Location: Fort Valley
Top Things to do in Fort Valley
The 7 Best Things to Do in Fort Valley, United States
Fort Valley in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Farms. Discover best things to do in Fort Valley with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Fort Valley
1. Lane Southern Orchards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 268 reviews
Since 1908, Lane Southern Orchards has planted, grown and harvested the best tasting peaches and pecans in Georgia. The farm includes 3,000 acres of peach orchards, 3,000 acres of pecan groves, and a 6 acre strawberry patch. Traveling through Middle Georgia? We're just five minutes off I-75 at Exit 142. Visit our roadside market, cafe and orchards. Try homemade favorites like peach ice cream and home-style cooking. Then grab a rocking chair for a relaxing break served up with genuine southern hospitality. Seasons: Strawberries: April-May Peaches: mid-May-August Farm Tours: June & July Blackberries & Blueberries: June & July Scuppernongs & Muscadines: July & August Corn Maze: October Pecans: Year Round Citrus: November-May
Reviewed By Joanne S - Whitesboro, New York
We were at the rest stop north of Macon and asked the information lady where we could get some fresh pecans. She gave us a brochure on Lane Orchards and told us it was about a half hour down the road. We hesitated, but I wanted those pecans, so off we went.
Exit 142 off I75. Fort Valley, GA.
What a neat place, huge, and very clean. Handicap parking. A pirch full of white rocking chairs, so you can sit and eat their delicious homemade ice creams. I'll vouch for the oeach ice cream, simply delicious. They have candies, sauces, jellies, pecans, a gift shop, fudge, ice cream, pasteries, a restaurant. I was surprised at how nice this place was. I would recommend it even if just for a tourist stop.
2. Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By Bob A
We were here for the FMCA RV Rally and convention. Rv rallys has been here often because the fair grounds are so accommodating. There were over 2,400 motorhomes in attendance and everything seemed to run smoothly given there was such a large number of units trying to get parked at the same time.
3. North Peach Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Peach County offers two beautiful parks: North Peach Park in Byron and South Peach Park in Fort Valley. These parks provide an assortment of activities for residents of Peach and bordering counties. Picnic shelters, playgrounds, walking tracks, tennis courts, volleyball courts, basketball courts, horse shoe pits, baseball/softball fields, football fields and soccer fields provide year round activi
Reviewed By Fairtaxmom - Commerce, Georgia
We have frequented this park since moving to the area. There is ample parking, two playgrounds, tennis courts, ball fields, and a splash pad. One of the playgrounds is clearly older and shows it's years of use and abuse. The other is much newer, and that's the one we spend a lot of time on. There are swinging benches surrounding it for parents to sit on, although they leave you rather exposed to the brutal Georgia sun. The splash pad, when operational is great fun. We normally wear flip flops, but I would recommend caution in the newer playground as it's filled with chipped wood. I've never had a problem at a playground before this one, but several sharp pieces of wood have pierced through my tough skin. I imagine with the speed and roughness with which kids play, it wouldn't be hard to get one seriously embedded in a foot. The best part of this park, at least recently, is the Pokemon that have started spawning there. We found just shy of ten Seel there and have been told that prior to the update people were finding Jigglypuff. Seems like it will continue to be a nest of one sort or another.
4. Massee Lane Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Massee Lane Gardens is a 100+ acre botanical garden in Middle Georgia. The gardens are the historic home of the American Camellia Society and is home to their camellia collection. Massee Lane Gardens has been designated as "A Garden of Excellence" by the International Camellia Society.
Reviewed By blueann1 - Fayetteville, Georgia
We were fortunate to see the gardens in peak season. The various camellias were so beautiful. Such planning went into the gardens and the paths made for easy walking. Loved the huge Koi in the oriental garden. A nice way to spent an hour just strolling thru nature.
5. Go Fish Education Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
The Go Fish Education Center takes visitors on an educational journey through Georgia's watersheds to learn about our diverse aquatic wildlife, their natural habitats and the impacts of water pollution. Beyond that, the Center serves as a great resource of fishing information for any level of angler - where to go, what to use and when. We have over 170,000 gallons of aquatic exhibits that feature fish from the mountains, piedmont, coastal plain and swamp habitats of Georgia. We also have freshwater and saltwater fishing simulators, hunting simulators and a pond where you can try out your fishing skills. We are a Georgia Department of Natural Resources Facility. Open hours are Friday and Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm and Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm. Tuesday - Thursday we do field trips or group tours. These need to be scheduled in advance.
Reviewed By nro_doc - Warner Robins, Georgia
No brainer here, wanna learn about fishing, fishing conservation, fish species and Georgia water bodies and how to preserve and enjoy them , this is the place for Young's and the not so young, the place have activities for any age and a fish stocked pond with all the gear, bait and a friendly staff to help you learn how to bait a hook, handle a pole, cast it, hook a fish, reel it, unhook it and returns the catch with minimal damage for others to enjoy! What a blast and awesome experience for anyone to enjoy, learn and have a good time for a cheap price! Kudos for the outstanding staff!!
6. Pearson Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By KariB310 - Livingston, Tennessee
We stopped here in search of local Georgia pecans, and I'm so glad we did! The staff was so friendly and very knowledgeable about their products. Everything is made on location and they have a very nice selection of pecans, jams, jellies, cakes, pies, cookies, and more. Oh, and everything we got was delicious! We are definitely going back during peach season to sample some homemade peach ice cream.
7. Historic Downtown Perry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Enjoy shopping, dining and history in the quaint downtown area of Perry, Georgia. Home of Sam Nunn and The New Perry Hotel, this wonderful small town is just glowing with pride and beauty. Enjoy an afternoon stroll in the unique shops on Carroll Street and later enjoy a fabulous meal at any of our downtown restaurants.
Reviewed By Ben31Trips
Downtown Perry is a nice area. Only about 6 blocks total, there are plenty of shops, restaurants, resting places (benches), and shade. This would be a very nice lunch or dinnertime walk through the area and then stop at one of the restaurants for some excellent food.
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