Caitlin & Kyle
Things To Do
Indian Springs State Park
The oldest State Park in the US! Drink the famed fountain of youth: the Indian Spring! Grill out! Picnic! Nature Trails! Putt-putt! Cool down sitting on the rocks! Visit the Park Office and Museum (circa 1833). Paddle Boat on our 100-acre lake or fish! Lovely cabins to rent with lake views!
Fresh Air Barbeque
Old-Fashioned Pit-Cooked Barbeque- known nationwide for its slow cooking methods and consistency of quality, Fresh Air Barbecue has been in continuous operation since 1929. P.s- Kyle and I have both eaten here and can attest to how fantastic it really is!
Big Chief County Store
This little store is so cute, you definitely should check it out! Fine wines, cheese, white dirt, yellow root, scorned-woman hot sauce, and other hard-to-find goodies. Offering a unique gift collection and The Village at Indian Springs custom souvenir line.
Mrs. Lee's Stagecoach Sweet Stop
Stop by the Stagecoach Sweet Stop and enjoy their rich and creamy ice cream. They also offer a wide assortment of candy, chocolate and homemade treats! Kyle and I take our candy and ice cream eating very seriously, so this is a place we can't wait to check out!
Dauset Trails Nature Center
A great outing for families and kids! The Nature Center includes: an Animal Trail exhibiting more than a dozen animals from bobcats to otters that have been rescued or rehabilitated and cannot be released into the wild; A 19th century-style farm exhibit with goats, pigs, cows, a mule, donkey and chickens; The "Wonder Room" section of the Visitor's Center contains live reptiles native to Georgia; Home of the Official Georgia Groundhog; 17 miles of mountain bike and hiking trails; 10 miles of horse trails and the Woodland Garden Trail. So fun!
Yahola Creek Cafe
Just Opened! Stop in to enjoy their delicious food, warm and welcoming atmosphere, and terrific staff. We've heard great things about this place and are so excited to give it a try!
Indian Spring Hotel/Musuem
The Indian Spring Hotel was built in 1823 as an Inn by Chief William McIntosh and his cousin, Joel Bailey. The hotel is unique and extremely significant to the history of the State of Georgia. It is the only known ante-bellum mineral springs hotel in Georgia still standing. It's history yields much data on the culture, society, and architecture of Georgia throughout the 19th century. Group-friendly and family-friendly! Self-guided tours and maps/brochures available. All ages are welcome!
Whimsical Botanical Gardens
Meander thru the gardens to discover unique antiques, fountains, garden decor, and one-of-a-kind statues. A wonderful waterfall cascading into 3 separate pools completes this one-of-a-kind experience. Gardeners will fall in love with the vegetable garden, cut flower garden, bird haven garden, and many others. For a peaceful and serene activity, check this one out!
Indian Springs Chapel (circa 1890)
The Chapel contains the original kerosene light fixture, colored glass windows, and a brass bell placed when it was built. The bell in the tower has been tolled practically every Sunday since it was hung. The benches are much older than the church. The church is available for tours by appointment.
Vintage Post Antiques and Gifts
Take a step back in time at Vintage Post Antiques and Gifts. Offering a wide selection of pieces from days gone past. The store features a large variety of antique furniture available.