Macon County Vacation Packages 2026

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Buck Creek Rest And Recuperate, Quiet In The Woods Getaway

Ideal GA

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This vacation home features a garden, laundry facilities, and barbecue grills.

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Perry

102 Plaza Dr Perry GA

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$100 nightly

$120 total

Mar 17 - Mar 18

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This hotel features a 24-hour gym and a seasonal outdoor pool. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the 24-hour business center and free WiFi in public areas. Guests will appreciate freebies like full breakfast and free self parking.

Windsor Hotel, an Ascend Collection Hotel

125 W Lamar St Americus GA

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$116 nightly

$138 total

Mar 16 - Mar 17

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This hotel features 3 restaurants and a bar/lounge. Guests will appreciate free perks like free self parking and WiFi in public areas. A 24-hour business center, a terrace, and a lobby fireplace are also on offer.

Motel 6 Warner Robins, GA

1440 Watson Blvd Warner Robins GA

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$52 nightly

$64 total

Feb 16 - Feb 17

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This motel doesn't skimp on freebies - guests receive free WiFi and free self parking. A snack bar/deli is provided and the front desk is staffed around-the-clock.

avid hotel Perry-National Fairground Area by IHG

209 HAMPTON COURT Perry GA

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$95 nightly

$114 total

Feb 24 - Feb 25

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This hotel features an indoor pool and a 24-hour gym. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the 24-hour business center and free WiFi in public areas. Guests will appreciate freebies like continental breakfast and free self parking.

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Warner Robins - Robins AFB

4080 Watson Boulevard Warner Robins GA

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$113 nightly

$134 total

Feb 16 - Feb 17

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This hotel features an indoor pool and a gym. Traveling on business? Take advantage of the business center and free WiFi in public areas. Guests will appreciate freebies like buffet breakfast and free self parking.

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Escape tunnels were a common way of trying to escape. But Andersonville was miles away from any major town, and the large field the camp was located in made it difficult to be unnoticed as you tried to tunnel hundreds of yards. There are two tunnels on site still visible to this day.

Authorized in 1903 and dedicated on 17 October 1907, the Wisconsin monument is located at the northwest corner of the stockade and more or less dominates the prison site landscape.

It is constructed of Georgia granite, the top being surmounted by a large American eagle cast in bronze.

President Jimmy Carter, who had worked toward's Andersonville's inclusion in the National Park System, encouraged the State of Georgia to place a monument at the park.

Dedicated on Memorial Day 1976, the Georgia Monument serves as a memorial to all American prisoners of war.

In his own words, sculptor William Thompson described his imagery and intent in designing the Georgia Monument:
In creating a sculpture for Andersonville National Historic Site, it was my intention to design a monument which is sculpturally strong and humanly moving.

This sculpture is dedicated to all American prisoners involved in all American wars over our country's birth up to the present. The sculpture is designed to have a universal quality, and no reference to any particular uniform or specific details have been made. The accent has been placed on the inner struggle and strength of the prisoners.

The statue is intended to speak directly to the viewer in its formal sculpture statement, and about the strength of brotherhood and man's dependence upon God, in its symbolism.

The placement of the figures marching in a broken line is to call to mind the formations that all prison camps require. The placement of the prisoners on the incline plane of the granite base emphasizes the fact that it is an uphill struggle just to survive under prison camp conditions. These men have exhausted their human resources and now look beyond one another to God for strength. (Note description on the base.)

The two figures in front are united by the overlapping of their arms, which accent the supportive nature of the group. The support of a fellow prisoner often made the difference between life and death, and the sculpture composition and gesture of the monument is to bring this fact into dramatic focus. Men are often captured as a result of their battle wounds, and others develop maladies and injuries during their imprisonment, therefore, I decided to depict my prisoners with wounds.

You are looking at what would be the main body of the prison, now just a field. This field has monuments thought along with a museum on the north lawn and information everywhere that gives insight to the living conditions, history, and representation of where the walls were originally. This place is eerily unique and gives an amazing account of our country's sometimes pained past.

Possibly the worst prison of the Civil war. The prison, which opened in February 1864, originally covered about 16.5 acres of land enclosed by a 15-foot high stockade. In June 1864 it was enlarged to 26.5 acres. The stockade was in the shape of a rectangle 1,620 feet by 779 feet.

At Andersonville, a light fence known as "the dead line" was erected approximately 19 feet inside the stockade wall. It demarcated a no-man's land that kept prisoners away from the stockade wall, which was made of rough-hewn logs about 16 feet high. As was the similar fate facing Confederate prisoners in Northern camps which employed the same "dead line" fence, anyone crossing or even touching this line was shot without further command of any kind by sentries located in the pigeon roosts.

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Macon County is serviced by two main hubs — Columbus Metropolitan Airport (CSG) and Middle Georgia Regional Airport (MCN).

What is there to do in Macon County?

A famous attraction you shouldn't miss in Macon County is National Prisoner of War Museum. Once that's been done, spend time engaging with locals and getting in touch with the spirit of this interesting destination.