Family Fun! Tour

Family Fun! Tour

Create lasting memories with the whole family!

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DAY ONE – SATURDAY

First Stop: Breakfast at Hub City Deli

Welcome to Jackson! Your first stop is a Jackson staple with fresh, locally-grown ingredients. Specialty breakfast items include the “Hippie Biscuit,” “PBJ Biscuit,” and avocado toast. 

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2060 Pleasant Plains 

Stop 2: Farmers’ Market

In the warmer months, The West Tennessee Farmers’ Market is at its prime with a large selection of vendors and local food trucks. Grab a cup of specialty coffee, a seasonal plant, and beautifully handcrafted home decor pieces. You’ll want to try a warm donut the size of your face from The Donut Truck, a favorite among Jackson locals. 

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91 New Market St. 

Stop 3: Legends of Tennessee Music Museum at the Carnegie 

Your next stop, The Legends of Tennessee Music Museum at the Carnegie, honors music legends who called West Tennessee “home,” like Carl Perkins, Tina Turner, Sonny Boy Williamson, and W.S. Holland.  Explore rock’s beginnings in Jackson, which have been acknowledged by The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, and Elvis. 

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305 E College St. 

Stop 4: Lunch at Jackson’s Kitchen & Catering 

Jackson’s Kitchen & Catering offers mouthwatering salads, sandwiches, bowls, and desserts, as well as a selection of specialty coffee and cocktails.  

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203 E Lafayette St. 

Stop 5: Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum

Once your belly is full, walk over to Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum. Take a step back in time to 1900 to the time of Casey Jones, a locomotive engineer who went down in history as a folk hero after his heroic death in a 1900 train crash in which all passengers were saved but himself. Tour Casey Jones’ historic home, climb aboard the 35-ton Engine 382, and discover the tale about Casey’s heroic last ride. 

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30 Casey Jones Ln. 

Stop 6: Miss Anne’s Ice Cream & Candy Shoppe at The Old Country Store

It’s time for a good, old-fashioned afternoon treat! Miss Anne’s Ice Cream & Candy Shoppe feels like a time capsule from the 1890s. Indulge in a scoop or two of classic Blue Bell ice cream and admire the shop’s nostalgic feel. Be sure to snap a photo of the antique soda fountain, which is over 130 years old and is only one of three of its kind known to exist today!

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56 Casey Jones Ln. 

Stop 7: 3 Rivers Mini Golf 

Now, head to 3-Rivers Mini Golf for a round of mini-golf with a scenic touch. Enjoy 18 holes surrounded by waterfalls and fountains, making for a relaxing yet playful outing for the whole family!

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130 Allen Wood Ln. | Three Way 

Last Stop: Dinner 

  • Picasso Bistro & Pizzeria 
    If you’re in the mood for wood stone fired pizza or a fresh salad or sandwich, head to Picasso Bistro & Pizzeria as your next stop. The pizza dough is made in house from scratch, and the fish is flown in from Hawaii weekly. It’s all fresh and all delicious!

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    10 Stonebridge Blvd. 

  • Los Portales 
    If you’re craving Mexican food, Los Portales has you covered. Help yourself to chips and fresh salsa and a menu full of Mexican cuisine as you take in the beautiful architecture and art around you. 

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    1461 Union University Dr. 

DAY TWO – SUNDAY

First Stop: Brunch at Rock‘n Dough

Rise and shine! It’s time for a delightful, unique brunch at Rock’n Dough in Downtown Jackson. Have you ever had brunch fries? What about waffle sliders or breakfast pizza? It’s an adventure for your taste buds waiting to happen – the ideal way to start your day. 

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16 Jackson Walk Plaza

Stop 2: The Jackson Walk 

The Jackson Walk is the perfect spot to treat yourself to some boutique shopping and pampering. 

Stop 3: Rusty’s TV and Movie Car Museum 

Rusty’s TV & Movie Car Museum is a Jackson gem featuring two buildings with over 50 cars, motorcycles, props and memorabilia from iconic movies and television shows. The screen is brought to life with authentic cars used in movies and shows, as well as replicas. Some favorites include The Mystery Machine, Tow Mater, a Jurassic Park Jeep, Cousin Eddie’s RV, and the 1976 AMC Pacer from “Wayne’s World.” 

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323 Hollywood Dr.

Last Stop: BattleZone Park

Gear up for 12 acres of indoor and outdoor fun at BattleZone Park. Paint the town with a game of paintball, take a shot at axe throwing, or challenge your friends to a game of laser tag, GellyBall, or Nerf War. Get your blood pumping and your game face on for some friendly competition. 

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80 Bowling Dr.