We were passing through town on a road trip from Florida to North Alabama. Unfortunately we pulled into this area at 7:00 p.m. and all the shops were closed. There was absolutely nothing we could do so we took this one picture and headed out of town to our hotel. But during the few minutes that we were there we met a gentleman who told us the story of how when he was in high school the students would take turns stealing The boll weevil off of the statue as a prank. 🤣 Kids!

I came for the statue, but stayed for the shops. Beautiful statue of a woman... holding a boll weevil... the statue is in the middle of an intersection, so take care getting photos. Plenty of parking available. Loads of cute shops within walking distance.

Great stop! Downtown full of cute shops. We had fun.

It’s cool but it is in the middle of a busy intersection and not really safely accessible. It is pretty cool though and the story behind it is interesting. Nothing to go out of your way to see though.

The town could have erected a statue of George Washington Carver, who developed peanut butter and made the peanut crop profitable after the boll weevil devastated the cotton crop, as stated in the narrative. But instead they built a statue of an insect. Do you think they chose not to erect a statute of George Washington Carver because he was an African American?

This was a neat monument however, being in the middle of intersection made it a little difficult to enjoy closeup. Downtown Enterprise was very nifty! There's an eclectic mix of clothing, restaurants and specialty shops. Including a photography studio, Ballroom Dance class, Shopaholic, Simply South Boutique, You Nique Boutique, Daughter Dear Boutique pOpshelf, Corks & Cattle Restaurant, to man a few! They also have unique year round events!

A unique slice of American History! Whenever I visit someplace new, I always enjoy delving into it's civic history. It was a beautiful day to explore and to understand the Boll Weevil's significance to Enterprise, AL.

The production was wonderful. Very entertaining and fun. The dinner was good and filling. It was a good experience to meet new people and share a good evening of family time. Will definitely recommend to everyone and will be going back.

We enjoyed the cozy atmosphere of the dinner theater as well as the quick, efficient, friendly staff. Everyone was great, the play was cute but not what I expected and the food was just okay. For the price it was well worth it and the town of Enterprise, Alabama did a fantastic job of decorating for Christmas. I believe the theme must have been "The Grinch" We will return again one day.

As first time dinner theater goers, We had so much fun! Dinner was delicious and the show Mystery at Dog Street Pub was awesome. Can’t wait for the rest of the season shows and menus!

I was told the Culinary Arts School trained chef/owner/set designer and builder, had passed away in 2020. Sadly, it is reflected in the quality of the experience we've had here over the past few years. It is hit and miss, but we all know it only takes one bad moment during your dinner to ruin a meal. Her absence is also noted in the quality of the sets. Again, here it seems hit and miss. Almost as if who ever is designing and building them runs out of time before the show must open. The main set for the Golden Monkey show, was terrible. I'm still trying to get my head around the 2 x 4 "french fries" and the pool float ring hamburger decorations in the Soda Shop show.

We had the best time last week at the Southern Broadway dinner show! The dinner was lobster bisque with cheddar bay biscuits, smoked turkey leg, potatoes, carrots and corn. Dessert was key lime pie! I was extremely impressed with the local talent. They were excellent actors and kept my attention throughout the play. I absolutely loved it and have already bought tickets for the July 2024 show!

I was shocked by how awesome this experience was. I went with a group of 7 other family members and we loved it. The food was wonderful as well as the Play. They had moments where the crowd was involved and we had a lot of fun watching the actors improvise with us. Professor Ballyhoo was the show we saw. This place is great for people with blindness as well. My two blind step brothers both love coming here and they enjoy every show and the food of course! It's easy for them both to follow along with the dialogue. I only have one thing to pitch for improvement. If they could find a way to do the meal during the show, that would be fantastic. To keep people focused on the show while eating, they would need a venue with all front faced seating. Pigeon Forge does this well with their dinner shows.. Maybe break a play into Acts and during each intermission, have the next course come out and top off drinks. Just some constructive criticism. Another way could possibly be to just speed up the breaks in between each course. Arrived 6:05, 6:35 Salad, 7:05 Entree Came, 7:20 Entree was finished, Dessert came around 7:40, 8:15 play started, 9:15 show ended. It was just a long night in a somewhat uncomfortable chair for me. Others may have zero issue. About an hour of meal time, 30-35 minute break, hour of showtime. We saw one group leave after the meal and come back before the show started, so I guess they knew what to expect and got a little intermission. Hopefully improvements come to this theater for years and this place becomes a staple of Enterprise. It truly was fantastic and fun for the whole family. For demographic info we had: M54, F51, M26, M22, M22, M20, F18, F16. We had a majority middle age and seniors in our show and would love to see people of all ages experience this form of entertainment!

Original shows, delicious dinners, and incredible local talent. And the interior decor is a treat to eyes as well.

My almost adult children enjoyed only two go-kart rides before wanting to leave. The very tall gentleman at the counter was very pleasant. I'm happy we stopped by. He chatted about where we to visit while at Panama Beach --- Thank you!!!

The pavilion that was recently built was awesome for parties. Our hostess ,Kennedy was great. She made the party flow seamlessly . She was really great with kids. Very happy with our experience . Love all the updates being done! Kids can't wait to go back!

My husband and I came for a quick, fun outing — just the two of us — and had a blast being big kids for a while. For only $20, we got one round of bumper boats, mini golf, go-karts, and 20 arcade tokens. We also paid an extra $8 for five batting cage tokens, with each one giving 20 pitches. Overall, it was a fun little spot to pop in and enjoy some lighthearted competition. Just a heads-up, bring bug spray! The bugs were no joke. 😩 Only downside was the arcade. The games went by really fast and barely gave out any tickets, which made that part feel a little underwhelming. Still, for the price? Totally worth it. We’d definitely go again, and next time, we’ll probably bring the kids along too.

