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A Quick Break From The Rat Race In Georgia, By Richard Rspad |
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When planning a short trip in the Southern United States, Georgia is a great place to start. Georgia is great for romantic retreats, honeymoons and family trips. Georgia offers mountain views, fabulous beaches and historic sites that are all perfect for that short relaxing stay. Whether you're looking for adventure or just a place to take in the beauty of the genteel South, Georgia offers all you are looking for and more. Savannah, Georgia One great city to visit in Georgia is Savannah. Cloaked in an air of mystery and the subject of books and movies, Savannah, Georgia is a quintessential Southern city. The city was founded in 1733, as Georgia's first city, when the colony's founding father James Oglethorpe landed there with the colony's first 120 settlers. Savannah features 21 squares in a grid, making it America's first "planned city". The exquisite architecture is characteristic of early Southern plantations and opulent 19th century mansions. While here, walking and trolley tours are available to see the city's many historic buildings and sites. "The Homeplace" RV Spaces
Out and About In Savannah
When planning a few days off in Georgia, you need
somewhere to stay. Savannah offers historic inns and bed and breakfasts in the
Historic District that can't be beat. One such inn is the newly restored
Planters Inn, located on Abercorn Street. This inn offers Southern hospitality
and warmth that's characteristic of Savannah, as well as fine dining at the Olde
Pink House Restaurant. Packages are available for your stay at the Planters Inn,
such as a Romance package that includes champagne and a horse drawn carriage
ride. Staying in Savannah, Georgia is an experience
you won't soon forget. If you like to look at great architecture, shop, enjoy
fine food and accommodations, this city is definitely for you! The Marriott Evergreen
Hotel Conference Center and Spa Resort
Read about the Attractions at Stone Mountain Park and the Marriott Evergreen Hotel Conference Center and Spa Resort About the Author Richard Rspad is with www.ResortSpaDestinations.com - reviews and articles on spa resorts. Visit us for more information about VermontCities, MichiganCities and ArkansasCities
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"Explore America's Backyard where the miles are measured by memorable moments shared with family and friends."
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One of the RV facilities Augusta is "The Homeplace" RV Spaces, on Mike Padgett Hwy in Augusta. Close to everything
Augusta has to offer, this RV facility is a perfect central location for your
Georgia visit. Another facility in the area is the Fort Gordon Recreation Area,
located in nearby Appling, Georgia. This site offers 74 hook ups, with rates as
low as $14 per night. There are three park hosts that work here at different
shifts, as well as a full time caretaker. The facilities are also clean and
spacious, with hook ups that are large enough to accommodate big rigs.
Savannah isn't all history, however. While here, one can shop to their heart's
content, whether in the Historic District's cobblestone River Street shops or in
the Southside's shopping malls. Savannah also has an antique district at the
streets of Broughton and Bull, where those who prefer history in their souvenirs
can find that as well. Eating in Savannah can be a grand experience, too, with
restaurants here ranging from haute cuisine to down home country cooking and
everything in between.
It’s rare
for us to fly to our vacation destination. We prefer to pack the car and hit the
road where we can explore America’s backyard. On the way back home to Indiana
from our vacation in Florida we decided to break up our drive and stop
over outside of Atlanta. We were surprised when we arrived at the beautiful Marriott Evergreen
Hotel Conference Center and Spa Resort tucked within Georgia’s magnificent
Stone Mountain Park. Not only are the grounds and setting relaxing, the staff
are on-hand to greet you and make you feel right at home from the moment you
arrive, which is wonderful when you are a bit worn out from the road. 