The fresh air and warming temperatures of spring have us all ready to escape on a vacation to the water. Relax, rest, and recharge while enjoying a peaceful lake atmosphere or make memories jumping waves on a jet ski and learning to wakeboard. These vacation homes on Milledgeville’s Lake Sinclair…
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Make your memories this spring break in Milledgeville, from a refreshing jump into Lake Sinclair and an encounter with a megalodon fossil, to a walk through scenic trails and catching a local baseball game! Get on the Water Spend your days in the bright spring sunshine on Milledgeville’s Lake…
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Renowned as one of America’s greatest short-story authors, Flannery O’ Connor was a visionary in the field of Southern gothic literature. Deriving inspiration from the land and people around her, Flannery’s most-productive writing years were during her residence at Andalusia Farm in Milledgeville…
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The rush of excitement while reeling in a big one can be found on Lake Sinclair! Encompassing 15,300 acres of winding coves and several vast stretches of open water, Lake Sinclair is home to some of the best fishing in the state for largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie, and catfish. Created by…
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While your college years may be a thing of the past, it doesn't mean you can’t celebrate the splendor of spring with a relaxing, fun, and hospitable getaway. From lakeside retreats to spa services to bottomless mimosas, make Milledgeville your spring break destination. We’ve picked 9 of our favorite…
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Experience the stories and heritage of the historic Eddy Neighborhood which helped shape Milledgeville’s African American history for over a century. The people who lived within the neighborhood and the events that took place within these blocks played an intricate role in building the city's…
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One of Milledgeville’s hidden treasures, just steps away from Georgia’s Old Governor’s Mansion along Clarke Street, is the Sallie Ellis Davis House. In a time of great inequality, it was the home of an African American Educator and community leader in the early 1900’s who worked to create equal…
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