My wife and I stopped here today after lunch and played a round of mini golf. It was a lot of fun for $20. The course is laid out nicely. Some shade to sit in if you had a wait between holes. Cool scenery to check out.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We had our son’s birthday party at Adventureland yesterday, and it was absolutely wonderful! It was such a relief to only have to show up with the cake because everything else was taken care of. The new outdoor pavilions are SO nice!! Chloe was our party host and she did an amazing job. We had 7 rowdy boys and she remained cool calm and collected and had fun with them! Brooke stayed in touch from the time I booked until the day of the party and made sure every detail was perfect. When we had a little technical trouble on our end with payment, Fran was so helpful in getting it figured out. Every single person we interacted with was kind, respectful, and professional. I definitely recommend Adventureland for hosting a party or just spending time playing the park. It is so much fun! 🎉

Adventureland Theme Park in Dothan is a great spot for families, just a street off the main strip with lots of parking and plenty to do. We enjoyed the arcade and bumper boats, and there’s even more to explore like mini golf, batting cages, bumper cars, and more. We’d rate our experience 4 out of 5 stars. The pricing is fair, with a variety of daily deals that make it easy to enjoy on a budget. Most of the arcade games are claw or coin fall machines, which are perfect for older kids, though there’s a bit less available for younger ones. One thing that could be improved: Everything is loaded onto a game card, which wasn’t clearly explained. It was easy enough to figure out, but a quick heads-up from staff would really help new guests avoid confusion. Staff were generally friendly, but they tended to gather and chat in one area, which led to a few guests waiting for assistance. A simple pause in conversation to help guests would really elevate the customer experience. Also, a posted map of the park near the entrance or counter would be a great addition to help visitors navigate without having to ask lots of questions. All in all, it’s a fun and affordable place to spend the day, and we’ll definitely be back next time we’re in town!

Can say enough. Literally the easiest party I’ve ever thrown and my oldest is 18. The host stays with you from beginning to end to help with the kids that was a life saver .. they cleaned up the room while we played golf and just had to come in and collect our items. So much fun

This place is absolutely amazing. I have been to this museum twice since 1995 and it’s truly a hidden gem. Located on base, it will require base access, but definitely worth stopping by and seeing the facility and aircraft. A few one off prototypes and even some historical birds present and on display. The R66 Comanche helicopter and super 68 helicopters are located here as well and can be viewed! Again can’t recommend enough and anyone visiting the Gulf Coast who is interested in air power and helicopters should definitely take the time to swing by and see what all is here to offer!

Great enjoyable history here! Came with my 10 year old sister and she loved it as well. Much more stuff than what’s in the pictures and has a very nice gift shop. It’s on base though so make sure you get a visitors pass(free) located at the visitor center near the base entrance

Free to enter with pass for base. Outside area is great for pictures, and so is the inside. Gidtshop and clean facilities. Elevator access makes seeing all parts of the museum possible, I went when I was still on crutches. Probably one of the best things to do in the area, can get kinda busy on Saturdays

This museum has been so special to me since childhood and remains so today. The people at the desk are always friendly, the museum is easy to navigate, and it has such great displays and information. I used to beg my father to bring me every weekend and now as an adult I love to bring my own child.

Incredible exhibits chronicle aircraft and people from the birth of aviation through the present day. Many unique fixed and rotor wing aircraft in interactive and static displays. Many stories of heroes from all wars that Aviation played a role in. Exhibits both indoors and out. Plan for 3 or more hours. Easy access and several restaurants right on base.

From the Wright Brothers to today's drones, this collection has them and everything in between. A very well curated and fascinating look into where Army Aviation has been, where it is now and where it will be tomorrow. There is a well stocked gift shop inside the museum. Definitely worth the visit!

My entire family enjoyed visiting. There was more in the museum than we expected. The kids could get into the cockpits and one large aircraft. Recommend going here to see.

My son wanted to go to water world for his 11th birthday on Sunday. We (myself, my friend and two sons) went today since weather has been unpredictable. I wanted to give a shout out to all the amazing LIFEGUARDS today!!! We got to the park early and it was very calm. Not too many people and lots of space for swimming and talking. Within the last couple hours of being there I watched several lifeguards dive in a save several unsupervised kids. On many different occasions the wave pool was stopped due to unsupervised children panicking and barely able to keep their heads above water. Your lifeguards never missed a beat! We left shortly after 3. Very busy at that time and a little chaotic. Would give 5 stars but food was not that good, I believe they were having issues with the oven but found that out after I paid $40 for a pizza and cinnamon wheel. Staff for food were very friendly and apologetic.

We had a blast here while we were visiting friends. Kids loved the slides and food was pretty good

Overall had a very good experience. The lines for the various slides, we're fairly short. The park attendees, we're very pleasant to deal with the food was full. Good prices were good. Entry fee was very reasonable. Only complaint that I have where there were several locker stations that were out of service.

We have gone to this water park twice and had a great time both days. Coming in the morning (10) to around 1 it is a lot less crowded. The child area has a multitude of activities for children of all ages. The water slides are thrilling. The lifeguards are amazing, very well trained and constantly vigilant. The food prices aren’t terrible, but we did bring a cooler. You are allowed to being outside food and drinks, as well as chairs. We rented a cabana ($75 dollars for the “basic” one as pictured) but there are plenty of lounge chairs in all the different areas. Overall great place.

My family and I had an amazing time! From the fun wave pool to the slides and the kid area , everything was super clean and well taken care of! The staff were friendly , helpful , and made sure everyone was safe and having fun. I feel this is the perfect place for family and friends, kids of all ages to join! We will be back next summer ❤️

I was there with my daughter and grandkids and had a wonderful time. I did lose a gold toe ring that’s black onyx. It has looks like a pair of sunglasses that I wish somebody would’ve turned in. They was. It was my mother‘s toe ring, but we had a good time if anybody reports it or does know anything about it please contact me.

Gotta love a city owned water park. Free parking, allowed to bring in food and drinks, entry fee is reasonable, and a great place for the family. The concession stand has easy to make food and it arrives fast basic theme park options on the menu. We always rent a cabana since added to the park. Definitely worth the price and bit of privacy pool side. Great place to relax in town on the weekends during the summer. If visiting definitely a place to visit while here get out together and have some fun in the sun and water. Wonderful water rides have been added to enhance the fun or scare the heck out of your hubby who thinks rides are still for him god bless him for trying to hang with our kids who most definitely on the rides every time we go. We always enjoy ourselves and continue to go and support this wonderful city owned attraction. More cities should take a page out of this book it's better to let the city own then outsiders any day hence the no parking fee, allowed to bring food, and reasonable prices. Citizens support it and are excited to continue to use this wonderful source of family fun right here in Dothan.

Enjoyed a peaceful winter morning walking around the property. While some of the exhibits like the general store were closed, enough was open and of interest to make it well worth the $5 admission. I could see packing a lunch and spending a full day when the weather is nicer.

Absolutely loved my time here at Landmark Park with my wife and nieces! It was a little hot, but the boardwalk had plenty of shade and break spots (but watch your head for spiders!). Service in the "drug store" was fantastic and the ice cream was even better. Highly recommend for a families or couples wanting to see some nature and old homestead equipment!

