Fickling Farm is on the left at the corner of Rivoli Drive and Northside Drive
Turn left on Northside Drive
Then turn right at first light onto Wesleyan Drive
Turn left on Oxford Rd, follow on Oxford Circle, then left on Guerry Drive
Turn left on Wesleyan Drive
Then turn left at Rivoli Drive
Turn left on Forsyth Road
Drive past the Museum of Arts & Sciences on the right and the fire station on the left
Turn left on Ridge Avenue, then turn left on Ingleside Avenue (Fickling House is on the left, before the intersection at Pierce Avenue)
Ingleside dead-ends at Riverside Drive
Turn right on Riverside Drive
Then right on Martin King Jr. Boulevard
Follow signs to Carolyn Crayton Park (formerly known as Central City Park) for Cherry Blossom Festival activities, or the Downtown Visitors Center for gift shop, information about attractions, hotels and restaurants
From Downtown Visitors Center
Take right onto Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Turn left onto Riverside Drive (Rose Hill and Riverside Cemeteries will be located on the right)
Turn left at light onto Ingleside Avenue
The Fickling Home Is on the right past the intersection at Pierce Avenue
Continue driving on Ingleside Avenue until it dead-ends then turn right onto Ridge Avenue
Follow Ridge Avenue to the traffic light
Turn right at Vineville Ave
Follow to Rivoli Crossing shopping center (before the railroad bridge) and bear right onto Rivoli Drive
Veer right to Wesleyan Drive, and turn right onto Guerry Drive (Wesleyan Woods subdivision)
Continue past the stop sign and downhill
Take the first right on to Oxford Circle
Stay on Oxford Circle which changes to Oxford Road, and back to Wesleyan Drive then turn right
At the traffic light, turn left onto Northside Drive. Turn left onto Rivoli Drive and the Fickling Farm is on left
Continue on Rivoli Drive to Wesleyan Drive
Take an immediate right and cross the railroad tracks
At the light, turn left on Forsyth Road to come back into Downtown Macon
On the way back, you’ll pass Museum of Arts & Sciences and the Allman Brothers Band Museum