interaction at all. Some buildings you can view inside of, some you can’t. Some original buildings, some replicas. Wear lots of bug spray and be prepared to do a lot of walking (some uphill) as the property is huge. I really wanted to like this place and it’s great that this historic property is being preserved. but unless you are in the local area or visiting for a special event I cannot recommend driving a long distance to visit.

Very nice historical site. Nice visitor's center, gift shop, & clean bathrooms. The visitor's center has a great overview film that explains the site's history & the family's history which was a great start to our self guided walking tour. The walking trail with map gives good information about the buildings and the building plaques completed the information. We met the Park Ranger on our walk & he was very knowledgeable. He walked us through one of the early homes (where Maddie lived until 1950s) and gave me extra information abouy her life that wasn't in the movie. It was very interesting. The goats & chickens were nice to see. The goats looked fat & happy. The rooster was beautiful & had the run of the place. They didn't pay much attention to us. 😂 My husband likes history so this was a nice stop for both of us. Be aware that the trail has some steep areas with lose rocks so anyone with walking challenges should be aware.

We participated in the Lantern Tour on October 11th and really enjoyed it. The plantation itself is very interesting and the tour with the actors brought it to life. The staff was amazing and went above and beyond to accommodate older members of our group. I highly recommend this site and want to publicly thank its wonderful staff.

Great place filled with rich history, would come again

Very well preserved part of GA history! Nice walking path, great access to the structures, and well placed signed to guide your self-paced tour.

My take aways: the family prospered far more after 1. slavery ended, 2. they adopted the steam engine, and 3. diversified their businesses beyond cotton dependence. Facts are stubborn things...and truly liberating and beautiful. Jarrell was a working machine and very intelligent. They imply without admitting outright that he had a child with a slave and sold the son land for a farm. Human resilience is astounding. How little we truly know.

Just completed a camping trip this weekend and it was fantastic. I rode my mountain bike on several of the trails, ate an excellent meal at the Cafe, had a few well drinks, and swam in the heated pool. Staff, residents, and fellow guests were all very friendly. This place is co-ed which makes it a good place for open minded couples to come and relax, no pressure as it's clothing optional. I stayed in a tent site and they were maintained and it was convenient to a restroom facility. It was also not a long walk or bike ride to the wash house which had nice showers, temperature controlled restrooms and a laundry facility. Bathrooms are also co-ed, but that's not a big deal. It's convenient to I-75 and I-16, and there is a city about 15 minutes away with more restaurant options and a food lion (Ice and firewood). I would like to see the tent sites improved with maybe a dedicated tent pad, pea gravel or sand maybe as a base and somewhat level, but thats nit really a huge deal. Definitely will be coming back again soon.

Great chill nude campground for LGBT+. Rustic with lots of trails and a variety of ways to stay! I come here at least twice a year to get away 🙌🏼 Lots of activities here. Gay Camping Friends gathering and an Art Show this weekend

Predominantly a gay (but are not men-only or gay-only) clothing optional campground with cafe and bar. Picture is from the bathouse looking at the main loop of sites. They are full hook up. Tenting is further back in the woods so lots of shade. There are also cabins available. Everything is clean. Gnats are bad so bug spray is a necessity.

Simply the best vacation I’ve ever been on, I was 50/50 about this and this was just perfect! Customer service was the best, food was amazing and there is so much you can do. Beautiful views, if you just wanna relax, make new friends or if you are looking for some fun. They have everything. Never have I felt that comfy being my 1000% self. No judgment just love.

I do not normally give out 5 stars, but Steve and the staff have earned it ! Attention to details layout , pool.cafe rec hall.and.especially the bars make life easier and less walking back for drinks. All.perms.and.guests here only say good things about this large expansive campground with a mix of perm.sites, seasonal rentals.cabins and tent sites with electric and common.areas.and own restrooms The camp.was.also recently wired for fiber We will.be back !! A big thanks for the crew that mows weeds and trims.all the wonderful planting and flower beds theoughout

Ive been to a few other clothing-optional venues and this one is decent. I didn't have a bad time here but if you're not used to the ebb and flow or aren't staying for long, you might not get a very substantial experience.

Always fun, great food drinks and pool Wish they had social activities to meet the residents. Been twice and there were none. Bring nat spray in summer months.

We stopped at this place while we were driving to Atlanta. The palace was kind of empty at lunchtime. The place could do better in the cleanliness area. The floor was supper sticky when you walk in front of the bar and to the restrooms. Once you order they give you bread with butter and garlic, not to bad. We order chicken with fries for the kids. The chicken was not very tasty. Also I ordered some chicken parmesan, it was good and large portion. The chicken Alfredo could use more flavor. The lasagne was good althoug the sauce tasted strange for my liking. I was offered a salad and after I ordered it I was told they were not offering it that day. Also the cook forgot to include my plate in the order and I had to wait for my plate. Not great and not bad. But I definitely like the location in an old town.

I’m am leaving a 2 star just to be nice. Came here for the first time with family for a birthday party of 15. Out of 15, 9 people returned their steaks only to receive watery tasting steaks (no flavor what so ever). 30 minutes after everyone Else received their meal my wife and I received our $30 plate with fish that looks flatter than pancakes with no taste and shrew and scallops that were completely over cooked. The mashed potatoes are actually OK oh. I feel very sorry for the server that actually was a decent server

We went here on a Friday night at 6pm. It wasn't crowded which was great. It was just my husband and i and our small son (big kids spending the night at nannas). Bathroom very small, no baby changer (I always make sure to point out if a place has one or not) and floors were sticky. The app we ordered was actually really really good (artichoke spinach dip) and came piping hot. My husband ordered the chicken frise (don't know how to spell it) and he was a little disappointed. It was basically angel pasta with a weird battered/fried chicken on top and barely any sauce. I got the scallops which came very hot and delicious, but the red smashed potatoes were just ok. Kiddo got the spaghetti which was huge for a kid, but he did enjoy it! Hubby and I split the tiramisu which was the most disappointing thing :-( it was still frozen in the middle and after asking the waitress she did say it came frozen. Boo. Overall, maybe I would go back, but prob just for drinks or an app.

We have long enjoyed coming down here as a treat. Food has almost always been extremely enjoyable, from the pasta to the steaks. Salads are tasty. One of the only places in central Georgia to serve Spumoni (Italian ice cream), a delightful end to a tasty meal. The bar is sometimes a little light handed for the price, though one or two times the drinks have been surprisingly robust. Bar prices just seem too high for this market. The one thing that I've noticed lately is that the service, while usually very friendly, isn't timely. I don't know if it's too many tables (or maybe too spread out) for each member of the staff or what, but they need to improve this aspect of their otherwise great establishment in order to regain a 5 star rating. We brought new friends to eat here recently and though they liked their chicken and fish dishes, they made pointed but accurate remarks about the speed of service. Overall, it's a good place to eat, and with improved service could be great again.

My fiance and I visited on July 1st, 2017. She and I have always enjoyed dining out and trying new places. We found the food here to be delicious with anple portions. What we found particularly amazing was the service we received from our server, Tiffany. She was informative about the menu and very attentive. She made an enjoyable meal even more enjoyable!

This place is a big nope! Service was the worst I've experienced in a long time! Hostess told us 45 minute wait even though there were tables (just needing to be cleaned). We went to the bar for a drink while we waited. She called our names and we went up and she told us in an impolite manner that she had been looking for us. We sat for 10 minutes before I flagged her down and asked if we had a server. Server came we ordered steak and prime rib. Salads took about 30 minutes to get. Dinner was well over an hour to get to our table and my whole order was wrong. I asked for baked potato and got mashed. Asked for Med rare prime rib and got well. We were on the clock for a babysitter and seeing as how slow everything was we didn't fight the wrong order. Asked for horseradish (10 minutes later still nothing). Had to ask another server for it. I feel the need to leave a review because it was awful and the price was high.

