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The family went down to Georgia, they were looking for a tour and meal…

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Georgia Factories That Offer Tours

Cabbage Patch Kids | Cleveland, GA

Visit BabyLand General Hospital, the only place in the world where you can witness the birth of a hand-sculpted Cabbage Patch Kid. Take your time on a self-guided tour and visit with thousands of Cabbage Patch Kids available for adoption.

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Lane Southern Orchards | Fort Valley, GA

Not much is sweeter than a fresh Georgia peach. Lane Southern Orchards offers structured field trips and “Agriculture in the Classroom classes for students. Anyone can visit the farm, shop the market, and eat at the Peachtree Cafe and Bakery where you’ll definitley want to try a peach cobbler.

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Nora Mill Granary | Helen, GA

Nora Mill Granary still uses the Chattahoochee River to waterpower the 1876 grist mill that is outfitted with 1,500-pound French Burr Mill Stones to grind old-fashioned quality fresh grains with no additives or preservatives.

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World of Coca Cola | Atlanta, GA

World of Coca-Cola has everything. Visit the Coca-Cola theater, see the secret formula vault, tour the pop culture gallery, meet the Coca-Cola polar bear, dine in the the Bottle Cap Cafe, shop the Coca-Cola store, and much, much more.

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Georgia factory, farm & maker tours near you.

Discover all the great factory and maker tours around you in Georgia (GA). Industrial and food factories, farm and maker tours are becoming more popular as they provide hours of entertainment and are cheap and often free. Tours are great for creative date ideas and family adventures with many factory production lines surprisingly kid friendly and educational.

01. World of Coca-Cola

Atlanta, ga.

Journey through the storied history of the iconic beverage brand, interact with a variety of exhibits, and sample beverages from around the world. Experience the real stories behind the world’s most famous beverage brand.

02. Dickey Farms Tour

Musella, ga.

Watch peaches come in from the orchards and out to the grocery stores! Dickey Farms offer daily tours of their packinghouse during peach season. Gather in the packinghouse outside of the office and join them for a guided tour around the grounds. You can truly ‘step back in time’ and pick ‘overipe’ peaches right off of their packing line. The tour wouldn’t be complete without a cup or cone of their award-winning peach ice cream. The ice cream is made in-house with real Georgia peaches.

03. Consolidated Gold Mining Tour

Dahlonega, ga.

Travel 200 feet underground and 100 years back in time!

You and your family will enjoy a 40 minute Underground Adventure of a REAL Mine with one of the friendly and knowledgeable staff members. As you descend the stairs, you will hear tales of miner’s struggles to uncover gold deep within large quartz veins. Your tour guide welcomes interaction from the group as you experience life as a miner at the turn of the century.

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Our West Point, Georgia facility is the only Kia manufacturing plant in the United States, and the only automaker in Georgia.

The plant covers 2,200 acres with a total investment of $2.8 Billion.

We manufacture the Telluride, Sorento and Sportage SUVs (and soon the EV9)

We currently produce 350,000 vehicles a year at this location, operating 3 shifts a day, 24 hours a day.

Additionally, we also ship vehicles to sales markets around the globe, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Middle East and Pacific nations.

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The Kia Georgia Training Center is jointly operated by Kia Georgia and Georgia Quick Start and houses robotics, welding and electronics labs, classrooms and equipment for training on state-of-the-art programmable logic controllers. The Kia Georgia Training was a key part of Kia Georgia’s growth to more than 3,200 team members and continues to provide world class training to the Kia Georgia team.

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The safety of Kia Georgia’s team members and visitors is our top priority. Kia Georgia is committed to establish systems to support safe work performance by creating a work environment where health and safety first is everyone’s responsibility. Safety compliance, applicable legal and other requirements are the overriding priority at Kia Georgia. Working safe is a personal and business responsibility each and every day of all Team Members. By evaluating work hazards and risks to identify objectives, programs and controls, we prevent injuries. Kia Georgia and every Team Member is committed to the prevention of injury and ill health through the continual improvement of the health and safety management system. Our company’s vision and the Kia Way integrated with all our management systems, Core Values and “can do” mindset make us a world class organization driven by Team Members.

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Don’t forget to say “hi” to Maggie the Cow. This Jersey girl is the official mascot of Mayfield Dairy. Feel free to shake her hoof, or better yet, give her a big Southern hug!

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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday  10 am – 5 pm EST   (Last tour starts at 3pm.)  Free Scoop of Ice Cream with tour ticket!

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Explore the iconicity of the Coca‑Cola Brand and some of our most recognizable items from our origin story to today.

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The six-minute film celebrates some of life’s most memorable moments around the world.

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Learn more about the legend of the secret formula for Coca‑Cola.

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Welcome to your guide to factory tours!

