As city and county administration implement plans of action in regard to COVID-19 response and observance of social distancing guidelines put in place by the CDC, access to these businesses and locations may change. We encourage you to contact individual businesses and entities to get the most up-to-date information about operation and hours. We hope you and your loved ones remain safe.
As you spend more time indoors as a result of the spread of COVID-19, a break from routine may be just what you need. Here is a list of local locations that offer you the opportunity to enjoy some of Henry County’s tourism offerings while maintaining a safe distance from others.
The artisan shop located in Stockbridge, Georgia is taking online orders. You can browse their shop via their website or check out their Instagram account full of handcrafted pieces fashioned from deconstructed barn wood, art and more while maintaining a safe distance from others.
BarnBeautiful: 678-782-5858
Panola Mountain is designated as a protected area and is only accessible via a guided hike. Although the guided hike is not available at this time, the state park offers walking trails where you can safely practice social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Panola Mountain State Park: 770-389-7801
3. Army Aviation Heritage Foundation
Learn a bit of history as you step outside the house and take a free tour of the Hampton, Georgia hangar that is home to aircraft including Vietnam era Huey and Cobra helicopters.*
Army Aviation Heritage Foundation: 770-897-0444
*Hangar is closed through April 6.
Owned and operated by a televised baking competition champ, the bakery is doling out delectable desserts. Call ahead to place an order and Nicole Silva will have it ready for curbside pickup. Find more restaurants offering delivery and curbside options here.
Crumbles by Nicole: 678-764-2340
5. Rum Creek at Eagles Landing
Get out on the green at this nine-hole golf and footgolf course. You’ll also find a driving range and batting cages at this Stockbridge, Georgia attraction.
Rum Creek at Eagles Landing: (770) 507-3538
6. The Martin Luther King Sr. Trail
Stockbridge, Georgia is the birthplace of the religious and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Sr. The trail, to which his name is lent, includes Floyd Chapel Baptist Church, where MLK Sr. preached his first sermon, a little free library and Reeves Creek Trail.
City of Stockbridge: 770-389-7900
Do you have train enthusiasts in the family? Enjoy fresh air and glimpses of trains passing through the city of Locust Grove, Georgia from the train watching platform.
City of Locust Grove: 770-957-5043
We encourage you to observe the guidelines outlined by the CDC as you safely explore Henry County’s attractions and tourism businesses. For updates on local tourism business closings and event information, visit our resources page.