The 628-acre complex is the largest of its kind in the Southeast. For about two weeks starting in mid-March, the Peach Blossom Trail on U.S. 341 north of Perry is lined with pink and white blossoms. A brochure to guide you along the trail is available at the Welcome Center. For as long as anyone can remember, Perry has been a favorite place for tourists to stop. The city is full of historic homes and picturesque churches which can be seen using the walking and driving tours available from the Perry Area Welcome Center or the Chamber of Commerce.
Local restaurants are famous for their Southern cuisine.
A must see is Old Perry. You will enjoy the charming old Williamsburg village with is specialty shops and restful atmosphere. You will love its quaint charm. Dogwoods and azaleas bloom profusely during the spring and camellias brighten the landscape during the winter. The dogwood has been adopted as the city's official tree.