Milledgeville, Georgia, offers a diverse range of activities perfect for every interest. From exploring the historic Andalusia Farm, once home to famed writer Flannery O’Connor, to taking scenic trolley tours and visiting bustling farmers markets, there's something for everyone. Enjoy outdoor fun with hikes through Bartram Forest, kayaking on the Oconee River, and boating on Lake Sinclair. Indulge in local cuisine, shop unique boutiques, and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Milledgeville. Discover the top 21 things to do this summer and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Experience Historic Downtown Milly

Discover Milledgeville's history and architecture on a self-guided tour of 40+ Antebellum homes and landmarks. Get your copy at the Visitor Center.

Boat on Lake Sinclair

Enjoy Lake Sinclair's 15,300-acre expanse for fishing, boating, and relaxation. Multiple public access points and marinas offer boat rentals for all-day fun.

Taste Tradition at The Brick

Since 1993, The Brick in Milledgeville has been a beloved spot known for its warm hospitality and delicious offerings like brick oven pizza and award-winning tomato soup.

Shop Locally

Milledgeville offers a rich shopping experience with historic downtown shops, specialty boutiques, and antique dealers throughout the city.

Take the Historic Trolley Tour

Led by local guides, this narrated tour of Milledgeville's historic district features grand architecture and significant landmarks.

Visit Andalusia

Andalusia is the former home of famed Southern Gothic writer, Flannery O’Connor. The home is now a museum managed by Georgia College that offers a look into the author's life.

Try Mediterranean Cuisine at Metropolis

Enjoy authentic Mediterranean cuisine at this downtown gem, founded in 2009 and revitalized in 2024, offering a flavorful culinary experience in a chic setting.

Celebrate the 4th of July

Celebrate July Fourth in Milledgeville with lakeside fun, BBQ, fireworks, and scenic adventures like kayaking and picnicking at local spots.

Kayak the Oconee River

Spend a day kayaking down the river, rent a kayak or use your own and float down the Oconee River from the greenway river entrance to the Central State Boat Ramp.

Stroll Lockerly Arboretum

Explore Lockerly Arboretum's 50 acres with diverse plants, nature trails, and historic Rose Hill. Enjoy scenic walking paths and picnic areas.

Stay Lakeside

Lay down your head in one of Milledgeville’s many vacation rentals on Lake Sinclair, and experience the adventure and relaxation of the lake.

Play a Round of Disc Golf

Walter B. Williams Park offers an 18-hole disc golf course with a new layout and modern amenities, enhancing the disc golf experience in a scenic park.

Explore the Woods Museum

Explore Woods Museum at Lockerly Arboretum, showcasing exhibits on hardwood trees and reptiles like Teedo the ball python and Reggie the American alligator.

Savor Sushi at Kai Thai

Kai Thai delights with authentic sushi and Thai cuisine. Its extensive menu and generous portions make it a local favorite spot!

Take a Central State Trolley Tour

Led by a former employee of the campus, this two-hour trolley tour is your best opportunity to learn about the history and stories of the property.

Shop the Milly Farmers Market

Enjoy The Milly Market's Friday Farmer's Market with local products and live music. Indulge in fresh baked goods, artisanal items, and seasonal produce.

Listen to Live Music at Taylor's Cove

Taylor's Cove hosts live entertainment every Friday - Sunday in the summer, showcasing a variety of performers weekly for a dynamic weekend experience.

Walk Memory Hill Cemetery

One of the notable landmarks of downtown Milledgeville, Memory Hill Cemetery was created in 1810. Today, it is the final resting place of thousands of residents, many of the notable.

Hike Bartram Forest

Explore Bartram Forest's nature trails for biking or walking, with beginner to intermediate loops, educational kiosks, and wildlife.

Spend the Day at Rocky Creek Park

Rocky Creek Park offers picnic areas, a swimming beach, and a fishing pier for a delightful day-use experience with all amenities included.

Attend the Ghosts of Milledgeville Tour

Explore Milledgeville's spooky past on the Ghosts of Milledgeville Walking Tours, discovering haunted spots downtown with a knowledgeable guide.