Things To Do in Cleveland, Georgia

Water hazards come into play on six holes, and the greens are well maintained. The signature hole is #10, a 466-yard, par 5, requiring a tee shot ... More on Golf.com

The course is pretty well clean and maintained. More on GolfReview

Visiting Hours: M-S 9-5, Sun 10-5 - Free Admission<br>www.cabbagepatchkids.com<br>Cleveland, Ga... More on acvb.com

It is a unique experience and not to be missed by families with young girls. More on igougo

Wildlife Wonders is home to over 80 different species of exotic animals. From alligators, monkeys, kangaroos, wildcats, zebras and more! Get up close and personal with some of our amazing animal a... More on Dahlonega.org

Wildlife Wonders is home to over 80 different species of exotic animals. From alligators, monkeys, kangaroos, wildcats, zebras and more! Get up close and personal with some of our amazing animal am... More on Dahlonega.org

Wildlife Wonders is a Professional Wildlife and Animal Education Company that has provided programs/displays and petting zoos for 1,000'S of events and locations over the years. WW is celebrating ... More on Helenga.org

Wildlife Wonders is a Professional Wildlife and Animal Education Company that has provided programs/displays and petting zoos for 1,000'S of events and locations over the years. WW is celebrating t... More on Helenga.org

Inscription. White County, created by Act of Dec. 22, 1857, was cut off from Habersham and Lumpkin Counties. Wm. H. Shelton, Repr. from Habersham at the session tried twice to have the county formed but failed. Repr. David T. White ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1828 gold was discovered here on Duke`s Creek, White County, by two people. John Witheroods of North Carolina found a 3-ounce nugget and a Negro servant of Major Frank Logan of Louisville, Georgia, also discovered ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Fred Dover constructed a bridge and nearby grist, saw and shingle mill complex here in the late 1800s. The original bridge washed away in the early 1890s and Will Pardue replaced it in 1895 with the present 38-foot structure. ... More on HMDB

What has happened to the DQ? The service is slower than ever. More on Yahoo! Travel

100 years ago, Dr. Burm ran a sanitorium in this very spot. His delusional experiments cost him his job.In retaliation,he burned the sanitorium to the ground.It ... More on HauntedHouse.com