Found this place on TripAdvisor. We got there early on a Friday evening and the place was not crowded. Waitress was amazing. r Beer was so cold it almost froze. The prime rib was amazing The Rustic chicken rivaled the prime rib. Watch out for the garlic rolls they are dripping in butter and garlic and they are to die for. Even the salads are large and wonderful. We Would highly recommend this restaurant and will be back.

I go to the Georgia National Fair every year, and there’s always plenty to keep everyone in the group entertained. They give out chocolate milk in the cow building and also have live births that you can watch inside another building. The reptile show is good, I would recommend watching it, it’s very entertaining. The petting zoo is fun because you can go in for free and have the option to buy food to feed the animals, and there’s also a variety of animals. There’s always lots of opportunities to interact with different animals. They also do free concerts nightly (I think).

Amazing fairgrounds! Great arenas and stall facilities. Well organized and managed

I had an incredible experience at the Georgia National Fairgrounds! The venue is well-organized and spacious, perfect for hosting a variety of events. The facilities are clean and maintained, with plenty of seating and food options throughout the fairgrounds. I was particularly impressed by the diversity of activities, from exciting rides and games to agricultural exhibitions and live performances. The staff were friendly and helpful, ensuring a smooth experience from start to finish. Whether you're attending a fair, concert, or expo, the Georgia National Fairgrounds is a fantastic choice. I highly recommend visiting if you’re in the area!

My first time ever and it was great. I took the whole family. The Grandbaby danced his little self. I got m6 Funnel Cake and Italian Sausage 😀 I ate good. The Grandbaby saw a cow, hog and goat.

Such a great experience! The price was reasonable but the costs for food were a bit pricey. $20 for a turkey leg is more than disney charges. Overall, we had a great time and would definitely go back.

We come here for the vintage arts festival. We had a great time, and filled the wagon we brought with us.

We (The Handcrafted Shed LLC) have only been coming here 1 yr with Vintage Markets days of central Georgia. Very friendly staff and helpful. I camped here for the first time. I ended up with a load of ants in my camper. They should have mowed before we showed up

What a wonderful farm! Everything was so clean, and there was a great selection of fresh local products. But the highlight for us was definitely their amazing variety of peaches! We bought a whole box, and they were absolutely incredible — sweet, juicy, large, easy to peel, and the pit comes right out. Just perfect! Highly recommend this place to anyone looking for top-quality peaches and a lovely farm experience!

Great selection of peaches, peach, products, as well as pecans. They have an area for ice cream and I wish I had been hungry because I am sure the peach ice cream is amazing! From jarred peaches to peach pie filling to peach cobbler, mix to candies and desserts made with peaches and pecans, the selection is vast. Prices are fair and there is a nice area of gifts as well. Service is friendly and it is easy to get to. We would love to come here when the peaches are fresh on the trees. Highly recommend coming here. Plenty of parking and a great place for groups as well.

Made a quick pit stop off the interstate and so glad that we did! We were instantly greeting by Darrell and he was so kind, intelligent, and informative on all things peaches and pecans! He had the best stories and knowledge. Definitely a highlight of visiting! Customer service goes a long way and honestly, he made our trip. It was our first visit and even though we live in Illinois, if we are ever back in the area we will be stopping again! The peach cider is absolutely incredible!!!

While a bit touristy, Lane is worth the visit. We had lunch here and the pulled pork sandwiches were very good. Served with one side and a pickle, I had onion rings and my wife ordered cole slaw. Prices on peaches were a bit steep, and other farms in the area have lower prices for freshly-picked peaches. Pearson Farms was a few miles away and they offered better value with an option of #2 half-bushels.

I don’t know. I think I built the place up in my head on the 2 hour car ride there because I expected a peach farm to have better peach cobbler than this. ( especially for the prices they’re charging holy) Also don’t think the farm is self tour so you’re virtually just going to a peach themed gift shop. It’s got a nice patio to sit on with rocking chairs but that’s it pretty much all that stood out to me.

I just received the pecans I ordered from Lane Southern. they are bad, not dry enough but rotten with mold inside which is very poisonous for the health. I cracked six and found two of them were with mold inside. I've attached a few photos. I requested a full refund but they did not responded to me. Very disappointed! Never buy nuts from Lane Southern!

We stopped here cause someone told us about it. It was really cool. Had a great variety of peaches, and other food items. Also had a restaurant to eat at as well. It was like a mini peach Georgia attraction!

Ellis Bros. Pecans is such a cute little country store — a true local gem! They’ve got just about everything pecan-related you can imagine, from fresh nuts to pies, pecan oil, and even sugar-free snacks. If it can be made local, they’ve got it here! You’ll also find tons of pickled veggies, sauces, and other Southern favorites. It’s a fun spot to stretch your legs on a road trip and soak up some local charm while tasting a bit of everything. Definitely worth a stop!

Our friends had recommended this location since they had enjoyed all the different flavors . When we stopped there there was plenty of parking. We went in and (I am not joking- but they had over 20 flavors of pecans as samples) tried them all. I could not pick a favorite!!! They were all delicious. So if you are on a road trip on I-75, be sure to stop by there and get some of their pecans. They grow them themselves and I believe this has been in their family for over 10 generations!!! Wow!!!

Nuts! Samples! Pecans! Peanuts! Sugar Free options! Fresh Ice Cream! Candy! Take the time to stop, samples are ample, enjoy the great prices and wide variety. The more you look the more you will likely grab and buy. I’ve been going here for decades. Fresh and flavorful. Always worth the stop.

Great place to stop when on I-75 heading towards GA. Always stop when heading north. They have great pecans, jellies, pies and homemade ice cream that was delicious. Friendly staff and nice clean rest rooms. Definitely worth the stop. During this time you drive pass a wonderful cotton field.

It's so worth the stop. The assortment of chocolate-covered nuts - almonds, peanuts, Grand Mariner pecans, pralines turtles, divinity - is massive. The pecans are incredible. You can get different types: whole, halved, chopped, spiced, cinnamon, seasoned, & so much more. They have gummy candy like peaches, worms, oranges, and others. Saltwater taffy. Ice cream. It's all delicious! But my wife's favorite is the peaches. They have some delicious Georgia peaches. On every trip, we get a bag of them to bring home and they're oh so good! Ellis' selections go beyond nuts & candies & peaches. They offer, what appears to be, locally made dressings, salsas, vinaigrettes, spices, and much, much more. You're sure to walk away with some unexpected treat or something you haven't had in years.

The perfect stop while traveling to get a really good price on a huge variety of quality pecans and other assorted nuts and goodies. I loved the fact that they had samples in front each different flavor so you can try all your options. It really helped me figure out exactly what I wanted and was interested in. It was astounding at how many different flavors and products that they had. I really enjoyed getting to explore. Not to mention the ladies working were so kind and engaging.

