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Madison County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism
Madison County is the gem of North Florida rural counties. The county features a large agricultural business base, combined with retail, medical, service and professional businesses. In addition, Madison County is the home of North Florida Community College, now celebrating 50 years of service to the community. Madison is a faith-based community...
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Madison County is the gem of North Florida rural counties. The county features a large agricultural business base, combined with retail, medical, service and professional businesses. In addition, Madison County is the home of North Florida Community College, now celebrating 50 years of service to the community. Madison is a faith-based community offering over 100 churches for its citizens. It is home to several annual festivals including the Lee Homecoming Days (early April), Down Home Days (late April in Madison), Hickory Grove Founders Day (Oct.) and the Greenville Country Christmas (Dec.). And continuing through 2009 and 2010, Downtown Madison will be hosting the Fifth Saturday Farmers and Friends Festival each fifth Sat. during the year!
Madison County is well known for its rolling hills and beautiful vistas and is frequently visited by nationally known bicycle organizations. The county is filled with bicycle and walking trails and with three different rivers serving as our county boundaries, canoeing, kayaking and boating opportunities abound.
And in Madison County, "History never had it so good!" Madison County is blessed with dozens of structures ranging from 100 years to over 150 years old. When you visit, be sure to enjoy the Treasures of Madison County Museum located on South Range Street in Madison.
Accommodations range from nationally known hotel chains and campgrounds to quaint, totally refurbished bed & breakfast facilities.
Visiting Madison County, is a relaxing, comforting and educational opportunity to fall back into the 19th century. And they're proud to say that they're home to over 20,000 friendly country people and just a few old grouches!
Madison County is conveniently located on Interstate 10, between Lake City and Tallahassee and is a good stone's throw just south of Valdosta, GA.
Come visit Madison County. We make new friends everyday!
For additional information call the Madison County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism or visit their website. Read Less
Madison County is well known for its rolling hills and beautiful vistas and is frequently visited by nationally known bicycle organizations. The county is filled with bicycle and walking trails and with three different rivers serving as our county boundaries, canoeing, kayaking and boating opportunities abound.
And in Madison County, "History never had it so good!" Madison County is blessed with dozens of structures ranging from 100 years to over 150 years old. When you visit, be sure to enjoy the Treasures of Madison County Museum located on South Range Street in Madison.
Accommodations range from nationally known hotel chains and campgrounds to quaint, totally refurbished bed & breakfast facilities.
Visiting Madison County, is a relaxing, comforting and educational opportunity to fall back into the 19th century. And they're proud to say that they're home to over 20,000 friendly country people and just a few old grouches!
Madison County is conveniently located on Interstate 10, between Lake City and Tallahassee and is a good stone's throw just south of Valdosta, GA.
Come visit Madison County. We make new friends everyday!
For additional information call the Madison County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism or visit their website. Read Less
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