Georgia Winery

This is a family-owned facility that specializes in award-winning fine wines. They offer wine tasting, winery tours, and a gift shop filled with locally made products. Their vineyards are comprised of 15 acres of organic Muscadine vines. Since 2014, the winery made its wines available across Georgia. If you don’t have time to visit, check out their online store that offers a variety of price ranges and even offers purchases by the case. 

Gateway Antiques

This is one of the largest antique malls in the Southeast. They have a plethora of isles and vendor booths on display in their space on Cloud Springs Road. They have hosted swap meets and offer plenty of opportunities to find anything from gorgeous furniture, rare books, or items for collectors. 

Old Stone Church

This historic building has been around since 1837. The church was used as a hospital during the Civil War. Ownership has changed over the years but is now owned by the Catoosa County Historical Society. It is currently a museum of architectural significance because of its sandstone construction materials from a local quarry. In 1979, the church was added to the National Register of Historic Places.

Elsie Holmes Nature Park

This park has over two miles of hiking trails with a pavilion for gatherings, restrooms, and an office. There is also a trail for strollers and wheelchairs. It’s a great choice for an easy family-friendly weekend hike.