Things to do in Southeast Georgia

Georgia Southern University offers more than academics with its Museum, Botanic Garden, and Wildlife Center. Explore native plant collections or attend a cultural event for an enriching campus experience.

Glide through ancient Native American waterways in America's most pristine swampland. From the 90-foot observation tower, spot alligators sunning themselves among cypress trees draped in Spanish moss.

Glide through cypress trees draped in Spanish moss at this tranquil 1880s mill site. Rent a kayak to explore the 412-acre pond where history and nature create a peaceful southern retreat.

Southern Pines Water Park offers family-friendly aquatic fun with slides, a lazy river, and splash pad. Float along the gentle current or brave the 20-foot slides for a refreshing summer escape.

Georgia's only dual FlowRider surf simulator awaits at this family-friendly water park. Relax in the 768-foot lazy river or challenge friends on the five-lane mat racer after securing a cabana rental.

Known as "Paulson Stadium," this venue electrifies with Georgia Southern Eagles football energy and passionate fans. Enjoy premium seating options and vibrant game-day atmosphere during the September-November season.

This certified Dark Sky Park serves as a gateway to the Okefenokee Swamp, Georgia's largest blackwater wetland. Glide through reflective waters on guided boat tours to spot alligators and rare birds.

This Art Deco gem showcases Dublin's cultural heart with live performances and classic films. Enjoy an evening of orchestral music or community theater in the beautifully restored 600-seat venue.