We are a great place to use as your base of operations for exploring the Auburn-Opelika area and Auburn University and can offer tours of the area from a lifelong resident’s perspective. If you have business in the area, you will enjoy our business c...

We are located in Auburn, Alabama, home of Auburn University and the Auburn Tigers. Our RV Park is family-owned and located on a farm just 2 miles off the I-85 Interstate and Chewacla State Park, in a quiet and scenic area. We offer partial and full ...

Adjacent to RTJ Golf Trail's Grand National course. Refurbished in 2006 with 15,000 sq.-ft. of meeting space, 50,00 sq.-ft. ballroom, 54 holes of award-wining golf, outdoor and indoor pools, health club, hiking trails, lakeside event area, state-of...

Whether you're looking for a home away from home or simply a great location for an Auburn University event, Auburn's Gameday Center provides the perfect alternative to staying in a hotel! Furnished one and two bedroom units with full kitchens keep yo...

Enjoy comfortable, well-appointed rooms centrally located near Tiger Town. Features include a business center with internet capability and complimentary breakfast. A favorite for those battling par at Grand National Golf Course, one of the premiere g...

Three miles from Auburn University, off I-85 exit 51. Free deluxe continental breakfast, free parking, and seasonal outdoor pool.

Our spacious hotel in Opelika offers easy access to a variety of local restaurants and attractions. We’re minutes away from Tiger Town and near: Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn Softball Complex, Auburn University, Robert Trent Jones Trail, Chewacla State...

A pet-friendly hotel one mile from downtown Phenix City/the gorgeous Chattahoochee Riverwalk, and five miles from Fort Benning. Hotel amenities include cable, free WiFi, free hot breakfast and an outdoor pool. All guest rooms include microwaves, refr...

Bronze statue sculpted by Robert Wehle. Life-size pointer atop granite base with names of 11 Bullock Co. men in Bird Dog Hall of Fame.

Only second Empire-style courthouse in Alabama. Built in 1871 and patterned after Executive Building in Washington, D.C.

The Donald E. Davis Arboretum at Auburn University showcases a collection of native plants from the Southeastern U.S. and is situated on 14 acres of the university’s main campus. The Davis Arboretum, which has a strong focus on Alabama’s plants and n...

Home to array of specialty shops, restaurants and night spots, plus Tiger Trail of Auburn and Toomer's Corner, a mid-1800s drugstore.

One of 141 U.S. National Cemeteries for U.S. military veterans, including WWI and Desert Storm, and their spouses and dependent children.

Changing exhibits and collections of American and European art. 40,000-sq.-ft. building: six exhibition galleries, gift shop, restaurant, auditorium, landscaped walking paths. Located two miles off I-85.

Antebellum homes, two 1840s churches, 100-year-old schoolhouse. Syrup-Sopping Day late Oct. with 150+ arts & crafts vendors, homemade syrup, mule-drawn crushers. Historic museum.

The Kreher Preserve & Nature Center (formerly Forest Ecology Preserve) is a nature center established as an outreach program of the Auburn University School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences designed to reach out to all people of every age with a str...

Features a 28 ft. x 140-ft. mural which depicts the midway of the park as it was in the 1940s, showing the carousel, train, skating, zoo, pool, dance hall, bowling, fortune teller, Ferris wheel that were here during that period.

Barbecue pork, ribs, chicken, smoked sausage, pork chop sandwiches and more.

One of the favorite items on the menu, Tiger Melt, was named along with Big Blue's Fantastic Bagel Chips as one of the "100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama Before You Die" by the Alabama Tourism Department.

Opened in 1989 by Glen and Stephanie Gulledge, Byron's Smokehouse is an Auburn landmark, serving the best Southern barbecue around. Serving barbecue pork, chicken and sausage.

A family dining restaurant with a meat-n-two vegetable special. Specialities include fried chicken and homemade pies. Founded by Louise Hughes, now run by her son Don.

Characterized as "flat good" and given "four big thumbs up" by Montgomery Advertiser's Al Benn (and his wife), Hilltop Grill's ("The Grill") barbecue is reminiscent of the Fourth of July and political election festivities from rural Alabama in the 19...

The ORIGINAL Momma G's in Auburn, AL. Home of the Famous "Momma's Love" and other Signature Steamed Sandwiches, Famous Nachos, Salads, Soups, Pitas, Wraps, Draft Beer, and more! Momma Goldberg’s Deli opened in 1976 in Auburn, a college town in Sou...

"World famous lemonade." An original, soda fountain-style diner and drugstore, Toomer’s has been an Auburn tradition for over a century! Located in the heart of downtown Auburn where the city and campus come together, you’ll find delicious sandwiches...

Dorothy's Restaurant at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center features traditional Southern cuisine, warm hospitality and a relaxed atmosphere.