Glamping — or glamorous camping — is basically an upgrade in accommodations for those who love nature and adventure. Whether it be in a treehouse, yurt, RV, caboose, teepee, geo dome, or lodge, these places are for those who either want a unique sleeping experience, or lots of luxury. (Or both!)
The tiny house movement is still alive and well in the world, but not everyone is willing and able to take advantage on a full time basis. If you want a taste of living in a small space, without sacrificing … Read More
Fishing in summer, hiking in fall, cozying up to the fire in winter…there just really isn’t a bad time of year for renting cabins in Georgia.
Hidden treasures are the best part of traveling, and the small towns in Georgia are riddled with secret finds. Here are 13 of the best small towns in Georgia to visit this year.
With lots of outdoor adventure, awesome museums, great restaurants, and plenty of free things, too — Columbus is one Georgia city that’s worth the visit.
The TreeTop Adventure at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Ga. is a combination of a challenging ropes course and moderate zip lines. The combination is a whole lot of fun, especially for tweens and teens.
For the folks who love a good bargain and a hunt for unexpected treasures, the flea markets in Georgia offer an ever-changing shopping experience. You’ll find them in every corner of the state, from multi-acre roadside setups to old churches filled with vending booths and produce stands. Here’s a guide to a few of the Peach State’s best flea-tique offerings.
There are so many places to explore on the water – from the salt marshes of the coast, to the mountain rivers of the north. From peaceful flatwater lakes, to alligator-filled swamps. This guide will help you find the perfect water trail for you.
Theme parks are a favorite American pastime. We are lucky to have some awesome amusement parks in Georgia. It’s time for the thrill of the roller coasters, flying in the swings, losing your stomach on the drops, and everything that goes with a … Read More
You’ve got 18 short years. Stop wasting time. In no particular order, here are the best things to do in Georgia for kids of all ages. Get to work on that bucket list!
We checked another item off our Georgia Bucket List with a trip to The Masters. While I was there, I couldn’t help but take in the cultural and traditional nuances that have evolved over the years, as well as a bit of the history. Here’s what I gathered: 33 unusual things you probably don’t now about The Masters…unless you’ve been!
Want to try quail hunting? Georgia has some beautiful southern plantations that cater to every level of hunter, but shooting isn’t the only reason to visit. Here’s what we found on our first trip to Quail Country Plantation near Thomasville, Ga. And why we’ll be back.
If you want to do more than just shop and spa on your girlfriends getaway, there are tons of things to do in Thomasville Ga. for an active weekend. Get outside, learn something new, be active – you can find it all in Thomasville – plus a few spas too.
You’ve probably heard Milledgeville, Ga referred to as Georgia’s Antebellum Capital. And while that is a fair assessment, it is so much more. If you love exploring the outdoors while taking in a bit of Georgia’s history, this is just the spot! Head to Milledgeville in Middle Georgia to soak up the sun at Lake Sinclair, bike along the Oconee River, tour the historic district filled with culture and art, and see the surprises offered on the Georgia College campus. Here are 21 of our favorite reasons to visit.
Have you heard of Pasaquan? Not sure what it is? Short answer: It’s a unique folk art installation/collection in middle Georgia, just south of Columbus created by Eddie Owens Martin (St EOM.) But the long answer is much more interesting!