Swainsboro Classic South
Visitors to Swainsboro and Emanuel County will find themselves in a gently rolling landscape of fields, woods and sandy soil. Under a canopy of piney woods, the forest floor is still carpeted with wiregrass, flora and fauna. The native deer, rabbits, raccoons, opossums, alligators, fish, bobcats, quail, foxes, snakes, turtles, and other wildlife compete with recent immigrants such as coyotes and armadillos. The Ohoopee, Ogeechee, and Canoochee rivers flow through the county, and the smaller streams and innumerable ponds make the region an excellent recreation and fishing area. The original inhabitants were, of course, Native Americans. In historical times, Creek Indians lived in the area and, although little material evidence remains to document them here, the names of rivers, historical accounts, and archaeological artifacts testify to their presence. The Indian cessions of 1773 and 1783 conveyed the land that now comprises Emanuel County to the state of Georgia.
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Free Georgia Travel Guide
The state's official Travel Guide is your complete resource to planning a vacation in Georgia. Find trip ideas, attractions, dining, events, activities, accommodations, map travel resources and much more.
Website: http://www.exploregeorgia.org
Phone: 1-800-VISIT GA (847-4842)
Swainsboro Travel Guides
The Edenfield House
The Edenfield House is a historic bed and breakfast located in beautiful Swainsboro.
Website: http://edenfieldhouse.com/
Phone: 478-237-3007
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Ohoopee Dunes Wildlife Management Area
1899 W. St. (approximate)View on Map
229-426-5267This wildlife management area offers opportunities for hunting deer, turkey, squirrel, and waterfowl. There is an interpretive hiking trail on the most northern tract... Find Out More -
Swainsboro Golf & Country Club
557 McLeod Bridge RoadView on Map
478-237-6116This 18-hole public golf course offers a challenging opportunity to test your golfing skills. Located at 557 McLeod Bridge Road, the course has electric golf carts,... Find Out More -
Harmon Park
Hwy. 1 S.View on Map
478-237-8098This public park is located approximately 2 miles south of the center of Downtown Swainsboro at the intersection of U.S.1 and Meadowlake Parkway. The park features plenty... Find Out More -
Georgia Sports Arena
1093 Hwy. 56 S.View on Map
478-455-0999The Geogia Sports Arena is a multi-use arena with seating for up to 5,000 people. The arena is used for horse shows, rodeos, and other entertainment shows. Find Out More
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The Edenfield House
426 W. Church St.View on Map
478-237-3007Built in 1895, the Edenfield House is a historic bed and breakfast located in beautiful Swainsboro, Ga. We are located within the geographic triangle created by Macon... Find Out More -
Days Inn & Suites - Swainsboro
108 Alice Cir.View on Map
478-237-9099Situated between Savannah and Macon, the Days Inn & Suites Swainsboro near George L. Smith State Park offers home-style comfort and great value. Connect to free high-speed... Find Out More -
Coleman House Inn
323 N. Main St.View on Map
478-237-9100Beautiful restored three-story Victorian home with wraparound porch, lunch served daily, Sunday buffet. Catering for all occasions, weddings, etc. Browse the website... Find Out More -
Best Western Bradford Inn Swainsboro
688 S. Main St.View on Map
478-237-2400From exciting experiences to productive work trips, choose this well-appointed and affordable Swainsboro hotel and you'll be in the center of it all. Just minutes away... Find Out More
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73rd Annual Pine Tree Festival & Southeast Timber Expo
May 4, 2018 - May 5, 2018102 South Main StreetView on Map
478-237-6426Come join us in beautiful Downtown Swainsboro on May 4-5, 2018, for the 73rd Annual Pine Tree Festival! The fun kicks off on Friday evening with the 4th Annual Rhythm... Find Out More
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