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Augusta and the Savannah River valley: the canal towpath, the Masters, museums, and the small towns east of Atlanta.
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Augusta With Kids8 kid-friendly Augusta places with the hours, admission and ages each operator publishes, and what could not be confirmed.Updated Oct 30, 2026
Day Trips From Augusta, GAPlaces within a day's reach of Augusta with hours and admission from each official page. No drive times, because no page states them.Updated Nov 3, 2026
The Partridge Inn, Augusta: From Family Home to Winter-Resort HotelThe Partridge Inn grew from an early-1800s Summerville home into a 1910 winter-resort hotel near Augusta National. Its history and today's facts, sourced.Dogs welcomeUpdated Nov 1, 2026
Augusta, GeorgiaGeorgia’s second-oldest city, on the Savannah River at the South Carolina line: a working 1845 power canal you can tour by boat, kayak or towpath, a cluster of small museums priced $5–$10, a free swamp park, and the Masters every April.Updated Nov 1, 2026
Things to Do in Augusta, GA (Beyond The Masters): Canal Boat Tours, The Riverwalk, Museums and Masters Ticket Facts, With PricesAugusta Canal boat tours cost $14 and include the Discovery Center; the Riverwalk and Phinizy Swamp are free; the Morris is free Sundays. The 2027 Masters lottery is closed.Dogs in partsStrollers in partsUpdated Nov 3, 2026Nothing on this page matches that filter.