Ever wonder how the fortune gets into the fortune cookie? How toothpaste gets into the tube? Or how sheet metal is welded into a shiny new car or motorcycle? Having traveled thousands of miles and personally visited hundreds of factory tours since 1992, we invite you to explore some manufacturing mysteries of the world. Since most of the tours are free, and many give free samples, factory tours and company museums remain the best vacation value in America. Come along for the ride!

The Toronto Star featured an article on me and some of the factory tours I have written about. I am quoted in a CNN Travel feature about nine great factory tours. We also wrote an article for the magazine Leisure Group Travel and was mentioned in Travel & Leisure .

Your guide to factory tours, Karen Axelrod Author and Factory Tour Consultant

25 Best Factory Tours in America for Families Who Love to Go Behind the Scenes

Find out what it takes to construct a jellybean, giant plane and everything in between.

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After a prolonged period of being stuck at home, some families are looking to travel again. And while the COVID-19 pandemic means that precautions still have to be taken, and not every destination is up and running at 100% capacity, there's still plenty of unique experiences out there that are once again open to the public.

The following factory tours and appropriate for kids, are well-reviewed by families and are currently open to visitors (or will be opening soon). But you might want to book ahead — some require timed tickets or reservations before you visit. But when you're done, you'll all know a little bit more about how the world around you is made.

Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory (Louisville, Kentucky)

Swing by to see how baseball bats are made — this company has been churning them out since 1884. Your family can walk through the factory production line and watch the wood chips fly! Everyone can try out bats from iconic players, like Babe Ruth and Derek Jeter. With plenty of photo ops (including your crew inside a giant baseball mitt) and a free mini bat souvenir for every guest, this tour will be a home run. Open daily; $ 18 for adults, $11 for ages 6 – 12, free for ages 5 and under

Jelly Belly Visitor Center & Factory (Fairfield, California)

From your perch above the production line, you’ll witness all the steps — slurry, steam bath, glossy application — it takes to create the gourmet jellybeans that have been a thing since the late 1800s. Video screens provide close-ups and fun facts (like it takes 1 – 2 weeks to make a jellybean). Feeling hungry? Stop at the café for a jellybean-shaped pizza. Open daily (but factory workers are typically there only on weekdays), $5 for adults, $2 for ages 2 and up, free for younger kids

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The Kazoo Factory Tour Experience (Beaufort, South Carolina)

After learning the ins and outs of kazoo-making during a factory walk-through, everyone gets to create their own instrument to take home. A built-in souvenir is music to our ears! Open Monday to Friday, $9 for adults, $7 for ages 4 – 11, free for younger kids

PEZ Visitor Center (Orange, Connecticut)

The colorful facility dispenses equal parts nostalgia (it maintains well-organized vintage PEZ displays) and tech wizardry (you can see how the famous candy is packed). Be sure to snap your kid’s pic in front of the world’s largest PEZ dispenser, which looks like a person wearing a PEZ-themed baseball cap. Open daily; $5 for adults, $4 for ages 3 – 12, free for younger kids

Polaris Experience Center (Roseau, Minnesota)

School-age kids who love to build things will have their mind blown going behind-the-scenes at this maker of snowmobiles and ATVs. On the guided tour, they’ll see laser cutters, high-speed saws and other cool equipment making parts for the vehicles. They can also watch motors being installed and ATVs being tested. Whoa! Open Monday to Friday; children under age 6 prohibited; free

Hammond’s Candy Factory Tour (Denver, Colorado)

This centuries-old confectioner invites you to see how it makes its lollipops, candy canes and other treats. Looking through large viewing windows, your crew will be gobsmacked at how the colorful candies are shaped and packaged. Open Monday –Saturday; free

Kohler Design Center Factory Tour (Kohler, Wisconsin)

Got a teen whose interested in manufacturing? They’ll be fascinated by this detailed two-hour, 3 ½-mile foray behind the scenes of how the brand’s famous plumbing products are created. Open Monday – Friday, children under 14 not permitted, free

Sweet Pete’s Candy Shop (Jacksonville, Florida)

Willy Wonka vibes are strong at this mansion that takes guests from room to room of candy-making demos. You’ll get to design your own chocolate bar, choosing from more than 16 toppings. Check availability online; $6.45 per person

Henry Ford Rouge Factory Tour (Dearborn, Michigan)

One truck per minute rolls off the assembly line at this famous automotive factory — and your crew gets a birds-eye view of the goings-on from a 1/3-mile observation deck. There’s also a gallery of cool cars, like a 1965 Ford Mustang, to check out. Check dates online; $22 for adults, $16.50 for ages 5 – 11, free for younger kids

Turkey Hill Experience (Columbia, Pennsylvania)

While the dairy producer’s actual factory is closed to the public, this children’s museum-like attraction gives families the inside scoop on ice cream-making, plus unlimited free samples. Your kids can create their own virtual flavor, and then star in a commercial promoting it . Open daily; starts at $10.50 per person