We just left Ellis Bros.Pecans about a half an hour ago, and the whole ride home, we were talking about the positive experience we had with one of the employees named Summer. Although we're locals and come there maybe once every few months and always have a pleasant visit, today's visit was particularly special. Summer greeted us with a beautiful smile, she made sure we were happy, and she was so patient with us during the entire time there. She took the time to explain the various flavors because the seasons had changed and one of my usual flavors was not in stock, so I was having to choose between some other flavors. And I ended up deciding to go with the pumpkin spice pecan ice cream and the pecan pie ice cream instead of the black walnut. She also took the time to let me sample them, which I really appreciated because to be honest, I didn't know which ice cream I was going to get because their black walnut ice cream has to be the best black walnut ice cream in the entire USA. And I'm not exaggerating! If you're a black walnut ice cream person, you have to try their black walnut ice cream. But, Summer was very kind. She was very patient, and she gave us service with a smile. So, not only do you get a portion of ice cream that's typically larger compared to other competitors, but it's homemade, it's delicious, they have so many different creative flavors. When you can get service with a smile and you're made to feel appreciated and valued as a customer, it means just that much more. So to Summer and to Ellis Brothers, we appreciate the service that you provide to the community. And Summer in particular deserves a special commendation. She is an asset and a value to have, and any employer should be so lucky to have her. Thank you so much for a wonderful service, and we will continue to keep coming back to your beautiful establishment.

I ate ice cream with two flavors peach and strawberry. They tasted really good. The farm had fresh vegetables, sweet peaches, and cherries. I saw syrups I’d never seen before: strawberry, blueberry, and peach. They also had something called peach chutney I’d never heard of it. I would definitely recommend visiting Dickey Farms.

We went to the Strawberry festival @ Dickey Farms but stopped at the Farm store first thinking it was it. It wasn't. The store was fine but VERY crowded with long lines everywhere, maybe due to the Strawberry festival about a mile down the road. Parking at the store day the festival was wild. Bring a drink to get you started cause it will be a short wait to get one there.

Very clean store. Wonderful homemade peach, strawberry or mixed ice cream. Eat while watching peaches being packaged.

Didn't have the time to look around much, but the market was well stocked. As you might expect, it was mostly (but not exclusively) peach-related items. You can see in the pics some things we picked up. (Look at that peach fritter. It's as big as my hand!) Also, the fresh peach ice cream was amazing!

I joined my child for a pumpkin patch field trip which the Dickey Farms provides for schools in a field close to their store front. It was really well organized and clean and there were 6 or 7 different areas for the kids to learn about pumpkins and farms as well as playgrounds and a corn maze. They each got to take home a small pumpkin and had some peach ice cream after lunch. The peach ice cream was delicious! A great field trip and so much fun!

We’ve always bought peaches and been very satisfied with them so we decided to try pecans. Never again!! A five pound bag cracked was $25, pricy but that’s what we paid. The issue was that the five pound bag was only 4.623 pounds - almost a half pound less than noted on the label. We’ll maybe continue buying peaches but not pecans

Pretty cool little town!!! Great Location! As an Ice Cream Expert that travels the country looking for the best ice cream, this place has taken me by surprise… I normally shy away from soft serve ice cream, but today I decided to give it a try. WOW!!! What an amazing taste! Real Homemade Ice Cream (for real) I tried the fresh peach and strawberry swirl (or twist), it was absolutely amazing! If you are anywhere close to Musella, GA you have to stop in to Dickey Farms and get a cup or cone of their fresh homemade ice cream! Great job guys! Keep making smiles with America’s favorite !

This place was wonderful for me and my family. So many activities for you to do.even the ability to rent it out for the day for for a group. I took my grandson, my daughter, and myself. While we were there I noticed they have holiday events. Just so much fun and not your normal theme park

We went to the Rock Ranch not knowing what to expect. We have three small children and it can be tough to keep them all entertained, but the kids loved it. They didn't want to leave. It we pretty relaxing for my husband and I as well, because the Ranch is so open and the kids had lots of room to run and check out the fun things that are there.

Lots of fun and things to do relatively cheap. All the best stuff does cost a couple bucks more. Rock climbing 5 ziplining 8 to 13. Gem stoning pay per bag prices start at 7 up to 20. Most the other activities included in admission price. See photos.

A really cool experience today! Came for a team building and fun day away from school. The staff was phenomenal! The ranch is really cool with lots of activities for the family. It's pretty easy to miss the turn in, so keep an eye out. Thank you for the day!

The museum exhibits are in poor lighting. I had problems reading about them. Great set up and some much to see. Lighting needs to be improved. Still worth your time Walking around outside was so interesting.

A somber and powerful experience steeped in the horrors of war and fearful side of mankind. Along with the sadness I also saw the struggle and sacrifice from those who gave all to fight to destroy the evil. A beautiful memorial to those it represents.

It is a solemn place which displays the harshness of the treatment and the enduring resolve of the POW. The engagement in the readings and videos takes us back to those moments where lives suffered. The facility is monumental and the staff knowledgeable.

Awesome Military Staff Ride at Andersonville Prison National Park. Reactors were on hand. The Park staff was well prepared and very knowledgeable. Great visit.

We have been a couple of times. It's such an incredible but sad museum. Highly recommend taking the time to read everything and be humbled by what we as humans have endured. Bless America, and we shall never forget those that served and continue to serve. The grounds are beautiful and can take a little bit of time to walk, so come with plenty of time to walk around or drive around as both can be done with parking throughout some of the drive to get down and read.

Posted earlier. Amazing and an absolute must visit. Such an honor to step where so many perished.

Pleasantly surprised at how well the museum was done and the grounds upkeep. The short film was worth it although it is quite depressing. The only negative was that some of the exhibits were too dark to see. I understand that it was meant to create a mood, but it was a little frustrating not to be able to read things. All in all, very impressed

Unfortunately it was closed when we went thru after visiting the National POW site. There is so much history surrounding this area, hope to have an opportunity to visit in the future. All the local folks were very friendly and took some time sharing their knowledge of the area even though they were closing and on their way home.

The museum houses a significant collection of historical artifacts from both Union and Confederate soldiers.

This is a wonderful place to stop if you're looking for a day excursion. The people are extremely friendly and the history is very much alive

For a small museum, it had an astounding number of artifacts. The proprietess was very knowledgeable and friendly.

I loved all the details, most friendly lady there, explaining everything. very educational.

Small Museum but very interesting. Civil War Uniforms , Union and Confederate, weapons and accessories, flags, pictures. A diorama of the Andersonville Prisoner of War Camp also called Camp Sumpter. $5.00 donation to enter. Small gift shop with souvenirs.

Awesome history contained within the four walls. Over 3 million dollar colkection of the civil war artifacts. The hostess was sooo friendly, and so full of history. She was happy telling us anything we asked. .loved it. A great family outting.

A wonderful and enlightening experience. The staff are kind and knowledgeable. Highly recommend visiting to learn about other cultures and the impact we can have on others around the world.

Nice place to see in Americus. It gives you experience of different types of house built around the world. Charges you $4.00 Donation which is really worth.

Wonderful tour. Thanks Jennifer Harris for everything! An eye-opening display of what this organization has done and is doing!!

A wonderful experience for anyone in the area. The way the information and site guides you from inadequate and unsafe homes to the structures built around the world is truly amazing.

I took students on a field trip. The staff was kind and accommodating. Interesting to see how impoverished people live in other countries.

Wonderful "visit" to the slums and lovely homes in countries served by Habitat for Humanity!

Haven't visit yet just pass by every day seen like it a nice place

Sprewell Bluff Park, Upton County, GA This is a beautiful county park on bluffs that overlook the Flint River. There are 3 RV sites w/ water & electric. There are cabins and several tent sites. The bathroom is clean and has a code entry . There are showers and an electrical outlet for a blowdryer or phone charger. There are several hiking trails in the pines, one with river views.

This was our second year to come to GA for fall weather and glamping. We stayed in a cabin and the facilities were great and clean. We love hiking the trails with our dog and enjoying nature and the views. Love this hidden gem.