I really enjoy coming to this park, it is incredibly well maintained and in the past couple years they have really built it up and expanded it. And it seems like some of the staff has been here for years and they are absolutely wonderful. I've been to many of the old houses they have here several times, but I still like to go inside and take a look. Even though nothing changes with them. They have a little general store there with old-timey fountain, sodas and floats with ice cream. The general store also has this very strong ginger ale that is just so wonderful to drink and if you are a fan of ginger ale then you should give this stuff a shot. Today they had a bluegrass and BBQ festival and it was really great. I had a good time listening to the bluegrass music, however, I think next time it would be great if they could get a real barbecue company to come in and do some local barbecue like Smokey Joe's. I think the barbecue they had may have been store-bought but I do not know that 100%. That's just what it tasted like. It was still fine though. There are some bees if you're exiting towards Hartford highway, however, the bees here just seem to be a little bit more aggressive than what I'm used to working with, I seem to always get stung at several times, even just viewing from 15 or 20 ft. Entry to this place is only $7 and there is so much to do, it is definitely worth the visit by yourself or with a family.

Shame on the management of this facility for allowing such mistreatment of the animals living here. Something needs to be done immediately about the living conditions of these poor animals. How can you host showings of snakes when one of them just passed away from your neglect? How can you host field trips from local schools to this facility when the animals they come to visit are living in such disgusting conditions? Most of these animal’s enclosures are accumulating layers of feces and urine. Most of the chickens, a donkey, & a snake has passed away due to your negligence! For these helpless animals to be forced to live this is way is abuse.

Love love love this place. My kids bought so many gem stones and rocks. They pack it with a little card that gives a description. Our fav thing to do is the planetarium. The trail on the bridge is so much fun as well

A great park that meshes nature and the sicience and history of farming with educational opportunities. There is an excellent event barn and plenty of space for fairs.

An amazing interactive piece of history. Be transported to another era and get a feel for a way of life very far removed from our modern world. Fun for the whole family as well as educational.

Absolutely beautiful gardens to explore. Some areas would be full sun, other areas are shaded by trees. The pathways are paved for accessibility. There is a small play area for children. I love the lock gate - I wished we had known about that before arriving because I totally would have added one for us. We did get caught in the rain, but we waited out the worst of it in a little gazebo near the wedding garden. The butterfly garden was closed due to the weather, but there was plenty to see even missing that. Restrooms were clean. Admission price is very reasonable.

Wonderful and cozy garden in Southern Alabama. It also has a butterfly greenhouse where you can walk around with a sugar stick for them to land on. A big variety of plants and birds. Highly recommend if you’re in the area.

We had a great time at the Dothan Area Botanical Gardens, especially during the Scarecrows in the Gardens exhibition. The scarecrows were creative and fun to find—our kids loved spotting their favorites along the paths. The gardens are beautiful, peaceful, and very family-friendly. There's a dedicated children’s area, wide open paths, and plenty of space to explore without feeling crowded. Everything was clean and well-maintained, making it easy to relax and enjoy the day. It’s a perfect spot for a calm, outdoor family outing—especially during seasonal events like this one!

It was a little buggy but I didn't put anything on because I didn't want to deter the butterflies! Beautiful gardens and a bunch of beautiful seating areas perfect for pictures!! Also has a playground for your littles 😊 $5 admission, $3 extra for the butterfly house.

We needed a small excursion and found this gem. The price was perfect and so was the venue. We can see the garden is a work in progress so come open minded. Wings of wonder was lovely!

this garden is a great place to spend an afternoon! i spent the extra $3 to go to the butterfly garden and it was well worth it!! i spent quite a while in there admiring and holding the butterflies. the gardens are beautiful as well, definitely not the biggest botanical garden but well worth it, especially for the price.

Our first visit to the wonderful Botanical Gardens and Butterfly experience! It was such nice day just enjoying everything there, and so quiet and very peaceful, without too many people.

We spent the weekend it is very nice secluded camp, the staff could not have been nicer. I have stayed at many campgrounds and this one is one of the best. They have a very nice going for, nice outdoor area, and the camper/RV sites are well done, good power, good water and sewer. It is not a big party camp and the crowd was much more quiet and Saturday night potluck was a joy. We will definitely be going back again.

I have been camping for years, and i have been to many camp grounds, but this one really set it's self above everyone. As soon as I got there The owners made me feel very welcome. Gregg made sure I had a really good spot to set up my tent. After I got all settled in, I walked up the club house and was introduced to some of the other campers. No one was rude, or made me feel like i was a outsider. Everyone at the camp group visitor and owners alike made me feel like for the first time in my life I could be myself and have fun. The weather was wonderful as well, even though the first day was rainy it was still very pleasant and the rain helped you sleep well. The sun and the breezes made beginning and the pool just the place to go. If you didn't want to be by the pool you could sit ob the deck and just chill out. I opted for beginning pool side and had a great time even though i got myself sun burned. NO amount of spf can help if you sit out in the sun to long. The pool its self was great. I had never been in salt water pool and I loved it. It was just cool enough to help against the heat but warm enough to enjoy it anytime day or night. The location was awesome, i need to get some things from the little of Columbia AL near buy and it was very nice . The people and shop owners were all very friendly. They told me about different things in the area and where honestly nice. I couldn't find a fake smile from a single one. I even heard a couple of good jokes from one of the ladies from the gas station i visited . It isn't far from the Florida state line and only a couple of hours from Panama city and the beach which was great fun even in the off time i was there. I got a couple of eye sore shirts and enjoyed the beach to some degree. But there was a couple of a draw backs to my time there. One my cell phone didn't really work at the camp site (Thanks t-mobile I will be dropping you as soon as I can!). The supervisor cats really didn't seem to like dog guest the much. (even thought I loved petting every one of them.) But over all I loved this camp ground and i am working on my next trip to go down as soon as i can.

A very nice little place to visit. Greg and Les are always willing to show their hospitality and insure that your stay is a wonderful experience. Very nice pool, Great hospitality, and fun fellowship, what more can you ask for? 5 STARS!

Lizard Landing is ran by despicable people. They are usually drunk by 9 am. They are so greedy for money, they think the campers are ignorant and do not know how to read the electric meters. Double charged for electricity month one. The next month, was gone for 1/2 the month, the electric bill was more than the prior month. Even with photos of the meter, the low life's tried to argue. They have no morals. Go through the mail, delivered the packages they wanted too. Kept the ones they did not. Sickening scum. Should be called carp landing campground.

The guys here are the best . we are members at other campgrounds like this and this one is the best in our opinion. Everyone is very friendly including the regulars . they went out of their way to help us in a time of need running from hurricane Irma. . I highly recommend this place to anyone in the community . we will definitely be back multiple times .. Thank you Guys for everything you did !!!!!

Like a home away from home. Greg and Dan are very welcoming and kind. The camp and pool are clean, private, beautiful, and not to mention you're treated with utmost respect. Surely will return!

