Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Museum is part of Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College. A…read moregreat place to visit and learn about life in the south during the late 1800s. The Museum in open from 9am to 3pm - Tuesday - Saturday. Closed on Sun and Monday. The Country Store is open from 9am to 5pm - Monday - Saturday. Closed on Sunday. The Country Store is a perfect rest stop if you are just passing through the area and need to stretch your legs, pick up some snacks and make a pit stop. Easy access off I-75. Clean rest rooms. Purchase tickets for admission to the Georgia Museum of Agriculture. The museum is a living history museum that focuses on 19th century life in the rural south. It has a working farm along with all the support buildings and business operations that would have existed during that time. All of the structures have authentic furnishings of the period. After you take a guided tour of the main museum, you can spend a few hours or the entire day exploring the historic buildings and talking with the interpreters dressed in 19th century attire. The interpreters perform daily activities that would have occurred in the farmhouses, fields, sawmill, turpentine still, schoolhouse, blacksmith's shop, and the grist mill. The main street has a Feed and Seed store, print shop and the drug store. Be sure to stop by the drug store and get a root beer float! A main highlight is riding the steam train from the Country Store into the village train station. The Country Store is a unique one-stop-shop for true South GA items, offering southern hospitality along with merchandise. A lot of the items in the store were produced at the living museum such as grits and corn meal milled at the museum's water powered Grist Mill. Turpentine is produced at the museum. Ornaments are hand crafted by the museum's black smith. You will also find a preserves, honey, cane syrup - all produced by the volunteers and staff at the museum using 19th century tools and skills. Be sure to get a bag of Grits and Corn Meal. Plan to visit the seasonal farmer's market on Saturdays. Booths are setup with local vendors that sell everything from locally grown vegetables, specialty cheeses/baked goods, and arts/crafts.

We enjoyed walking around at our own pace. Nice little shop. Enjoy seeing the gristmill in action.read more

This is where I spent my 21st birthday, based on what I can recall of what happened that day…read more Excellent service and nice wines were provided. Staff members clearly enjoy their work and their time at the facility. You should try their wine slushy; if they still sell them. It's a very romantic location that's ideal for a date night.

We stopped by for a sampling after seeing their billboards. The winery is cozy and cute with…read morecharcuterie type meals in the cooler. The wines are muscadine based made from the vines growing next to the building. They offer a range of reds, whites, and fruit forward wines. Most are sweet with a couple of dry wines. Our server was friendly but admitted she needed to learn more about winemaking to answer our questions. We were a bit surprised to learn during our sampling that it was $15 for the 4 one-ounce pours. We probably would not have gotten two if we knew the price. We could not locate the price listed anywhere. We did purchase a couple bottles of wine but may have purchased more if the samples were not so pricy.

This is relatively new to the downtown area but the overarching company is a staple in the…read moreTallahassee community. I only walked in wanting something different for lunch. The staff was kind, prices reasonable and the food, tasty. I'll be back.

10/10 recommend this venue. As a bright and airy wedding photographer this venue is a dream! The…read moreopen air chapel is simply stunning and a great way to have a beautiful ceremony, rain or shine!

Ok. So this place was pretty spectacular. Our daughter's sorority had the parents weekend reception…read morehere Saturday night. I only wish I had gotten there during daylight to get some pictures. The genie is primarily used for weddings and it is gorgeous. Built on a sprawling 15 acre pecan orchard, there are stables, cottages and the main "pond house" where the reception was held. You have to do some driving on the backroads of rural southern Georgia to get there, but it is well worth it. Can't wait to check this place out during the daytime.

Very nice stay here. The front desk employee, Delvin, was extremely friendly and helpful. I was…read morehappy to receive such a warm welcome when checking in at night. My room was comfortable, had good lighting, and was well arranged. The breakfast seating area was nice but the serving area was very small and cramped. Definitely a line to get through even at 6:30 am.

Service here was terrible. The people at the desk mostly sat outside and smoked all the damn time…read more If you came down and needed something from the front desk, you'd most likely have to seek someone out. The lobby was pretty nice and the breakfast was pretty good too. Rooms weren't all that and had some noticeable age related issues. It's probably time to refresh the rooms a bit. It's listed as having a Tesla Destination Charger which charges much slower than a super-charger. However, this was in the back of the hotel and didn't look well lit or safe or anywhere I'd want to leave my vehicle. I ended up just going to the Supercharger on the other side of 75 by the Starbucks. I don't know if I'd stay here again when back in town. I didn't really look at anything else. It's pretty consistent with other HI Expresses with the same breakfast and shower head of all the others.

Awesome aquarium! I live in tally, so I think this is the closest indoor aquarium besides the gulf…read morespecimen marine. I liked that there were also gators and birds to see. I enjoyed this experience so much that I made a whole video on YouTube about the Lionfish that I saw there: https://youtu.be/_x8llaTtxiA

I took my 4 year old sister today, and she absolutely adores the riverquarium! She loves it and…read moregoes all the time! Her favorite animal is the Albino Alligator, which is named "#6 Alligator," well.... my sister named her Luna! And she thinks that Luna is beautiful! She always has so much fun. Although the gift shop is too expensive for so little.

If I return to Valdosta, I'll definitely be coming back to Downtown Social! Perfect low-commitment…read moregame spot with bowling, darts, golf simulator, and a full bar. It was also nice because we were able to pay for time (we chose 30 minutes) and it was only like $5 per person. Didn't have to rent shoes or pick a ball. It was kind of like skeeball meets bowling... smaller balls and pins, shorter lane, but still super fun. It wasn't busy when we walked in around 7 on a Saturday night, but you could tell it was picking up when we left.

Well, I guess I'm struggling as everything was fine, just some things that I would address for a…read morenew restaurant to be booming on a Sunday when it should've been. I came here with my kiddos who wanted to try it and bring the kids because it had things for the kids to do. They have bowling shuffleboard, which were the main things for the kids, but a full bar and two stories of tables. We chose to sit near the bowling so we could get the kids entertained. My daughter is allergic to gluten, but really looking forward to the lunch menu and a salad but on Sunday it's brunch all day, which is not brunch. It's basically breakfast... Didn't have burgers for adults or salad, which was really all she could eat.$215 for breakfast was a bit of a shock. Will come back when they're more ready.