What a great place to be in nature, cool w a breeze that day, hearing the river flow was peaceful. Will definitely going again.

You can tell they work hard to keep this place clean. I'm always happy to pay the fee to spend a little time there.

Well kept secret in central Georgia! Tent camping sites require a hike - you can’t park directly at the site like I have at other campsites. I am not that tough! Luckily I was able to switch to an RV site which worked better for me and my family!

I have been to this amazing place years ago. So I decided to take my family and we a great time. You need to be able to swim good to make it to the rock. Once you make it to the rock you can climb up and jump off.

A hidden Gem, another location of electromagnetic wonder. The Rock in middle of river is final rest for some. The Bluff is over 600’ above river, and the Folk Tales associated with this declared location of irregularities. Sprewell Bluff Park, is Officially Molly Approved…!

We found our visit to the Little White House interesting and informative. We learned this is the home that Franklin Delano Roosevelt had built in Warm Springs. The staff are super friendly and knowledgeable and go out of their way to provide details.The home is filled with original furniture and belongings and is where FDR died.

The Little White House Historic Site in Warm Springs, Georgia, remains one of my favorite historic stops and continues to impress every time I visit. I had been there before, but on this return trip I was reminded how well this site preserves not only President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s memory but also the spirit of an entire era. The museum at the entrance is beautifully arranged and tells the story of FDR’s life with care and clarity—covering his struggle with polio, his time in Warm Springs, the Great Depression, the New Deal, and his years of leadership through some of America’s hardest times. The displays blend photos, artifacts, and storytelling that bring history to life without feeling overdone. The staff were outstanding—knowledgeable, friendly, and clearly passionate about sharing FDR’s legacy. The grounds and buildings are immaculately maintained, giving you a real sense of stepping back in time. It’s easy to imagine Roosevelt himself finding comfort and strength here among the pine trees and quiet hills. The Little White House is a deeply informative and moving experience, a place that connects visitors to both the man and the moment that shaped modern America.

We had an amazing time visiting the Little White House historic site and meusem. The ladies who work there are amazing! They're knowledgeable, friendly, and clearly very passionate about their love for all things FDR. We learned so much and really enjoyed spending time with them. My recommendation is to make sure you have at least a couple hours to devote to the visit. This is an absolute "must do" activity if you're in the area. What an amazing Man FDR was!

What an unbelievable place. This is the place of a second home of summer for the longest serving president in history. This is also a location in which she died. FDR was an amazing president

Great place to visit in Warm Springs Ga, historical and behind the scenes of FDR and his Presidency. Tour Guides and staff are very knowledgeable, friendly. Lots to see, can come and go all day, on-site picnic tables, great gift shop, reasonably priced too. Also right by historic downtown with all kinds of shops and places to eat, try the Bulloch house for lunch buffet, awesome.

Highly recommend the guided tour. Our group enjoyed it so much. The movie is wonderful. I wish the pools and museum at the pools was open…kinder construction.

A step back in time celebrating FDR and the multiple contributions he made to our Nation. Friendly knowledgeable staff that teaches so much about his visits to Georgia, use of the warm springs to help with his disease, and his respect for the culture and landscape of the

Well worth the drive from Andersonville. While wandering the grounds we came across a very large (5+ feet maybe) snake that was likely a copperhead. They aren't aggressive unless stepped on so watch your steps!

Truly a wonderful and unique place. Charles, the project coordinator/caretaker, was welcoming and enthusiastic about it's history. Definitely a must see. Is free, but it is suggested you donate if you visit and you should. Places like this need to be preserved. They also sell necklaces made with beads Eddie crafted which makes for a fun souvenir.

Certainly a unique place. Eddie Owens Martin singlehandedly changed that property into a something uncommon. Its relatively small being a house plus a couple other buildings on a 7 acre lot. There is quite a bit of his work inside the buildings too. When I visited, it appeared small upkeep, restoration/maintenance were happening as well as preparations for an upcoming event or gala. The place is free to visit, but encourages donations. Pending how thoroughly you peruse throughout the property, it'll take about 30 minutes to an hour. The colors, patterns, and detail are quite impressive. Worth a visit at least once.

Loved it. Restoration process of this hidden gem is amazing. Learn about the artist before you go, it makes the art and experience more meaningful.

What a gem! We really enjoyed our time here learning about how it came to be. And the man who made it a reality. The caretaker spent a lot of time with us sharing their story with Pasaquan and the history. Being able to top off our EV for no cost was nice thank you!

We came here when this place was being revamped and renovated. I'm so glad they decided to bring this place back to life. This is something fun and offbeat to do one day when you're looking for a little adventure. It's out in the sticks but worth the drive.

The art is really interesting!

My wife and I spent a weekend at F.D. Roosevelt State Park, and honestly, we didn’t want to leave. If you’re into hiking, this place is an absolute dream. We hiked the Mountain Creek Loop Trail and loved every step of it. It’s just the right mix of peaceful woods, steady climbs, and surprise views that sneak up on you. The trail winds through shady forest, over small creeks, and past spots where the light filters in just right—like nature knew we were coming. And then there’s Dowdell’s Knob. We drove up after our hike, and wow. You’re standing way up above the hills, looking out over layer after layer of Georgia’s green countryside stretching into the haze. It feels like the kind of place where your thoughts can finally catch up with you—in a good way. Bring good shoes, your favorite person, and a camera. You’ll want to remember how it felt to walk those trails and stand at the edge of that view, just breathing it all in.

Great park. Nice lake. Lots of trails if you like to hike. Nice dock to fish from. Great overlook at the visitor center.

Came with a group of little kids. Very nice experience. We stayed in the group cabin camping area. There are also areas for tent camping and rv camping. Very large park with eough space for privacy. There is electricity In the cabins. Very spacious for large groups. 6 different large cabins with 10 beds in each, there is also a smaller one for a couple or 2. Dinning hall with everything thing you need to prepare full course meals. Just bring your food. Bath hall is separated. One side for men one for ladies each has 5 showers and 4 toliets, and the water gets hot. Lots of open grass great for kids, there is even a fire pit. They also have a Olympic size pool but it was closed because Georgia law require pools to be closed from labor to memorial day. 4 stars because there were lots of spiders in the cabins I know it's outside but it was overwhelming. The archery class doesn't exist anymore, the lake was contaminated so we couldn't canoe, and the maps were not very helpful for people new to the out door world. Other then that I definitely recommend. This was a great an memorable experience!

Absolutely stunning views of the mountains and valleys. Lots of trails to hike. Beautiful cabins to rent. There's a cute store with lots of resonably priced souvenirs. Calaway store down the street has some of the same almost double price!sl Staff is friendly and outgoing.

We have had such an amazing long weekend here I don’t even know where to start with the review! We stayed at 2 different sites in section 6 & they were both great. I would definitely not book in 2,3 or 5 if you’re tent camping bc it just feels like it far away from everything. The bathroom & shower area are exceptionally clean for a camping site. There was no hair in the shower or any real filth at all. I was super impressed with that & im very picky. Water was HOT! It was awesome. We hiked the two smaller trails & had a great time. Both were gorgeous & our family of 5 loved it. The highlight of our trip was def renting a canoe & kayak. We had a fun few hours fishing from the water & just soaking up the sun. I would say the canoes & boats need to be cleaned a little better though. My daughter ended up having a spider on her head & we had to clean it off a good bit before getting into them. But we had the best time paddling around. The park rangers were riding around & making sure everyone was safe, we liked that. I was surprised by how nice everyone followed the 10 pm quiet rule. everyone turns there lights off sharp & we had no noise problems at all . A big shout out to the main gift shop area. The older black lady was SO nice to us. Made us feel right at home & we appreciated her hospitality. The little book station outside the smaller shop was cute and we exchanged a few books during our trip! Was nice to have a playground close by! We went to the liberty bell pool on Saturday & we won’t return. It was pretty historically but the people there were not our type & so loud and obnoxious. Our kids even commented they wanted to leave because of it & they’re 4 & 6. We felt very uncomfortable & the pool water was FILTHY. We were very surprised by the high reviews there. Overall, this was a perfect 3 night stay & we will absolutely be returning here.