World of Coca-Cola (Atlanta, Georgia)

Since you can’t tour an actual Coke bottling plant, this attraction is the next best thing. Its Bottle Works exhibit, showcasing real equipment, explains the packaging process. And you’ll get a chance to taste different kinds of sodas from around the world. Open daily; $19 for adults, $15 for ages 3 – 12, free for younger kids

Tillamook Creamery Tour (Tillamook, Oregon)

From a viewing gallery above the factory floor, you’ll see how milk becomes cheese. Then hit the dining hall for gooey faves, likes grilled cheese and mac ’n cheese. Your fam can even share a “flight” of ice cream. Open daily; tour is free, you can add tasting experiences for a charge

Warner Bros. Studio Tour (Los Angeles, California)

Your crew will be star-struck hanging out at a working movie studio. During the hour-long guided portion, you’ll see backlots, movie sets and maybe even spy someone famous. Then you’ll have two more hours to explore on your own — plenty of time to snap a pic of your family in front of the fountain from Friends . Open daily: $69 for adults, $59 for ages 5 – 10

The Great Utz Chip Trip Tour (Hanover, Pennsylvania)

Kids will discover how potatoes get turned into chips at this famous maker’s plant near the Pennsylvania-Maryland border. They can watch factory workers from an observation gallery; closed-circuit TV monitors provide close-ups. Everyone receives a free sample of chips at the end. Open Monday – Thursday, free

Ben & Jerry’s Factory Experience (Waterbury, Vermont)

With a tentative re-opening planned for the end of June 2022, this beloved attraction wets appetites with a short movie about how Ben & Jerry got their start. From there, it’s off to the mezzanine where you’ll watch how the ice cream is made. Samples of ice cream (sometimes a flavor that’s exclusive to the factory) is the proverbial cherry on top. On your way out, visit the “ice cream graveyard” of flavors that are no longer made. Check back for ticket info

The Crayola Experience (Easton, Pennsylvania)

There are many activities to take part in at The Crayola experience, including a live show where a "crayonologist" demonstrates how crayons are made. The 65,000-square-foot attraction also includes a toddler and a big-kid playground, interactive games and a studio for art projects, among manny other stations — they recommend blocking out three or four hours for a visit. Open daily. Admission is $25 if you buy tickets in advance; a timed ticket is required for all visitors ages 3 and up. There are also Crayola Experience locations in Chandler, Arizona; Mall of America, Minnesota; Orlando, Florida and Plano, Texas, but offerings may vary

Taza Chocolate Factory Tour (Somerville, Massachusetts)

Specializing in stone-ground chocolate, this candy maker explains the production process and hosts a sampling. On weekends, there’s a scavenger hunt-themed tour for kids under age 10 . Open Wednesday – Sunday; $8-$12 per person

The White House (Washington, DC)

Though not a factory in the traditional sense, White House tours are back, and you can meander around the famous Blue Room, Red Room, State dining room and — best of all — the Rose Garden. But you can’t wait until the last minute to book. Twenty-one to 90 days before you’d like to visit, you need to request one of the free tours by contacting your congress member’s office. Tours are only available on Fridays and Saturdays

Blue Bell Creamery Factory Tour (Brenham, Texas)

Look high above the factory floor to see ice cream being packaged in different types of containers. An employee is on-hand to answer all the kids’ questions about the process, so encourage them to ask away. Open Monday – Friday; free

American Whistle Company (Columbus, Ohio)

A kitschy stop on a Midwest road trip, this factory doles out loads of engaging info about a topic you probably never considered — how whistles are made. Everyone receives a whistle to take home. Open Monday Friday; $6 per person

The former senior editor at Parents who started the brand’s awards programs, Karen Cicero is a seasoned journalist who specializes in travel, book, lifestyle and food coverage.Cicero has visited almost every state with her family (look out Wyoming, she’s coming for you next!) She recently presented at several travel industry conferences, including PRSA and the Mid-Atlantic Tourism Alliance. A mom who goes overboard for all the holidays, Cicero lives in the Christmas city itself: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

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JCB’s North American Headquarters in Savannah, GA sits on over 1,000 pristine acres facing one of the nations’ busiest highways, I-95. From the 500,000 square foot state of the art facility, JCB headquarters supports a network of over 115 dealers in the United States and Canada, providing parts, training and expertise. 

Under the same roof, the Savannah manufacturing floor is proud to be the worldwide production facility for all 18 models of the JCB’s exclusive side-door entry skid steer and compact track loaders and we are always excited to provide customers with a firsthand view of the facility. 

For a personalized tour of the JCB Savannah facility, please contact your local JCB dealer. If you would like information on contacting your local dealer, please use the  JCB Dealer Locator .

We regret that we do not offer tours to the general public at this time and that no children under the age of 15 are allowed on any JCB factory tours.