Absolutely love coming here! The campground is beautiful and clean! Gregg, Les, and Danny are such wonderful people! I cannot wait to go back!!

The lake and animals are gorgeous..the trails are fun.

Caught a buncha baby bream after the heat of the day. Relaxing and beautiful with some shade. Bait shop and some random supplies. Really nice place with a pier and picnic tables and pavilions as well as archery range and disc golf. Did not get a chance to try the wonderful walking trails, but will definitely try that next time!

Had a picnic there today. Weather was great for it. Walked about one mile today on the trail. There was a nice breeze blowing just right. The lake is beautiful and the sky cleared up and gave way to our Alabama blue sky. If your in the area sometime you should stop by and visit. Great photo opportunity awaits. Enjoy!

Ed Lisenby Walking Trail by the public lake was perfect for an afternoon walk. It was paved and 3 miles around. The leaves are just now staring to change colors, but still mostly beautiful shades of greens. Several benches along the trail. You can also purchase your bait, drinks, and snacks at the store located close to the parking lot.

Loved it here! Great and beautiful historical landscape. They have a nice little gift shop and I even went for one of their sunset hikes led by a Park Ranger which was wonderful and super informative! The park ranger was a doll and took gorgeous pictures of my mom and I.

Beautiful park with plenty to do and see! They have a very nice beach area and many trails. Some trails are more difficult than others. Worth the visit and parking pass any day. Make sure to pack an ice cooler if you’re going during Georgia spring/summer so you have cool drinks. *The metal grate bridge near lake Yohola has a large wasp nest! Do not hang out on the bridge or they may sting.

Very nice. The staff is courteous and helpful. The park is clean and accessible 😊 I had the best time. It's definitely worth the trip.

We had a fantastic weekend camping at here.The natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere were truly refreshing. The campsite was well-maintained, and the facilities were clean. We enjoyed hiking the trails and had a great time by the campfire in the evenings. Waking up to the serene view of the lake was a treat for the eyes and soul. The campsite feels little congested should be more spacious. Restroom was clean and well maintained. Activities include swimming, kayaking, Paddle boating and nice trails.

A quiet peaceful place to take a walk. I barely saw any other people here. I would have stayed longer but the gnats were out in full force.

really great park rangers are informative. the grounds are kept up well, so you can walk right up to the mounds. the White Trail was closed due to some construction, so there were two available trails. according to the map we got, there also seemed to be a disc golf course but we could not find it at all. overall, it was a very informative and fun time.

Very beautiful scenery! Very nice, knowledgeable staff. Clean sites. Washer and dryer available.

* Please read to the end * The park is absolutely gorgeous. The springs are pristine, the fishing pond is gorgeous, there's no litter anywhere. Terrific playground for kids. We felt very safe here. All of this is why I give 5 stars. The downside - ▪️ The bathrooms are pretty gross. Especially the one at the playground by the springs. *see the last picture. I would not let my kids go in there. It gave me the creeps & looked like a dank prison shower. If we used the restroom closer to the campgrounds, we took Clorox wipes to wipe the seats off with. The entire weekend we were there, the same trash was in the floors. It did not ever give the look of being cleaned in any way. ▪️ Pull through camper site #6 - prepare to jack your camper up big time to get level. Also prepare to be confused on where exactly you should pull through at because these sites are barely marked. There's no gravel or sand to make you think you should pull in a certain spot. It is grass only. To get level we actually had to pull in the 🔻do not enter 🔻direction & face our camper door towards the cabins instead of the woods. ▪️If we return here for recreation, I will likely look for a Hipcamp location to camp at & enjoy the springs as a "guest" not as a camper.

This beautiful park is very small but enjoyable. There are two swimming pools that are from the natural springs. The campground is beautiful and very clean. The river that the spring empties into is beautiful also. The family can also play in the creek. There is a two mile trail you can hike but it has some steep hills if you have walking issues. The people working there are very nice and helpful. Overall this is a small park but lovely.

Everything was amazing. I would recommend you make sure you like COLD water. I am from Minnesota and it was too cold for me even. Not much else to do besides trails and stuff which are incredible. Had one issue with our water spigot and I called and no one has called me back and theres no after hour lines from when it happened. The staff are friendly and everything is very clean and decent compared to other places I've seen.

Absolutely wonderful. If you are looking for a quiet place to get away but don't really care to do anything but rest. This is the place. The natural spring swimming hole is cold but refreshing and that park is simple and quiet.

Such a friendly staff. No issues reserving a spot. Camping areas and amenities were nice. But the best part are the crystal clear showing pools.

The park is very nice. The springs were cool and the people there were friendly. I would visit again. It is a family friendly place and pets can visit

They keep this park very clean for the amount of people using it. The cool water is great for hot summer days. This is an awesome place to bring young or older children, the young ones can play in the shallower water or in the creek run off and the older kids can swim in the deep end and explore the creek. There is also a connecting tunnel from the deep side to the shallow side that the kids love to play in and slide through. There is a volleyball court and a playground but I would say use them more in the morning or evening bc they tend to be hot in the summer. There are table for public use and barbecue grills. There is decent shade but it gets taken fairly quickly on a busy day. Happy swimming and thank you for having us.

This was a new pit stop on our road trip to St George Island, FL. What an interesting experience. I had the daily special of brisket with 2 sides. Great flavor but a little over cooked. My husband had the cheeseburger which also had great flavor but cooked well done versus an ordered medium. The general store had some great products for sell. Great atmosphere and if you have time, a good stop with kids to walk and see some barnyard animals. Because I believe in what they are doing by farming radically different we will be back for a second chance.

I stayed at White Oak Pastures for a week long educational program and had the most wonderful experience. I felt right at home in the farmhouse we stayed in (The Pin Oak House) which was a short walk to the general store. It was beautifully decorated with pieces of history woven into the design. Not to mentioned, pristinely clean. The food at the general store is delicious. The staff are hardworking, genuine, and make you feel welcome. I’m beyond grateful to have had the opportunity to learn about a agriculture business model and community that has inspired me to contribute to a resilient food system. I would recommend anyone to visit this incredible place.

Visited WOP this weekend which included a stay in one of its cabins. The cabin was clean and the bed was super comfortable. I ate dinner Friday in the restaurant upon my arrival around 7 pm. I ordered the small Farm Fresh Salad. The steak on it was tender and seasoned perfectly. I slacked around in the comfy bed Saturday morning so I didn’t have time to eat before the $15 11 AM Saturday tour. Jodi was an excellent guide and super kind. Will for sure return and stay on site again! I support the Georgia Farm Bureau and travel as part of the GFB Passport program. It’s a great way to get out a visit the beautiful state of Georgia.