Beautiful park with tons of hiking trails. This is definitely a place that you want a map for, it's huge. We didn't even explore all the activities that were available but the park itself is amazing!

Beautiful state park with camping, a beautiful lake for fishing or boating, a large and beautiful spring fed pool, trails, playgrounds, picnic tables and pavilions, a rich history, and more. A great place to visit for sure!

Chose tue resort for an anniversary turnaround getaway for me and my husband. It is overrated and over priced. Maybe years ago it was amazing. Event-wise could very well be amazing. Rooms ... No! Walls are thin, heard our neighbor's conversation for a good 4-5 hours til she fell asleep I guess. No microwave. One of the elevators was out of order. Cause delay for everybody. Ice machine on 2nd flor was out of order so we had to go up to the 3rd, with only one operating elevator. Yes I get it- it is a "destiny" resort. I use that loosely. The buffet was tasty but there was not enough options for the price. Hostess needs customer service training. We didn't even know it was buffet til another customer said they just go up and served themselves so we did as well. You all will not believe that thw lights were going out like the fuses were blowing. Not weather but you have too much going on and your breaker can't handle it. But nobody offered any explanation or reasoning. It is funny that we are asked for a deposit for incidentals bit we were not offered any kind of discount or complimentary anything for all that they had going on. We can't charge you a deposit. Please think real hard if you are not golfing, planning to go to their events or you are invited to a wedding just going here for your own celebration and atmosphere... it is not worth it... on another note- it seems like the town in general try to nickel and dime you, hoping you won't look at your receipts. Look at your receipts. Callaway Garden Hotel room 1 1/2 out of 10 for the money. And wifi is slower than a baby turtle. Grounds are beautiful ha a lot of greenery. Japanese Maples and different shrubs 🙃

All things wonderful here for family fun. We especially. I enjoyed the beach party at the lake and the food trucks had such a rousing selection of culinary delights. Having the trolley to transport us around the gardens and to the butterfly center was a plus. Callaway Gardens is being maintained in pristine condition. The amenities are superlative, and the grounds are well kept. The price was a value for all of the fun we had.

Had free tickets to gardens so went the end of September. Not much was happening but we rented bikes for $20 each and took time riding the 10 miles of bike path. It was nice and quiet. We stopped by the chapel which was beautiful and the butterfly aviary which was really neat, so many butterflies. We took a break by the beach and then upon returning the bikes spent some time in the discovery center which had some interesting nature information. Didn’t stay at the lodge

So I only went for the pumpkin patch, however it was so much fun. It wasn’t as big as I expected however the light path at night was fun, our little ones enjoyed it. The food was great and they had a bar for the parents which is a plus ! We will make it back for Christmas!

I took my husband here for a massage and to unwind while on his 34 hour work break. The grounds and venue were beautiful. It was easy to find and access from I65. It was very relaxing. With that said, take your wallet. Everything costs; everything. My husband loved his massage. He said he felt renewed. I had the spa pedicure. It was mediocre and could definitely use some improvement. EVERY one was nice. The workers definitely know what customer service is and they go above and beyond to provide a good experience. The rooms were beautiful, clean and up to date. The cellular service out there is as expected; nonexistent. That’s probably a good thing to unplug and really get you in the relax mode. The caveat? Ordering food in the evening. We wanted to return to the tap room after having enjoyed lunch there but there was a 2 hour wait for food orders. We decided to just get room service. Well, it was absolutely horrible. We ordered room service for dinner around 6pm. An hour later, they called us to say they were out of an item we ordered so my husband kept his room service order and I ordered a pizza from the market. Another hour later the room service food arrives. The pizza from the market was delicious, hot and much better than the burger and fries from room service. Overall: I think it’s a lovely and convenient place for a one or two nighter but we’ve definitely had a better experience for less money.

We get the yearly membership every year and go to quite a few of the events throughout the year. Our kids and us really enjoy it. They have a little bit of something for everyone. It does get busy for special events, but they do a good job of getting people in quickly at the gates considering the amount of people going through. Once you get in the cost of everything is pretty high - like $8 for a basic beer, but that seems almost normal now at places like this. The only real negative is their website. As a member it seems like the website has glitches especially when trying to buy the promised discounted tickets you get with certain membership levels. You can always call or deal with it in person, but in 2025 going quick and digital is what we've come to expect instead of having to sit on hold and wait.

This is our weekend getaway from city. We always have a relaxing time. The resort hasupgraded their amenities. The staff is welcoming and comforting. Great for couples, family, or friends trip.

Very fun and knowledgeable tour of rum making!! These people know what they are doing!! I'm so happy we stopped! The distillery is housed in a beautifully restored historic building. The rum (which is good and smooth) is made from sugarcane that is grown locally. The aroma of it being distilled will definitely heighten your senses!! Of course, we bought a bottle!! Another awesome find!! Thanks Richland Rum...

Richland distilling is a must-see when in the area. Not only are their rums fantastic, the staff is super friendly and a lot of fun. The tour is absolutely worth it. I can’t recommend this place enough. They have a variety of rums, some of which are award winning. The distiller is also incredibly knowledgeable and passionate.

These guys are the best! Their rum is awesome! Some of the best tasting rum ever! And some samples onsite are not available in stores. So I recommend that you stop by and sample some of the items they sell in the distillery.

Very impressive Rum! I'm normally a whisky drinker but wow! Rick was our host and he was very friendly and knowledgeable. The establishment was neat and clean. May be off the beaten path but well worth it.

This is a must stop! A beautiful distillery and tasting room with very friendly owners. I was unfamiliar with this style of rum, but took some home. Delicious products.

Hi! We recently went on a tour at the Richland Distilling Company in Richland, Georgia. Their sugar cane farm is just a couple miles away from the Distillery. Amazing expedition. TJ is super kind and he shared a lot of knowledge about how to produce the rum. Everything is clean and extraordinary. I had a great experience. The facility is very nice and was filled with the sweet smell of cane syrup. The sample that was given had a great aroma with no harsh alcohol scent. The taste was very clean with an initial caramel flavor that was followed by an agricole characteristic of vegetable and grass. The finish wasn't long but it went down very smooth. I was able to taste the barrel proof liquid straight from the copper still, which was surprisingly smooth at close to 120 proof. Very flavorful with a nice balance of dry and sweetness. An overall good rum but not the Agricole that will have me moving away from typical molasses-based rums.

Rick and TJ have a wealth of knowledge to share during the tour and tasting and are really nice guys. Amazing that such a huge facility and impressive business with delicious products is run by just 3 people! Definitely worth the stop!

This place was a great way to spend a few hours but my parents felt a little unsafe in the rented van. The bus tour is also not recommended because it is way to fast and you barely get to touch the animals. Bring your own vehicle because the animals are very hungry!(just kidding there are boards around saying they are well fed and you are basically giving them healthy treats!) The experience was great and I enjoyed hanging around the animals and taking pictures but for next time I recommended getting 1 bag of food for each passenger because we finished all the food before we got to the middle.

