Terry’s Auburn guidebook
RV Site
Close to campus and all Auburn amenities. Runs a game day shuttle for a stress free stay during the games.
Eagle Landing RV Park
1900 County Road 137Close to campus and all Auburn amenities. Runs a game day shuttle for a stress free stay during the games.
Food scene
Momma Goldberg's Deli
500 W Magnolia AveGet the Reuben Sandwich and Nachos
If you are looking for some American classics then your search is over, this family owned restaurant and bar has a great selection of food, twenty eight different craft beers on tap, as well as some excellent bourbon to choose from. The atmosphere inside the hound is designed to take you back to the carefree days of the past. The days where life was all about fishing, hunting, telling stories and making memories. There are regular promotions and happy hours that change throughout the week, the bar is also a football fan favorite and can be full to the brim on home games.
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THE HOUND
124 Tichenor AveIf you are looking for some American classics then your search is over, this family owned restaurant and bar has a great selection of food, twenty eight different craft beers on tap, as well as some excellent bourbon to choose from. The atmosphere inside the hound is designed to take you back to the carefree days of the past. The days where life was all about fishing, hunting, telling stories and making memories. There are regular promotions and happy hours that change throughout the week, the bar is also a football fan favorite and can be full to the brim on home games.
For over sixty years Mrs. Story’s homemade chili dogs have used the same secret recipe to create their mouth watering flavor. The shop is still in the place where it first opened on Pepperell Parkway and with the success they have it could be here for another sixty years as well. The current owners are the third generation of this family run business to serve these great chili dogs and milkshakes to the hungry people of Auburn.
Mrs. Storys Dairy Bar
1900 Pepperell PkwyFor over sixty years Mrs. Story’s homemade chili dogs have used the same secret recipe to create their mouth watering flavor. The shop is still in the place where it first opened on Pepperell Parkway and with the success they have it could be here for another sixty years as well. The current owners are the third generation of this family run business to serve these great chili dogs and milkshakes to the hungry people of Auburn.
Sightseeing
Chewacla ríkisvængur
124 Shell Toomer PkwyGreat way to get outdoors and enjoy
Jule Collins Smith Museum
901 S College StFeed your cultural being
Jordan-Hare Stadium
251 S Donahue DrNeed I say anything else?
For more than a century this old drug store on Toomer’s Corner has been serving up freshly squeezed lemonade to the masses. The shop was founded by Sheldon Toomer and his father in law, Sheldon was a halfback for the very first Auburn football team. right up until now the football team still supports this shop and the lemonade is sold in the stadium. The look of the shop itself is quite ordinary but as soon as you walk through the doors you can sense that this place is special, one sip of the lemonade later and you will realize why this place had to be on the list.
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Toomer's Drugs
100 N College StFor more than a century this old drug store on Toomer’s Corner has been serving up freshly squeezed lemonade to the masses. The shop was founded by Sheldon Toomer and his father in law, Sheldon was a halfback for the very first Auburn football team. right up until now the football team still supports this shop and the lemonade is sold in the stadium. The look of the shop itself is quite ordinary but as soon as you walk through the doors you can sense that this place is special, one sip of the lemonade later and you will realize why this place had to be on the list.
Your dog will thank you. If you find yourself in the city with a dog, this is the best place to bring him or her to get some exercise in the great outdoors. There is a large enclosed dog area where you can allow your dog to freely run around without the risk of them running away. If you want to get some exercise at the same time as your dog there is also lots of long trails, open fields and creeks to be explored.
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Kiesel Park (Auburn City Park)
520 Chadwick LnYour dog will thank you. If you find yourself in the city with a dog, this is the best place to bring him or her to get some exercise in the great outdoors. There is a large enclosed dog area where you can allow your dog to freely run around without the risk of them running away. If you want to get some exercise at the same time as your dog there is also lots of long trails, open fields and creeks to be explored.
Robert Trent Jones decided that the Grand National golf complex was the greatest he had ever seen, built around the Lake Saugahatchee 32 of the 54 holes here drape along its banks. The courses have won many accolades including the “World’s prettiest hole” and “Wolds’s best public course” There are championship and links courses but if you do not have long then maybe try out the short course of 18 holes that designed to only take one shot.
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Grand National Golf
3000 Robert Trent Jones TrailRobert Trent Jones decided that the Grand National golf complex was the greatest he had ever seen, built around the Lake Saugahatchee 32 of the 54 holes here drape along its banks. The courses have won many accolades including the “World’s prettiest hole” and “Wolds’s best public course” There are championship and links courses but if you do not have long then maybe try out the short course of 18 holes that designed to only take one shot.
Neighborhoods
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places is Pebble Hill, also known as the Scott-Yarbrough House. Currently the building is used as the Caroline Mashall Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities. But if you are an architecture buff it will be the building that most catches your eye. Built in 1847 by Colonel Nathaniel J. Scott the building was built with a Greek revival style in mind. In the civil War the property was looted but many of the treasures went undiscovered as they had been hidden near a spring on the property.
Pebble Court
Pebble CourtListed on the National Register of Historic Places is Pebble Hill, also known as the Scott-Yarbrough House. Currently the building is used as the Caroline Mashall Draughon Center for Arts & Humanities. But if you are an architecture buff it will be the building that most catches your eye. Built in 1847 by Colonel Nathaniel J. Scott the building was built with a Greek revival style in mind. In the civil War the property was looted but many of the treasures went undiscovered as they had been hidden near a spring on the property.