A great place way out in the country. If you're able to stop by and have one of their pastured hamburgers, I highly recommend it! There are lots of prepared on site meats, as well as candles and lotions and items made out of leather. An absolutely charming place to visit. Bring a cooler when you come to visit because you're going to want to take some things home.

Stopped here on the way home from PCB. The cutest place. The food was delicious - got a burger, fries, salad, boiled peanuts, and ice cream. Service was incredible. So much for kids to do - basketball, jumpy thing, games, scooter, farm animals. A perfect stop for a family with kids to spend an hour or two.

I placed an order worth $200, and the package never arrived—it was marked as delivered during a late-night FedEx shift, but we never received it. I believe it was stolen. I reached out immediately and opened a case with FedEx, expecting the company to take responsibility and either replace the order or issue a refund. Not only did they refuse to do either, but I also had to contact them multiple times just to get a response. When they finally replied, it was just a generic copy-and-paste email offering no real solution or accountability. This whole situation could have been avoided if they had scheduled daytime delivery. We were loyal customers—three people in my household—but after this experience, we will never order again. Terrible customer service, no purchase protection, and zero empathy. Order from them at your own risk.

Went for lunch and my daughter was excited for the pony rides. There's no sign saying the pony rides close before the restraunt and general store. We finished for lunch and we missed the pony ride by 5 minutes. Staff was extremely rude. My Italian pasta salad was just boiled noodles and steamed broccoli with no seasoning or sauce. Half the stuff in the general store was not even priced. I got to the register with 2 bracelets for my toddler and dog treats, they said the bracelets were actually cash only even though there was no sign stating so. So again my 3 year was let down because I only had card and she didnt get to ride the pony she watched all lunch waiting to ride. Will not be returning after the experience we had.

This is history! This beautiful home was built by a gentleman in the mid-1800’s. He moved to Eufaula for the cotton business. The home is beautifully preserved by the Alabama Historical Commission. Your $10 entrance fee helps with the preservation efforts and grants you a guided tour of the first floor and a self-guided tour of the upper floors. The guide was knowledgeable about the families who lived there and how they used the various rooms of the house.

What a beautiful home. Definitely worth your time to see how the wealthy people lived back in the mid to late 1800s. This family was well connected, and you will find their descendants' names throughout Eufaula.

Fendall Hall has a nice QR code guided tour. It's a simple tour that you can do in an hour or under. It is 4 stories with the top 2 being quite hot, steep with no handrails on this July day. Your little ones my not be very happy that they can't touch all the interesting things. Appropriate for adults and young people without issues walking.

This is a beautiful house with very unique wall and ceiling murals! Definitely worth seeing!

Wonderful tour!

Nice location to commemorate the history of eufaula. Beautiful sight to see at night as well. If your ever in eufaula and have some time to stop by check them out. U won’t be disappointed.

Fendall Hall is well worth a visit. It's a great, personal, up-close experience with history. It's a beautiful home and the tour guide was great!

I recently visited the Superior Pecan & Gifts Store at 117 E Broad St, in Eufaula, AL. It's a great store that offers a broad selection of gifts of many types and a variety of jarred items. They also offer an area for the purchase of coffees. It's a great place for a gift or enjoy a coffee. I didn't make a purchase this day.

Great gift shop for local, Southern goods, and the ice cream/coffee shop, Largemouth Coffee Co., is right inside, too. They have a huge selection of pecans and peanuts with packages of different sizes. They also have things like cheese straws, freeze dried candy, sauces, dip mixes, utensils, little knick knacks that make good gifts, etc I think their stuff is a bit expensive though.

We discovered this place while searching for the Leroy Brown Memorial. We went in for coffee and ended up also getting ice cream, and spending over an hour! They have seating inside, and while seated, we met a new friend as well who said he always stopped at this place when passing through the area! The coffee was awesome as was the ice cream. The store is super clean and large and has a great selection of gifts.

I could smell the delicious aroma of the coffee on the street as I looked in the windows at the gifts and treats available to purchase. The friendly staff greeted me as I entered. I ordered a specialty coffee, and they made it fresh by the cup for me from whole coffee beans that they ground just for that cup. The variety of flavors was tremendous. Although most were nut blended, they did have several to choose from that did not have nuts. My guest got a Diet Coke. They also have ice cream! There were lots of food based gifts. Dip and soup mixes, bagged candies, dip mixes, seasonings, jellies, and pickles. And yes, lots of and lots of things made with pecans and other nuts. I bought a coffee mug for a Christmas gift, monogrammed stationary, coffee, and some other small gifts. I can’t wait to return and purchase some of their handmade kitchen linens. The towels and such at varied and the colors, patterns, and textures were a delight! They had candles and oils and children’s books and educational toys. I liked the books for adults about the region. There was even local art work to purchase. I will go back to have another coffee this afternoon.

My husband and I got iced coffees from here. Now, we are not coffee snobs by any means. Most of the time, coffee is coffee to us. However, this coffee?! Wow! It was so good we are still talking about it the next day. We plan on getting another one later this afternoon. And we are also going to buy some coffee beans. Highly recommend their coffee!

So freaking good!!! Looking for ice cream and happened upon this on our trip to PCB. The fancy milkshakes were to die for!! The little store had so many cute things and even some alcoholic drinks. Nice people too!

We went twice! I run my own business too! I bought pecans to feature with our gourmet salad vinaigrettes! Also purchased 3lbs of Hard Cowboy! Not sure if I'm sharing with staff! (I did buy plenty of moonshine and tequila jelly to share!) Karen J. Forté, Chicago, IL

We were in Eufaula Alabama camping at White Oak Creek Campground. Lucky for me, a history lover, the Eufaula Pilgrimage happened over the weekend. We toured the biggest home in the historic district, the Shorter house. It was interesting and there were ladies and men dressed in period dress. Many of the district homes were open for tours, cost of admit for the tours benefitted the town historic committee I believe.

The Shorter Mansion and Museum is a great treasure in Eufaula. My wife and I had a great time exploring this old home. I am glad this old mansion was saved, renovated, and preserved for all to view. Very intricate details in this home. Furnishing are not original but are very nice and representative of the period.

Beautiful old Mansion. Well maintained rooms. Very friendly guide.

We love historical houses. We stopped in on a whim, and were greeted and taken on a tour immediately. The history was very cool, the house was beautiful. The upstairs "museum" had all sorts of amazing things to check out.