Pine Mountain version of Lion Country Safari I grew up visiting Lion Country Safari in Florida. This was a place where you could drive your car through the enclosure with wild animals. You did not feed them but it put you really close to the animals. We were visiting Callaway Gardens and decided to see what else is in the area. This is one of them. It is really a hidden gem for the area. It is fairly easy to get to and has plenty of parking. They have a small gift shop and a small zoo with several animals in enclosures to include big cats. If you feel adventurous you can buy a bag of food and drive into the large enclosure and feed teh larger animals. You have a choice of driving through the enclosure in your own car or renting a vehicle from the company. We drove our own car but, in hindsight, may rent their car on the next visit since some of the animals peck or scratch your car aggressively to get you to give them food that they know most cars who open windows have. We drove through, at time almost at a standstill from animals that lay down in front of the car hoping to get us to put food out. When you did, they move out. It is a large enclosure and took us about 15-25 minutes to drive the loop. It was a lot of fun and interesting to feed the animals but be ready to have them stick their heads totally into your car and slobber all over you. If you have kids or love animals, I would definitely recommend doing the drive through and supporting this park.

We visited Wild Animal Safari last week during an anniversary get away. We spent two hours driving the park, feeding the animals, and having some absolute amazing encounters and experiences with them. Truly one of the coolest experiences of my lifetime! Employees were friendly and helpful. The animals are abundant and interactive. My suggestion for other guests is to absolutely rent one of the safari's vehicles as lots of the animals have horns/antlers and will rub them up against the side of the vehicle. Also, no matter how much food you buy, you will run out. Try to make a conscious effort to save some for the animals at the end of the experience. We purchased the souvenir bag of food and found plenty of animals happy to eat it all. One small brown bag of food is definitely not enough. The bucket is a good call as is the souvenir bag if you plan to take your time and feed everybody, which we did! We had a wonderful time and would absolutely come back again!

I am not a fan of any type of animals. However, I wanted to take my niece somewhere fun because she loves animals. I have to say I absolutely loved my visit to Wild Safari! The bus ride was incredible. While I didn't feed any animals, it was so fun to seeing the animals. Our driver was very funny! You can ride the bus as many times as you want. The zoo was amazing! The animals on the trail and at the zoo looked very healthy. The animals in the zoo part had nice habitats. I will definitely be visiting here on a yearly basis. It was also nice to be able to get a snack before walking to the zoo. Also, the prices for tickets are very reasonable.

My family and I have been here twice now and we love it! It is pricey (for us) but we still do not regret paying for the experience we have. We understand that this goes towards caring for the animals and paying the staff to do so, so it makes sense! We had such a great time here and recently did the sloth encounter as well. It was so fun and McKenzie was very informative and patient with our hundreds of questions. She is awesome! We will be coming back for sure. My daughter is 3 and wants to touch and hold every animal she sees, so when she is big enough for an encounter, we will do one for her too! 🙂

9/27/2025 This was such a wonderful experience our first time visiting. We brought my nephew for his birthday. Payton it was so nice meeting you you're such an amazing person love your beautiful spirit we need more like you in this world! Thank you so much 💓. Thank you Righteous for explaining everything such a calm spirit. The staff here are lovely the customer service is impeccable the animals are kept very well. Worth the drive from Charlotte NC. I would recommend renting a van from them which is ressonable in price. Wishing everyone peace, and love! ☺️

Unexpected amazing experience! Took my 2 nieces for a Sunday afternoon outing and got WAY more than expected! The animals were all very friendly and came straight up. For this reason I definitely recommend renting one of their cars or taking the bus tour. The girls absolutely loved it! We were laughing and smiling the whole time! Unfortunately we didn't have time to take the walking tour but that just gives us a reason to return.

The kids had a blast! It was a bit over stimulating for the parents but everything was well run and on site. Lots of additional fee add ons for activities and things when you get there so be prepared but lots of fun free activities as well. Wish there was more to do around the resort- just a couple Of fast food and gas stations from what we saw. Overall would recommend for one to two days.

Our family experienced a major tragedy while on vacation here (had nothing to do with the lodge). The staff here were so compassionate and generous during our time of need. They brought us free food, comped an extra night, and helped with getting to the airport. I personally can't go back there because of the sad memory, but I will recommend it to anyone. It truly was a fun place before the unexpected happened. The kids and I were having an amazing time. I'll always be grateful for how the staff treated us.

we went here to celebrate my kiddos' birthday as the big present! thank you great wolf lodge! i don't know who the girl was that had her hair did up leading the dance party but my 5 year old absolutely LOVED her! this was our 4th time going and we will be coming back! pizza was delicious and i don't know who was working the creamery but the brownie on our brownie sundae was hard as a rock! couldn't slice it with a spoon but that's besides the point! we love great wolf lodge and we absolutely adored wiley so much that my 5 year old had to get wiley the wolf from build a bear that was in the facility!

Overall I liked the Great Wolf Lodge. My daughter had a blast at the water park. She also really liked the magic quest and the fact that there were other activities like the mini golf. The location is also great. The Callaway Gardens is very close and you're not too far away from other neat things like The Little White House. The staff were also excellent, especially the ones running the kid activities like the dance party. They really put a lot of energy into making sure the kids have a good time. The housekeeping service were also proactive and actually asked us if we needed any towels or trash which is something I always have to go out of my way to ask for at other hotels. The only reason I can't give this place a 5 is the cost of things like the restaurants. $70 for 3 for a breakfast buffet? I definitely recommend making sure you get a good deal on your room and even getting packages for activities and dining especially if you're staying more than a couple nights. Also the packages like the adventure pass have discounts for some things which I didn't know until we got there so it ended up being a good deal. Also, for us this is a plus but for others this is a negative so I wanted to mention this place is very VERY kid oriented. No adult only activities or times at the water park. And there are going to be kids running, screaming, playing, throwing fits at all hours. We brought ear plugs because we knew there would be a lot of kids at all ages and behavior levels.

This was our first time visiting any Great Wolf Lodge and was very excited to get one scheduled! When we arrived the hotel was themed very well for Halloween and the staff were engaging with guests everywhere you looked. The check-in process was a little confusing as they wanted you to pre-check in the app but you still had to do it again to get your wristbands. The room looked nice but kinda smelled like wet dog and the toliet area wasn't as clean as we thought. We notified the front desk the next morning and was assured it would get cleaned up, they would also take care of spraying in the room to. We spent the day at the Waterpark (the whole day - yes it can be done) and got back to our room only to discover no room service was provided and they did not clean up the blood that was found. We were checking out the following day and reminded them about our complaint from the following morning but was told it would get forwarded to management and still nothing. Aside from that, this was a great place to take kids but it is very expensive for the products offered. Family of 5 (3 kids and 2 adults) spent over 80.00 for hamburgers and chicken Tenders! Also the kids really enjoyed the MagiQuest interactive game but look online for a used one before your visit. We were able to get one for 5 bucks and in store was going to be 60.00! The staff also have events and activities planned all during the day to keep the kids busy indoors. You can spend a whole weekend (or week) here very easily. The other indoor activities include a Rock Wall, Putt-Putt, Bowling, and an obstacle course with two levels.

