Our family revisited Jekyll Island recently, and we adored staying at the landmark Jekyll Island Club Resort. Many people ask whether this historic, luxury escape is suitable for kids. Yes! Yes! Yes! Jekyll Island Club originated as the social club to the elite in the late 1800s and early 1900s. It...
During the month of March, Monadnock Madness takes over. Hikers earn free souvenirs for participating in naturalist-led hikes, field photography, mountaintop yoga and other events. You’ll hike about six miles, to the tops of three Atlanta mountains: Stone Mountain, Arabia Mountain and Panola...
This side of the Chattahoochee River you’re unlikely to find another festival dedicated to celebrating a poisonous snake quite as fun as the Claxton Rattlesnake & Wildlife Festival. 15,000 visitors from all over Georgia, and beyond, flock to Evans County, halfway between Vidalia and Savannah, each...
Jump into the pages of your favorite books at these Georgia literary landmarks. The Wren’s Nest: Located in Atlanta’s historic West End, the Wren’s Nest is Atlanta’s oldest house museum and is currently in its 100th year of operation. The mission of the Wren’s Nest is to preserve the legacy of Joel...
Camping on Cumberland Island National Seashore is one of our favorite outdoor adventures. For a couple glorious days and nights, the island becomes our personal playground. Our Cumberland Island days are filled with playful escapades in the crashing waves, hiking under the canopy of live oaks and...
People of all faiths call Georgia home. In addition to the state's stunning synagogues and historic churches, several faith-centered museums share storied traditions. Regardless of religious affiliation, these museums and sites welcome visitors of all kinds — so grab a bag and make a modern...
Spending spring break vacation in Atlanta opens your family up to a world of possibility. What if I told you that your family can visit Atlanta's newest museums and attractions, at a discount, and jump to the front of the line? My secret is CityPASS. I always encourage visitors and locals to...
Helen, Georgia, is so much fun to explore with kids. The Northeast Georgia Mountain town is full of shops, restaurants and activities the whole family will enjoy. Follow these tips for things to do with kids in Alpine Helen. Where to Stay Smithgall Woods State Park Did you know there are two state...
The communities on the Georgia coast host some of the best seafood festivals in the country, from the Jekyll Island Shrimp & Grits Festival in September to the St. Marys Rock Shrimp Festival in October and the Kingsland Catfish Festival in November. Whether you’re heading to the festivals this year...