What defines a place? Is it the history etched on monuments or the unique dishes created by its passionate cooks? Maybe it is the way the forces of nature carve out rivers and shift the sands. We believe it is all of these things and countless more, all embodied in the welcoming smiles and heartfelt stories of the people who live here. We are happy to welcome you to our home and hope it becomes one of your treasured places.

The Lowcountry covers four counties: Beaufort, Jasper, Hampton and Colleton. From our inland treasures to the coastal beaches, the area offers an abundance of things to see and do. We provide plenty of places to wet a hook, paddle a kayak or make a splash. Hunters, bird-watchers, antiques seekers, golf enthusiasts, beach bums, foodies, history buffs and art lovers all find a reason to spend time with us.

Autumn in Martin County – When the late summer heat slips away and the woods glow gold, Martin County, North Carolina, becomes a quietly vibrant fall playground. Whether your family seeks river paddling, harvest fun, music, or history come alive, this is the season to explore. Below is your 2025 event roadmap for the great outdoors and community charm.

Oyster Season & Martin County Farms – Sunny Side Oyster Bar reopened for oyster season in September. Sit at the bar, sip cold drinks, and savor fresh local oysters, shucked right in front of you, in this historic landmark and legendary restaurant.

Beyond oysters, Martin County’s fall menus embrace seasonal produce. Farm stands and markets in towns like Everetts, Williamston, and Jamesville sell pumpkins, peanuts, baked bread, and sweets that make you feel right at home.

Adventures Along the Roanoke & on Land – The Roanoke River [...]

Whether you are looking to catch a weekend show at the Lee Theatre, sample spirits at Axe Handle Distilling or want to enjoy a peaceful weekend getaway at one of our quiet rentals, Lee County will not disappoint.

Up your adventure by embarking on a week-long outdoor adventure with the Stone Mountain ATV Trail, Wilderness Road State Park, Cumberland Gap National Park or Rock Bottom Horse Camp. From the White Rocks to the Stone Face Rock; you will enjoy miles of breath-taking mountainous landscapes – some of the most beautiful in Appalachia.

Almost 70 miles of hiking trails provide numerous opportunities to explore and discover in the Cumberland Gap National Park. The park is rich in history, spectacular scenery and vistas, geologic sandstone formations, magnificent underground caverns and abundant animal life.

Stone Mountain offers 30 miles of trails with stunning overlook [...]

Picturesque, Affordable and FUN! Tropical Manor on the Ocean in Daytona Beach Shores, Florida – Your New Favorite FLORIDA Getaway. Soak it all in – Bright, Tropical Colors, Breathtaking Ocean Views and Delightfully Appointed Guestrooms with True Florida Charm.

ENJOY the simple pleasures of a beach vacation. Perfect Choice for couples or families. Located directly on the oceanfront. Relax in our spacious heated oceanfront pool and kiddie pool. Have a fun oceanfront barbecue. Play a game of shuffleboard. Stroll along the beach. Choose from spacious Ocean View 1,2,3 Bedroom Suites, Adorable Garden View Cottages, Cute as a Button Efficiency Studios and Very Economical Value Rooms with 2 Double Beds or 1 King Bed.

Stay Here Once and You’ll Want to Come Back Every Year! Truly Satisfying, Always Memorable Beach Vacations.

Tropical Manor on the Ocean
2237 S. [...]

Nestled in the heart of Kentucky’s famous Bluegrass region, Bourbon County was one of nine counties that made up the Commonwealth when it became a state in 1792. Its very name evokes visions of thoroughbred horses grazing in lush green pastures bordered by age-old stone fences and beautiful rolling countryside. In fact, more than 50 horse farms are in the county, including world-famous Claiborne Farm, where Secretariat stood at stud for many years and was laid to rest.

However, we are not just a one-trick pony. Our region offers a variety of historic sites and attractions that all visitors will enjoy. From delicious dining and charming shops in downtown Paris to our origin of bourbon stories, we have a lot to show and tell.

Welcome to Paris and Bourbon County, Kentucky!

The City of Pikeville, “The City that Moves Mountains” is located in Kentucky’s largest county, Pike County. Pikeville was incorporated in 1824 and covers 22 square miles. Pikeville serves as a regional center for health, education, retail and services for Pike County and the surrounding Kentucky, West Virginia and Virginia areas.

The Pikeville Cut-Through Project is the second largest earth removal project in United States history. It has been called “the eighth wonder of the world” by the New York Times. The project is a unique engineering feat that provides a shining example of cooperation among agencies on federal, state and local levels. The cut-through was completed in four phases spanning 14 years and costing approximately $80 million. It is a marvel that visitors cannot miss. Visit the Overlook Events Center at Bob Amos Park to view the entire project. Also located at Bob [...]