Stepping into history at the Shorter Mansion in Eufala, AL, was truly like walking onto a movie set. The knowledgeable guide brought the past to life, sharing captivating stories of the mansion, its inhabitants, and the surrounding area. The house is impeccably preserved, offering a glimpse into a bygone era. The upstairs museum is a treasure trove of local history. This tour is a must for anyone interested in Southern history or architecture. It's an immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression.

I was the only person at the mansion when I arrived, so I basically had a private tour. I was guided on the bottom floor, but the second floor was self-guided. The only thing that could improve the experience would be a pamphlet with printed information, because I can't remember everything they told me. I enjoyed the visit very much! Beautiful mansion with lots of history.

Absolutely lovely home. Breathtaking details and some of the kindest hosts you'll ever meet! Well worth the visit.

We full-time RV travel, and recently chose Lakepoint State Park for a three-night stop on our route. Upon arrival we followed directions for check-in and drove over to the marina. We wondered why the building at the entrance to the park was not used for check-in, but as we looked around in it, it was abandoned except for possible offices? Not sure. The website states check in is at 4pm, but the nice young lady that assisted us in the marina told us check-in is any time after noon due to the marina office closing at 4pm. We received our map and truck window display tag and drove to our site. The road was decent to the campground area. The gate was open so we did not have to enter the provided gate key pad code. We used the code on other days during our stay when we exited and re-entered the campground area. Our site was a pull thru full hookup spot in Deer Court campground. It provided a grassy area, a picnic table, and a fire pit. The site was quite messy with sticks and pine needles. The asphalt was either broken or covered with stones and needles. We had plenty of room for our 35-foot trailer and tow vehicle. The Deer Court campground had one restroom/shower facility. It was decent. The campground has areas with worn and broken roads, but it was okay to enter and exit as well as to take walks. Close by was a boat dock with a walking path to get to the dock. Cautionary alligator signs near all water locations. Trash was very full and overflowing. There was a dog park near the building at the entrance to the park and a laundromat near the campground gate area with four washer and three dryers. It was an okay place to stay but as a State Park we would expect more from it. It felt quite neglected.

It's beautiful here. The lodge here is incredible. They have a pool it's kid and dog friendly the bath house is OK. They have hiking and motorized trails. For being a state park upkeep cpuld of been alot better. The lodge is very nice They have cottages that is worth renting. Also they have boat launches at the lodge area and also within the park. You can go fishing . They have catfish and crappie and nice size one you can clean and eat

My family and I enjoyed our visit and stay at the campground at Lakepoint State Patk. This was our first visit. We visited in mid-July. The campground was not crowded. The atmosphere was very friendly and relaxed. It did not seem very busy or overcrowded, which we enjoyed. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. There are 2 restaurants onsite; one at the marina and one at the lodge. The one at the marina was closed and was not open for the year. The one at the lodge is open. The breakfast buffet is good, but I did not care too much for the lunch buffet.

I've been to several state parks throughout the state, and this one, by far, has been the most disappointing. The playground/picnic area was very small, and the roads were okay. There was not a lot of activity (boat or fishing), which made it feel a bit desolate. On another note, the views were great.

Clean facilities, great RV sites, check in was a breeze. Plenty of amenities! Will be back.

The weather was good. The Cottages were roomy and clean. They are older so make sure you bring adapters to charge all your electronics. The pontoon ride was so much fun. Very nice picnic area. Lots of room for kids to play.

Had fun camping but rain most of the time I was there. Nice views,big fish,rode my bike all around the park.😀

A neat place to see interesting rock formations and walk some trails Providence Canyon, often called Georgia’s “Little Grand Canyon,” is in some ways a “diamond in teh rough” and in other ways rundown. It is a worthwhile stop about 28 miles southwest from Plains. The park offers several short trails and overlooks that make it easy to take in the colorful canyon walls without needing to hike for hours. The visitors center is small but informative, and the staff is friendly. The center explains the park’s history — including how this landscape formed from poor 19th-century farming practices that caused massive erosion. The result today is a maze of deep gullies and cliffs striped with red, orange, and white layers of clay that look a lot like parts of Grand Canyon or Bryce Canyon. There are trails that start at the center to go down into the canyon and provide interesting views. I think the views from the top of the canyon that you can drive to are really nice. But, with all that said, the park could use a bit more upkeep. Some of the wooden viewing platforms and railings are showing their age, and a few paths could benefit from fresh gravel and clearer signage. Still, the raw beauty of the canyons more than makes up for it. It’s a great half-day trip — a little rough around the edges but full of color and good sights/views. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area. Enjoy!

It was great experience! We enjoyed walk and 2 trails. We packed our lunch from home they have nice picnic tables. If you are planning to visit you must have good shoes,googles, snacks, water bottle, sunscreen, hat. Plan to go early morning then you will enjoy all trails. Best for photography.view is awesome! Camping is also there . It features massive gullies and canyons as deep as 150 feet, with soil that has beautiful pink, orange, red, and purple colors. But the Main fact is the canyons were not formed naturally by a river. They were created in the 1800s by massive soil erosion caused by poor farming practices.

Providence Canyon State Park is a beautiful and unique spot for a day outdoors with the family. The canyon views are amazing, and the colorful rock walls feel like something out of the Southwest. There are two main trails: a shorter 2-hour hike and a longer 7-hour loop, so it’s best to plan ahead based on your time and energy. We stuck with the shorter trail, and it was perfect with kids. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes—some areas are muddy or wet—and bring plenty of water, especially on warmer days. The trails aren’t crowded, and there are restrooms and a visitor center on site. Great for families who want a little adventure without a packed crowd!

A truly unique experience! I explored Canyons 1 through 5 from both the top and down below. The views were absolutely breathtaking— each vantage point offered something different and unforgettable. Highly recommend for anyone who loves dramatic landscapes and scenic beauty. I will hopefully be returning in the future.

Gorgeous! The vires from the overlooks are stunning but if you're able, don't skip walking the floor of the canyon! Feels like you're in another world down there. The canyon floor does stay wet... Not squishy wet but a trickle of water flowing over sandy ground. Waterproof boots are recommended, but I did fine just treading lightly in regular tennis shoes. Well maintained and clear trail on Canyon Loop trail, but Also be prepared to climb steep hills.

Unbelievable views this is a must stop. If you love to go backpacking in the backcountry or even just for a 3 mi hike or just as for the canyons this is a great place to go only $5 for the day for the canyons. Beautiful scenery , unforgettable!