Me and my son just stayed here! Adorable lodge! With some greed mixed in.... 20$ to park for guests????!!! You really dont want ppl to come back, its the principal of it. They are staying there and therefore should have parking included in the price they are paying. The wristbands! Awesome idea but dont work at parking at all, so each time in or out having to call the front for help to open the gate. Boo. 100 a night to hold on the card, yikes. We were here for the halloween event, they could've had more stations for trick or treating and were HORRIBLY cheap about it... pencils??? One tootie roll? A pack of gummies? All the stations offered. As much money as this place charges, more candy/stations should be offered my son had to go back to all the stations 3 or 4 times to get seconds to even fill the bag alil bit. All candy was usually gone in an hr and employees stood there just saying sorry... thats pitiful. Do better. Hotel was gorgeous, clean and well maintained. No microwave in rooms, only in common snack/vending places so lines for microwave were normal. Staff so friendly and sweet. The whole themee of the hotel to the very detail very cute Overpriced food ridiculous and no one at the bar in the Waterpark. My son found the Waterpark to much and we were not allowed to slide down together, just one at a time which my son did not want to let go of me. Dance party in the lobby sooooo cute!!! My son loved it so much Quiet and peaceful at night with the kids being so tired, I think my son was the loudest on the entire floor. Overall I'd only come back during a deal only. Place was smaller and less things for do for the younger children than I originally thought it'd be. Sheets on beds horrible AC fantastic Carts to bring your stuff to and from the car, very nice Checkin was annoying tho as the machine didnt want to scan my id and we had been driving all day so my son wanted to go. Check in took a good 30 mins alone

With all the money you have to spend here you would think the workers who be a little more friendly!! Specifically Payton at customer service! Good Lordy! When we ghost arrived she already seemed annoyed with us. I informed her that this was our first time here and have no idea what to do. She’s states “I can only do one thing at a time” ma’am! If you can’t handle doing two things at once the customer service desk is not for you!! Also we received ZERO information from her! She gave us our wristbands and said one of them had our credit card linked to it, could we tell you which one…NOPE.(no dollar sign on any of them, we learned that was how we could tell from another worker). We never received a text message letting us know our room was ready because that was never set up, we weren’t able to leave the parking lot because she never set that up either, same from using your wristband as the key to your room. She about ruined our first time here!!! Payton needs more training or needs to go. First impressions are everything! And she gave us a sour taste in our mouth when we first arrived…not good. Employees should be ALOT more friendlier! This is a place for CHILDREN who’s parents have paid A LOT to be here.

I purchased the tour with the meal, and I am so glad that I did. The tour was fantastic! I learned a lot about their culture, foods, and lifestyle back in Biblical times. The artifacts were very interesting, along with the other information in the indoor and outdoor sections of the museum. They have some videos and a gift shop as well. It definitely is a must see if in the area.

This has been on my “want to go” list for a very long time—and it was worth the drive! I loved the garden, the replicas of homes and everyday life, as well as the more serious parts like the catacombs and the bone display, it made everything feel so much more real. If you’re able, I highly recommend planning a tour, scheduling the meal, and experiencing it all. The full experience is definitely worth it. We didn’t get to enjoy the dig site, but we had a great time exploring everything else. The staff is very knowledgeable, and Groupon often has discounts available! It's worth coming back!

First time here... Went with our Bible study group... Made a reservation in advance for 15 people for the tour only, not the meal.. was $33.04 a person, with the meal I believe it would have been about $70 per person... You do have to put a 50% deposit down. Two people ended up not showing up at the last minute but we got a gift certificate for them to come later which I thought was really nice. We went on a Friday at 10:00 a.m., there was quite a bit of people in the first group but still small enough to be a nice tour. Our tour guide, Linda I believe it was... Was very nice, very informative! We were there for about 1.5 - 2hrs. They have the guided tour, the meal afterwards if you choose, a small gift shop and an artifact room... You will not see the artifact room in any of the pictures because they do not allow photos. It is pretty awesome that a smaller town like LaGrange would have the biggest amount of artifacts from Israel than anywhere in the country!! The experience was pretty nice And I'm glad our group got to go and experience the museum! Highly recommend going if you haven't been!

Great place to visit. It really helps you visualize the events of the Bible better to see many of the things mentioned in scripture. Our guide was very knowledgeable. A great day trip.

Loved the Biblical History Center!!! Very interesting, educational and the employees were very nice and informative. Highly recommend a visit rather you take a self guided tour or a tour and meal. You won't regret it.

This has so much to offer. The kids are able to see and touch different things like tombs, sheepfold, well, grain mills, grape press and more.

What an impressive facility. Great artifacts and accompanying interpretations. We particularly appreciated Docent Carol Cain's story telling/tour this evening. Great details, great enthusiasm and great delivery! Thank you for that.

The little old lady that works there on Saturdays had a wealth of suggestions on places to visit and newly added attaractions to the Columbus area. It was great talking with her and checking out the visitors center.

The rest area is clean and tidy, everything is there, and it’s a beautiful place. The only downside is that we arrived here at midnight while driving, tired and wanting to take a short nap, but the restrooms were already closed.

Clean restrooms. Has a dog walk. Wheelchair accessible parking and restrooms . Nice Sitting area inside where you can sit a while and rest without resting in car or outside in cold/heat. One of the nicer ones I’ve been in

Stopped here for a rest and met Ms. Glenda! She was so sweet and welcoming! She was also very knowledgeable about the city! When I come back for the Christmas lights she told us about, I will stop and see her! Also the bathrooms were very clean!

Georgia does such a good job with their welcome centers. Clean bathrooms, air conditioned, cozy lobby, nice picnic area with bbq grill (though grill bottom rusted out)

Clean restrooms, friendly staff, nice dog walk. We always stop here on the way down to the panhandle. This is one of our favorite rest stops.

Always a great place to stop to get out and always clean restrooms. Plenty of space to get out of the car with kids and pets

This location makes it a great day trip! There are so many educational timelines in the museum. It is clean and well organized. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Great place to take your family and explore history. The museum is free for admission, but they encourage donations to keep the museum running. We will definitely be back again (without kids)!

The layout and design of this museum is exquisite. There is so much thought in all the details and they do a wonderful job of honoring our nation’s soldiers. There is no cost for admission and is great for all ages. Don’t forget get to bring some money for the concession stand and the gift shop.

My oldest son, Brendon, graduated Advanced Infantry Training this past Thursday (10/16/25) and the graduation ceremony was held here. It was breathtaking - so beautiful and so informative! I consider myself somewhat knowledgeable in regard to History, but I learned SO much here!

The National Infantry Museum far exceeded all of our expectations and it’s easy to see why it has consistently earned the title of America’s #1 Best Free Museum. From the moment we stepped inside, we were met with an incredibly well-designed, thoughtful, and immersive experience that pays deep respect to the history, sacrifices, and heroism of the American infantry. What truly sets this museum apart is the level of detail and dedication poured into every exhibit. It covers a vast span of U.S. military history—from the American Revolution all the way through present-day conflicts—with each war and military campaign given its own distinct space and identity. The displays are not only historically accurate and educational, but they’re also emotionally powerful. You don’t just walk through history—you feel it. We were especially impressed by the interactive and VR experiences, which added a whole new level of engagement and excitement for everyone in our group. The museum does a phenomenal job of blending traditional exhibits with modern technology to keep visitors of all ages involved and interested. Our group ranged from ages 17 to 51, and every single one of us walked away not only entertained but deeply moved and better informed. The care and respect shown toward the stories of real soldiers, both past and present, is evident throughout the museum. From the Hall of Valor to the Last 100 Yards ramp—every section was meaningful, inspiring, and beautifully executed. It’s honestly hard to believe that admission is free, given the quality of the experience. If you’re anywhere near Columbus, Georgia, this is a must-visit destination. Whether you’re a history buff, military family, or simply someone who wants to better understand and appreciate the courage and sacrifice of our nation’s infantry, this museum is truly one of a kind. We left with full hearts, great memories, and a deep sense of appreciation. Five stars without a doubt.

