Jackson, Tennessee is the birthplace of the Hardrock Cafe and The House of Blues. This is rock and rolls ground zero. Revisit the legends that made the music come to life. With memorabilia from legends like Carl Perkins, you’ll leave humming “blue suede shoes”. READ MORE.

Visit the gravesite of rockabilly guitarist, singer, songwriter and rock music pioneer, Carl Lee Perkins. READ MORE.

The Casey Jones Village includes a venue known as “Music Highway Crossroads” that offers custom Tennessee items and features frequent “live from the crossroads” musical performances. READ MORE.

A Jackson landmark since 1965, Brooks Shaw's Old Country Store serves delicious award-winning Southern favorites daily. Locally owned and operated by the Shaw family. READ MORE.

Jackson is known for its farmer’s markets held in the center of its bustling downtown. Shop for fresh veggies, delicious baked goods, and homemade gifts. You can snack on your finds on the way back to Lodge Pickwick Landing or store them in your mini-fridge for later. READ MORE.

Watch the Jackson Generals play in this 6,000 seat Minor League Baseball stadium. READ MORE.

You’ve seen cars in movies like The Fast and The Furious, Batman, and Scooby Do's Mystery Machine, now see them up-close and in person. The museum has over 26 cars that were used in movies and TV shows. You can also load up on TV and movie memorabilia while you’re here. READ MORE.

Rock'n Dough Pizza + Brew Co. is a restaurant and microbrewery located in Downtown Jackson, Tennessee. READ MORE.

“Jackson’s best Fine Dining restaurant.” Flatiron Grille is Jackson's premier venue for fine dining and entertainment. With an amazing selection of chef-prepared entrées, our menu features choice steaks, chops, fresh seafood, pasta, entrée salads, burgers, and sandwiches. READ MORE.