CBS SUNDAY MORNING ended a show with video from this park. We were so intrigued that we started researching it for our October 2025 road trip. We are so glad we came. It was incredible! We visited the visitor center the first day, before it closed at 5. Rangers were friendly and helpful. We got a map for our hike the next day, and bought some provisions for our stay at a Florence Marina State Park cabin up the road. The next day we hiked down the steep, rocky terrain to the signs for all the trails. We chose Canyons 4-5, which were flat, and less wet & less difficult to hike than Canyons 1-3, and other trails. The views were spectacular! We noticed the puddles of water & wondered why some were silvery and bright. When we asked the ranger in the visitor center, she didn't know. The hike back up to the visitor center required several stops at Boy Scout donated benches. Thank you, Boy Scouts! My asthmatic lungs needed the respites. At the visitor center, we used the boot cleaning mats and hose to wash off the red clay of Ga. On the way out of the park, we stopped at the restrooms on the right of the road. This is where we got the BEST photos! Stop, get out and walk to the fences. You will be thrilled with the view. We were. This is our now favorite park in GA.

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!

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!

My family and I have been going here the last few weeks. We enjoy going to take different hiking trails. The waterfall is beautiful. The trails are fun. They have glamping, cabins, RV hook ups, and places to put up a tent, but we have never rented a place. The staff are always very kind. They have a playground that looks brand new and the kids love it. They are currently doing some construction inside, so we look forward to see the finish product of it.

We stopped here to picnic on our way to Helen,GA. The bathrooms were immaculate, the lake beautiful and the picnic area clean and we'll kept. We are not hikers (3 old ladies), so have no comment on trails. We were disappointed that the road was closed to get all the way around the lake, but the drive We did do was lovely through the woods and over an old bridge. A delightful couple hours respite.

So beautiful, came out when it hasn't rained a bit, first week of cool weather. Beautiful hiking trails. They're currently working on a structure by the waterfall trail, but you can enjoy a longer hike and still get to the falls. We liked down from the falls through the rocks and had a blast. Epic playground.

Great place to come with your family for some great trails and sights. There are cabins and campgrounds available. We did not spend the night here, but we intended to sometime. It costs $4/person, but you can spend the day there enjoying this park. My wife and I look forward to coming back here again.

Very nice staff! Lots of yellow jackets all.over the campground. They were swarming all over our sites during the day. The staff has been working on locating their nests throughout the park, but there are a lot of them right now. The bathrooms could be cleaner. There are many trails through the park and a small lake. The spots are private with many trees.

Chewacla State Park is such a perfect way to spend a morning while visiting Auburn! We snuck out early and were rewarded with gorgeous trails, peaceful water views, and the beautiful falls. It’s close to campus, easy to get to, and a great spot to reset before a busy day. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in town!

Chewacla State Park in Auburn, Alabama, is a scenic getaway offering hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and camping. The 26-acre lake is great for swimming and kayaking, and the waterfalls add natural beauty to the trails. It’s clean, family-friendly, and ideal for both day trips and weekend camping. The trails range from easy to challenging, especially popular with bikers. A peaceful escape with well-maintained facilities.

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!

Beautiful outside and very interesting inside. We happened to come on a day that the cafe was closed, so we didn't get to experience that. However, everything else was enjoyable. There was no admission, no wait and no crowd. We were in town visiting my college student and I am looking forward to going back to see an entirely new exhibit each time.

The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art is a hidden gem nestled in a beautifully landscaped setting that complements the elegance of its modern architecture. From the moment you arrive, the serene reflection pond and lush surroundings create a peaceful atmosphere, setting the tone for a meaningful experience inside. The museum itself is a testament to both thoughtful curation and a strong sense of place. Its rotating exhibits highlight not only national and international artists but also those deeply connected to the cultural and historical fabric of Alabama. Whether you're interested in Southern art, modern pieces, or classical works, the museum offers a diverse yet cohesive collection that feels relevant and engaging. What stands out most is the museum's commitment to education and community. Thoughtfully designed exhibitions are often paired with informative plaques, audio guides, and public programs that invite deeper reflection. It’s clear that the Jule Collins Smith Museum is more than a gallery—it’s a space where art, history, and regional identity intersect meaningfully. Whether you're an art enthusiast or a curious visitor, this museum is well worth your time. It offers a tranquil yet enriching experience that highlights the cultural richness of Alabama while maintaining a world-class standard.

Great shows and FREE admission, even for most programming. Frequent new shows every few months. You honestly can't ask for more than that. The focus is on the art and public programming. Free parking onsite and lots of space outside for a picnic.

Absolutely love this museum. It is such a beautiful place and I look forward to enjoying each and every exhibit. They have so many fun family events that are phenomenal. The children's events were always a hit with my daughter when she was younger. Walking around the lake watching the turtles and resident "bunnies" is always so relaxing and fun. Thankful to have such a wonderful museum in The Loveliest Village on the Plains to enjoy.

Beautiful, serene and relaxing place. No admission. They do ask for a $5 donation (which I gladly gave). They could use their space better although the openness is beautiful. The property is nice to just walk around too.

Generally disappointed. After being impressed with the exterior, the entrance and the two secret gardens, I was expecting something special inside. I guess they are at the mercy of what temporary exhibits are available. Maybe developing some exciting permanent exhibits would be fruitful.

Beautiful facility with must see new exhibition on “Crafting America” direct from the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Arkansas. Always popular Audubon prints paired with pressed botanicals for “Outside In” exhibit. Chihuly chandelier in lobby, outdoor sculptures and installations and blooming flowers. What more does one need?

Auburn Athletics isn’t just something you watch—it’s something you feel. It’s the heartbeat of this town, the spirit that echoes through Jordan-Hare Stadium, and the legacy that lives on in every “War Eagle” shouted on a Saturday. As an Auburn alum and long-time local, I’ve seen firsthand how Auburn Athletics brings generations together—students, families, alumni, and lifelong fans—united by tradition, grit, and pride. I love Auburn so much that my daughter and I even have a brick at Tiger Walk to show our support. It’s our way of honoring what this place means to us and everything it stands for. In my work as a REALTOR® serving the Auburn-Opelika area, I’ve helped faculty, athletic staff, and devoted fans relocate to be part of this energy. I understand how important it is to find a home that works with the rhythm of football season and the lifestyle that comes with being part of the Auburn family. Auburn Athletics is more than sports—it’s tradition, community, and heart. Whether you're in the stands, watching from home, or walking past your own brick at Tiger Walk, you know you’re part of something bigger. War Eagle forever. 🦅

The game day atmosphere is right up there with the best in all of college football. The air always feels tense but very exciting. You just never know what you're going to see happen that boggles the mind. Few venues in college sports can match the energy that builds in Jordan-Hare on a Saturday in the fall. Tailgating stretches across the Auburn campus, the streets pulse with orange and blue, and the legendary "War Eagle" flight before kickoff sets the tone for a day of pageantry and passion. Fans of all ages are drawn into a shared experience where every cheer, chant, and song feels part of a living tradition. Auburn places a premium on providing an exceptional fan experience, with seamless stadium entry, interactive fan zones, and engaging halftime productions. Jordan-Hare is also well-known as one of the most courteous hosting venues for opposing fans. The stadium's commitment to theatrics--highlighted by booming pregame hype videos, coordinated crowd effects, and perfectly timed pyrotechnics--ensures that every game feels like an event. Every detail is designed to immerse fans in the action, whether it's their first visit or their fiftieth. For any true college football fan, Jordan-Hare Stadium is more than a place to watch a game--it's a destination that captures the very essence of the sport. Between the passionate fan base, the awe-inspiring pregame traditions, and the consistently high level of on-field action, it offers an experience that lingers long after the final whistle. If you want to see college football at its most thrilling and authentic, there's no better place than Jordan-Hare Stadium on a fall Saturday.

