Expert Travel Tips from Georgia's Visitor Information Centers

For a luxurious camping experience, check out The Glamp Inn in Lincolnton. Their Glamping Star Domes have ensuite bathrooms, kitchenettes, and even in -room spa services. The hospitality is second to none, and the meals are delicious. It's camping but with a VIP touch.

If you're a history buff, don't miss the National Infantry Museum in Columbus. The exhibits feature life-sized dioramas, amazing displays, historical artifacts, and various galleries that do an excellent job of honoring American soldiers through the nation’s history. Outside, you can visit memorials that provide a space for reflection and pay tribute to those who served.

For a camping getaway, hit Tugaloo State Park on Lake Hartwell. They've got everything from yurts to traditional camping. Campsite 53 is a must for killer lake views. It's perfect for water activities and a family escape without the tech distractions.

Check out McLemore Resort on Lookout Mountain -- your new favorite mountaintop retreat with cliff-edge golf, private cottages, and great dining. Plus, it's close to Rock City and Cloudland Canyon State Park. Don't miss The Creag for lunch -- they serve dishes inspired by the Scottish heritage of the area. And for the perfect night’s stay: Cloudland, a Hilton property with amazing views.

Explore Savannah's Starland Yard for a hip vibe with boho shops and food trucks. Grab a Neapolitan pie at Vittoria Pizzeria and save room for Johnny Boy Cookies. Pro tip: enter on 41st street for easy parking!

Lace up your walking shoes and step into history with Molly’s Old South Tours in St. Marys. They offer themed walking tours that bring the 18th century to life. Try Molly's Murder, Mayhem, and Martinis Walking Tour on Thursdays for real crime stories and discounted cocktails at Seagle’s Saloon. Nature lovers, the Cumberland Island Walking Tour is a must for ancient oaks, white dunes, and wild horses.

Catch a show at GreyStone Amphitheatre with its state-of-the-art facilities and local vendors. After the show, head to downtown Douglasville for some family-owned food favorites like Gumbeaux’s or Hudson’s Hickory House. Save room for dessert at Hermanas Italian Ice or Dreaming Sweets.

Beer enthusiasts, you'll love Georgia Beer Company in Valdosta. They have 16 beers on tap made with local ingredients to highlight the flavors of Georgia. Try everything from ciders to IPAs, porters, stouts, and more.

If you're into nature, visit Chattahoochee Bend State Park. It's a bit off the highway, and about an hour outside of downtown Atlanta, but totally worth it. You can kayak, hike, and camp in Adirondack-style shelters. A perfect escape from the city.