Tucked off I-16, the quaint and quiet town of Montrose, with a population of only a couple hundred people, offers peaceful farmland and a glimpse into everyday southern life. Explore Historic Sanders Hill Just 1.5 miles southwest of Montrose lies Sanders Hill, also known as "Overhome." Built in 1903...
The small town of Odum, located just outside of Jesup, is home to the agritourism site Poppell Farms. It is also conveniently located along US Highway 341 which is part of the annual Peaches to the Beaches Antique and Yard Sale. You will love the quaint town and the unqiue assets it possess.
Sapelo is a state-managed barrier island, the fourth largest in the chain of Coastal Georgia islands between the Savannah and St. Marys rivers. Accessible only by passenger ferry, Sapelo provides a number of public access recreational, educational and lodging opportunities. The Georgia Department of...
Shellman Bluff is a peaceful, picturesque fish camp village that retains its distinctive charm. Quaint, screened fishing cottages sit back among oaks festooned with Spanish moss. Experience several excellent low-country seafood restaurants and charter a boat for fishing, a nature outing, or a trip...
In the heart of one of the Southeast's oldest yet fastest growing counties, the City of Springfield offers a unique blend of hometown hospitality, rich regional history and modern day convenience. Just north of both Savannah and Rincon, Springfield serves as the county seat of Effingham County and a...
Expect easy access to outdoor adventure, exciting events and plenty of small-town charm—with a population less than 500. With its convenient location near I-75, Cecil makes a great stopover for road-trippers and motorsports enthusiasts alike. Ride at South Georgia Motorsports Park One of the region...
The charming town of Midville is nestled on the banks of the Ogeechee River in southwest Burke County. In decades past, the town bustled with railroad stops, bus transfers and industrial pursuits. Midville now offers life at a slower pace, but its residents have never lost their love and...
Established in 1827, Talbot County has a rich heritage, it is the historical home to some of Georgia's most influential citizens and is located 2 hours south of Atlanta. The Romanesque style courthouse on the historic town square was built in 1892. Talbot County boasts churches, doctors, a health...
West Point, a town in Troup County with a small portion to the south in Harris County, sits near the western-most point of the Chattahoochee River. It is home to a large reservoir, Lake West Point, which the Army Corps of Engineers built during the construction of the West Point Dam. Because the...
Williamson is located less than an hour South of Atlanta. A young city, the community was incorporated in 1970. The largest attraction in rural Williamson is the The Candler Field Museum. The airfield, museum and restaurant was established to recreate the old Atlanta airport as it existed in the...