Byron Georgia Accommodations

Start your visit with Byron Welcome Center In the Peach Shops. The Byron convention and Visitors Bureau is a great place to stop and make first introductions to the area. They have a variety of information about the local attractions, as well as a gift shop.

While you're in the Peach Shops, you can take some time for shopping or a nice meal at 478 Country Buffet.

From there, travel to The Downtown Byron Historic District. It is a well-preserved central district of the city that showcases its rich history through diverse architecture. The district is home to a variety of historic buildings, including Walker/Chisolm House that dates back to 1860, the Byron Railroad Depot Museum that captures the look of the city from more than a century ago, Byron United Methodist Church, and more than a dozen of other beautiful historic structures in various styles from Victorian to New South. Most of the buildings are still in use today: some turned into museums, others - into commercial locations. The Downtown Byron Historic District is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. It is a great place to learn about the history and general vibe of Byron and the surrounding area.

Make sure to stop by The Powersville Opry House. The Opry House is a popular spot for concerts, dances, and other events. It's been around since 1994 and still hosts some of the best artists in Central Georgia. On Saturdays, you'll have a chance to catch a concert, and on Mondays, The House hosts open mic nights.

A small American city is not complete without some fantastic nature spots and recreational opportunities. For a relaxing day outside, make North Peach Park your next stop. The North Peach is a beautiful park located just a few minutes outside the city's center. The park is home to playgrounds, picnic shelters and pavilions, basketball and tennis courts, and walking and biking trails. The park is an excellent place for families to spend time together. It is also a favorite local gathering place for bigger events like festivals, open-air movie nights, and many others.

If you're up for an outdoor adventure and need a lodging option to suit your style, take advantage of the Interstate RV park. It is a family-owned RV camping site with modern amenities and features like free wi-fi and an on-site dog park.

There are several great spots for a foodie traveling to Byron. Check out Georgia Bob's Cane River Winery (Bob's Uncorked). It is a neat vineyard next to the GeorgiaBob's BBQ company. The place is soaked in the southern spirit, and the surrounding scenery of pecan trees just adds to the experience. The Bob's offers wine tasting and invites the community to have their important events in their venue. The winery's mission is to provide delicious wine at affordable prices. They distance themselves from pretentious traditions around wine and provide a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere.

Another way to experience the best of Byron's food is to visit Barbour Farms. It is a treasure trove of locally-sourced pickles, jams, and jellies. And don't forget to try their peach cider, too.