Awesome place, I visited over 20 years ago, so many updated and new exhibits to experience

Amazing museum, they spit all the time periods in us military history into small little rooms with great statues, very cool artifacts and displays and other stuff. The staff that greeted me was also very cool and energetic.

Why is the sky blue? Anyone who's been thru Sand Hill should be required to visit. It will take a full day to appreciate the museum and grounds. So much history.. great place to go for Family Day. Stay off the grass!

This is a really great naval museum! We drove 2 hours to get here and it was worth the drive down. They have a lot of naval information about ship types from the Union and Confederate sides. My son enjoyed visiting the museum and liked the depictions and explanations of how the ships were built and how they salvaged them. Definitely worth visiting!

Very cool being able to see the recovered remains of some of the ironclad warships and see some of the restoration process/progress. The curators are very knowledgeable in their fields of expertise.

One of the neatest historical museums we have ever visited. Never realized the shear size of the old ironclads until getting up close to the one on they have on display. They have put a ton of effort into making the walkthrough educational and helping you feel like you're actually in the boats and immersed in the time period. Definitely a great stop on our trip that I'm thankful we made it to.

Wonderful museum and excellent pieces of history on display. I went around lunch time and was not crowded. Staff were friendly and museum was clean well taken care of. Seeing the CSS Jackson and other artifacts was so nice. If you get a chance swing by and support the museum and see history.

Excellent museum. Very well curated; lots of detail on artifacts. Love life size exhibits to give you the true feel of objects. Highly recommend 2-3 hrs to read all the information and review exhibits.

Very cool. Actually seeing a ironclad mock up with what has been restored for view was amazing. To much history to mention here . There's lots to see. Well worth our time .

It was more educational and fun than I expected. Worth the trip.

I came across this place in my travels years ago, but forgot about it. Thanks to my SIL & BIL for the reminder. What an oasis in a dessert. Lots of space to be what you want to be. Shoot some pool, play a game, chill in the cool tap room or enjoy the fresh air on the patio. In the 70s in March, yes please! Lots of points for only having 1 IPA 😉. The hefe is pretty good, as well as the IPA according to my husband. I was indecisive on a sparkling water so I tried Dad's special after the recommendation. Looks like pink lemonade, but so good. Too bad we had to head out before the entertainment. Friendly staff and looks to look at on the walls. The food truck was great, too. The Cuban was plenty for both of us.

What a great gathering place. It has so much to offer. Pool tables, a viewing room, a party room , bar and an outdoor space. Could ask for much more in a brewery. Beers a good but also offer wine, seltzers and other type of drinks all made by them. Must check out the big brewery in the small town of Omaha, Georgia

Such a cool brewery for being in the middle of nowhere in Georgia. They have a really interesting selection of beer, wine, and seltzer’s. If you’re in the area, this is definitely a must stop. I recommend trying the Keylime pie spiked water.

If you’re searching for a brewery that checks all the boxes—great atmosphere, dog-friendly vibes, tasty food options, and exceptional beer—look no further than Omaha Brewing Company in Omaha, Georgia. Tucked away in the scenic rural woods of South Georgia, this family-owned microbrewery offers a delightful escape for beer lovers, families, and pet owners alike. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this hidden gem promises a memorable experience. A Great Atmosphere to Unwind The moment you step into Omaha Brewing Company, you’re greeted by a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere that sets the tone for a perfect outing. The brewery features spacious indoor and outdoor seating areas, giving you the flexibility to soak up the rural Georgia charm however you please. On weekends, the vibe kicks up a notch with live music, adding a lively yet laid-back energy to the scene. With games like pool, darts, and cornhole scattered around, there’s plenty to keep you entertained. It’s the kind of place where families, friends, and even strangers feel right at home—a true community spot with Southern hospitality at its core. Dog-Friendly and Proud of It One of the standout features of Omaha Brewing Company is its dog-friendly policy. Your furry friends aren’t just tolerated here—they’re celebrated! Whether you’re lounging inside or enjoying the fresh air outside, your pup is welcome to join you. The staff goes out of their way to make pet owners feel comfortable, ensuring a stress-free visit for both you and your four-legged companion. It’s no surprise that visitors often bring their dogs along, making it a haven for pet lovers looking to relax with their best buddies by their side. Great Food Truck Vibes While the brewery doesn’t have an in-house kitchen, they’ve mastered the art of pairing great beer with great food through their weekend food trucks. These rotating local vendors bring a variety of mouthwatering options—think BBQ, nachos, and more—right to your table. The food trucks are a highlight for many, perfectly complementing the brewery experience with fresh, delicious eats. It’s an ideal setup: sip on a cold beer, grab some grub, and settle in for a few hours of pure enjoyment. The presence of these trucks makes weekends at Omaha Brewing Company feel like a mini food-and-beer festival. Really Awesome Beer Let’s talk about the main event: the beer. Omaha Brewing Company delivers a lineup of thoughtfully crafted, high-quality brews that cater to every palate. From crisp lagers and bold IPAs to refreshing fruited seltzers and creative seasonal offerings, there’s something here for everyone. Fan favorites like the Nada-Banana (a sour berliner weisse) and Island Rain hard sparkling water showcase their knack for innovation and flavor. The beer is served in various formats—6-packs, crowlers, and growlers—so you can take the goodness home with you. Visitors consistently rave about the quality, with the brewery’s commitment to excellence shining through in every pour. Why You Should Visit Omaha Brewing Company isn’t just a place to grab a beer—it’s a destination worth seeking out. The great atmosphere, complete with live music and a rural charm, sets the stage for a fantastic time. Its dog-friendly nature ensures your pets are part of the fun, while the great food trucks elevate the experience with tasty, convenient bites. And, of course, the really awesome beer ties it all together, offering a selection that’s as diverse as it is delicious. Add in the friendly staff and family-oriented vibe, and you’ve got a brewery that’s hard to top. Next time you’re in South Georgia—or even if you’re not—make the trip to Omaha Brewing Company. It’s the perfect spot to unwind, bring your dog, enjoy some local eats, and sip on some of the best beer around. You won’t be disappointed!

Quality brewery! First time at Omaha Brewing Company, and enjoyed it a lot. The space itself is really nice with multiple seating options, the beer is tasty, and the staff is super friendly and very conversational. Had three beers while here; a banana forward Hefeweizen, kölsch, and imperial brown ale with the brown ale being my favorite. Overall, great space with enjoyable beer and an awesome staff. My phone switched over to central time here, which I found confusing, but rest assured it’s EST. Almost pointlessly waited an hour for it to open.

My hubs and I just happened upon this little gem! We saw a sign passing through town and thought we'd check it out. It was so fun, and I'm glad we made time to try it out. They have beer, wine, and sparkling water options, so there's something for everyone! As far as food, there were food trucks out back with picnic tables and a couple of corn hole boards. It's just a great atmosphere to hang out and unwind. They also had live music, which was fun, and they were also pet friendly. We met a sweet couple and chatted with them for a little bit. Overall, I love this place! I wish we had one closer to our area.

Great brewery! Staff is helpful and friendly. We enjoyed a flight of sparkling seltzers and wine, and got some seltzer to go! It’s a huge place where you can hang out with friends. You can even bring your own food to eat, then enjoy a game of pool or play some games. We want to come back on a Saturday when they have food trucks and live music to enjoy! Don’t miss Omaha Brewing Co if you are in the area visiting Providence Canyon or Florence Marina State Park!