This one was the first live Football Game I have ever seen and it was amazing! Auburn played against South Alabama and Tigers won. It was also homecoming event and there were tons of people but all of them respecting lines and roads, etc. I am looking forward to see a match Auburn vs Alabama!

I just want to say I've never been to a college football game before and I can say is had a good time. Note: please make sure you verify your seating section. We were in section 43 row 62 seats 21 & 22 (way up). My husband thought we were behind the field goal. They do provide free shuttle rides to the stadium and remember your location. Applause to the women & men driving the shuttles 👋🏼👋🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏽. People was friendly and as my husband stated, I came for the food (which I did too). The pretzels & funnel cakes are the highlights because they're cooked on site. I didn't do any dogs cause I like mine cooked longer. Popcorn is ok. Just don't be shocked, drinks are $6 and lines can be long. Thank you Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Honestly, one of the highlights of my life! The VIP Experience is AUSOME! Being able to tour the stadium and being able to take part in The Tiger Walk! WDE!!!

Awesome crowd. Very large stadium. Plan to spend a good bit of time finding & getting in your gate and to your seats. Might take 45 minutes or more after you get to the stadium. War Eagle!

Nice stadium. Huge scoreboard! Historically kinda spooky for opposing teams, but not this time. Go Dawgs!

Iconic Stop anytime visiting AUburn! Yummy lemonade & lots of shirts to choose from - there's a few more things than just shirts and lemonade too (keychains, coffee mugs, pins, exc)

This place is part of an Auburn tradition history. The lemonade was some of the best I've ever had. The lemonade slush was even better.I'd highly recommend getting some mix to go home to

Everyone else at this place is probably great, but this woman made my two kids cry. She locked the door at 6:59 with my hand on the handle as they were hoping to get an ice cream from a historic spot. Hope the management understands how the actions of one person can reflect on the history of an iconic spot. Also, the ice cream is great two doors down at a place that stays open past 7.

Toomer's drugs in a very well known and popular place in the state of Alabama however I had never been. I decided to go since my nephew was recently accepted to Auburn University. I was not disappointed. Firstly it must be said that the service from the employees working the bar is top notch. They were all so incredibly friendly and helpful and answered all my questions. They recommend the base lemonade with no flavoring since it was my first visit. It was DELICIOUS and DELIGHTFUL. It far exceeded my expectations for lemonade. I also had a tiger face cookie and it was also great. This place is definitely worth a stop for the great service and lemonade.

Love the atmosphere and vibe of Toomer’s Drugs! Not only do they have great lemonade and ice cream, but their Auburn merch is top notch! Self control is a must to prevent myself from buying every item in the store.

Way too crowded for my liking but I have social anxiety. Loud, crowded, extremely pricey. 40 bucks for a tshirt is a bit much. Seemed a bit chaotic. Definitely not diabetic friendly.. If you like crowded spaces and loud noises, a bit overly priced items and college kids stepping all over you because they are rude, then this is the place for you. Ohhhh and they have good lemonade 🤷🏼‍♂️

It’s all about the lemonade!! Sweet, tart, icy!! In a hot August afternoon it’s perfect.

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.

Stopped in real quick since our hotel room was not ready, my youngest and I LOVE space so this was right up our alley. It's smaller than the space station in Huntsville, but also less crowded and doesn't charge the "top up" fees (i.e., the planetarium, the rocket room, the flight simulator pods were all included in the admission price).

We went here with my kids (6yo, 2yo) and they both had a blast. It's not too big, but has a shuttle nozzle front and center, some neat interactive for all ages, a planetarium, and an Odyssey mission! It was a great little stop that had plenty of learning things for parents and littles!

It’s a really cool place to visit. It’s a short visit, but definitely worth it. We live in Johns Creek and were in the city just for the weekend, so we decided to visit the museum. We were very excited to see all those parts of space history. All the staff are very friendly, especially Brigitte, she was very kind to us.

The Coca-Cola Space Science Center is a surprisingly fun stop, especially if you’re into space or hands-on exhibits. The simulators and displays are engaging without feeling overwhelming, and the staff is enthusiastic and helpful. It’s a great mix of education and entertainment that makes the visit genuinely memorable for all ages.

Took 5 of my grandchildren, age ranging from 5 to 16. They said this is their favorite museum. We visit a lot. Plenty of interactive things to do. The Plantaterium show was fabulous. Very educational and even had things that made the 5 year old laugh.

It was awesome! We visited with our 3 year old and we had a blast. We fed the aliens , we flew the flight simulators, watched the first part of the planetarium show and did the spacecraft simulator. Great time very friendly and professional staff. I highly recommend it!

Nice little museum to introduce kids to space. I carried 5 and 9 yo grandkids. Any kid over 12 will become bored quickly. We stayed about 2 hours. Parking was close and free. Cost around $30 for 2 SC and 2 kids.

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!

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

My sister lives on this lake and we had the best stay and play, with all sorts of family and friends!

Cool bait shop & restaurant!

My mother lives on the lake. It’s beautiful and peaceful and we always have a great time when we are there and we love going to the island church on Sundays

Have been on and around Lake Harding over 40 years. Great recreation activities.....swimming, fishing, nature-watching, kayaking/canoeing, skiing/wakeboarding, SUP, sail boating, power boating. Bird watching alone is amazing, from migratory birds to the nesting bald eagles! A great place to enjoy family adventures!!!

Love Beautiful Lake Harding. Very nice kept but remember if your out there on the Islands & the lake remember your garbage bags to clean up your diapers, drink cans, paper trash ect. Keep our Lake clean please.

Peaceful and beautiful. Sunsets are great. Driftwood is good as well. Gas on water is convenient, little pricey, but convenient.

Best lake to have fun on In the area.