Location: Jackson
Top Things to do in Jackson
Top Restaurants in Jackson
The 6 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Jackson, Tennessee (TN)
Situated squarely between Memphis and Nashville on Tennessee's "Heart of the Music Highway," Jackson has been the birthplace of numerous notable musicians in the traditional Southern styles of rockabilly, blues and gospel. The famous names of Jackson include Carl Perkins, Sonny Boy Williamson, Big Maybell and Big Joe Turner. Time your visit right and you might catch the annual Shannon Street Blues Festival or the Rockabilly Festival, hosted by The International Rock-A-Billy Hall of Fame.
Restaurants in Jackson
1. Jackson Escape Rooms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 297 reviews
At Jackson Escape Rooms we build rooms around a story or theme and invite you to test your wits against the challenging clues, perplexing puzzles, and maddening mysteries embedded in the rooms. Be warned, you might get addicted to the thrill of the hunt! Once you escape a Jackson Escape Room, unlocking a door will never feel the same again!
Reviewed By Resort30576804315
Fun and exciting adventure, first time in a escape room and we loved it had an awesome experience and wonderful staff, definitely going again
2. Samuel T Bryant Distillery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 165 reviews
Samuel T Bryant Distillery LLC is located 1/2 mile off Exit 74 on I40 in Jackson TN. We have over 20 products including Moonshine, Whiskey, an Agave Spirit, Vodka, Rum, Grappa, Brandy, Cream Liquors and Gin. Customers over 21 years of age get 4 free samples of our spirits. We also grow CBD hemp on site and have flowers, gummies and vapes available for sale.
Reviewed By Relax243823 - San Antonio, United States
Great place to taste Moonshine of all kinds of different fruit flavors fresh from their own land. We had a great time, highly recommend!
3. International Rock-A-Billy Hall of Fame
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
4. Rusty's TV and Movie Car Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 182 reviews
At Rusty's TV & Movie Car Museum we have two buildings and over 50 vehicles that have been used in movies and TV as well as TV and movie memorabilia. There's something for all ages! Many of the cars are the actual cars used in the shows and can only be seen here. the last tour starts at 4:30 so you have time to enjoy the museum thanks rusty admission is 10 for adults and 5 for kids 12 and under... under 5 is free
Reviewed By 158brianf
We stopped by here for a nice mid-trip break between Memphis and Nashville. It's not far off the highway. When we arrived it looked like it might be closed because the door windows are mirror tinted. Inside we found Rusty who offered us a tour or to let us browse alone. We took him up on the tour which provided key details and history of each car. He then let us wander back alone at our pace to look closer at the cars of interest, take pictures etc. This was definitely a stop worth seeing. He mentioned soon there will be another building with a bunch more cars, so if I'm ever in the area, I will definitely come take a look.
5. The Ballpark at Jackson
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By imateacher65 - Jackson, United States
The ballpark at Jackson is a wonderful family entertainment venue at a reasonable cost. The Jackson Generals just won the Southern League Championship. Along with watching some great baseball, the little ones can enjoy a free play area or for five dollars can enjoy inflatables all evening long. Thursday is dollar night. Where else could you get an evenings entertainment for a dollar? You can also enjoy dollar beer, soda, popcorn, and hotdogs. Come join us at the ballpark,
6. Casey Jones Village
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 618 reviews
Reviewed By Big_Jeff_Leo - St Helens, United Kingdom
Known as "The best whistlestop between Memphis and Nashville " we really loved this themed village. There is so much to see with the Historic Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum ; The world famous Brooks Shaw’s Old Country Store Restaurant An authentically recreated 1890's Ice Cream Parlor & Fudge Shoppe, Southern Gift and Confectionery Shoppe. The convenient Old Country Store Dixie Cafe, The Wellwood Store (Featuring master woodcarver Dee Moss), The Judge Milton Brown Pullman Railcar, The 175 year old Providence House, and the Village Chapel, an old church from Haywood County. This is the perfect stop if you want to get a feel for the old America. Casey Jones is of course an Imortal locally and when you see his story it is hard not to agree.
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