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Georgia Travel Guide
Featured Weekend Getaway
Guys' Getaway
Take your next Guy’s Getaway at Blueberry Plantation Golf & Country Club. Check-in on Saturday morning to the adjoining Inn before taking to the tees. Once you’ve settled into your spacious guest room, warm up on the driving range and putting green before hitting 18 holes. On approximately 200 acres, the course features a natural beauty rare in most golf courses today. Each hole is flanked by natural woodlands and gorgeous lakes. Once you’re off the course, the Inns' full service restaurant and bar are at your service. Enjoy dishes ranging from fresh Florida seafood to certified Angus steaks broiled to perfection, not to mention a great selection of "regional" southern favorites. After dinner, relax and take a soak in the Outdoor Salt Water Pool. On Sunday, choose between challenging the course again or heading west to Douglas to check out the WWII Flight Training Museum. Fully restored to reflect its original demeanor as an active training facility of the 63rd flight Training Detachment during the Second World War, the museum is home to vintage aircraft, war-bird memorabilia, wartime-artifacts and period exhibits.
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Dublin
Experience rural Southern high jinks in East Dublin, the home of the annual Summer Redneck Games. Every year thousands of people flock to a park in this small mid-Georgia town for competitions such as redneck horseshoes (toilet seats), the popular mud pit belly flop, and watermelon-seed spitting. (Yes, seed spitting can be a competitive sport!) The Redneck Games takes place July 10, but anytime you visit the town and its sister city of Dublin (to the west), you can take a walking tour or see agriculture in action on a farm tour. The Dublin-Laurens Museum and Dublin-Laurens Heritage Center are both located in Dublin’s historic buildings. Shop in the historic downtown, and have a family picnic in Stubbs Park. Stay at the Dublin Farm B&B, a 30-acre farm where Tuscany is the theme, or the historic 1903 Page House, a B&B in a majestic home.
