Fitzgerald, Georgia, charms with its rare Civil War legacy: the only U.S. city founded by Union and Confederate veterans together. Five RV parks dot the area, starting at $20 a night, positioning you perfectly for Blue and Gray Museum tours and Alapaha River dips at Bowens Mill. Camp here to blend history hunts with lazy Southern swims.
Fitzgerald bursts with history at the Blue and Gray Museum, packed with Union and Confederate relics from the city's 1896 founding. Walk Main Street's brick-lined district, grab coffee at local spots like The Corner Cafe, and time your trip for the BlueGrey BBQ Festival in October. Paddle or fish the nearby Little River, or drive five minutes to Dorminy Park for shaded picnics.
Paulk RV Park draws budget campers with rates from $25 nightly, steps from city conveniences. Lazy Acres Camp fits families seeking 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, showers, and $20 to $40 pricing. Bowens Mill Christian Center suits big rigs with pull-through sites and 30-amp power near the Alapaha River. Paulk City Park and Paulk Park offer town-based stays with showers, dump stations, and water or sewer hookups for quick explorations.
Fitzgerald ranks as the only U.S. city founded jointly by Union and Confederate Civil War veterans in 1896. The Blue and Gray Museum displays their artifacts, uniforms, and stories that draw history fans. This unique heritage shapes the town's festivals and walking tours on Main Street.
Paulk RV Park, Lazy Acres Camp, Bowens Mill Christian Center, Paulk City Park, and Paulk Park serve Fitzgerald. Most cluster near downtown or the Alapaha River for easy access. Expect amenities like 50-amp hookups at Lazy Acres and dump stations at Paulk City Park.
Lazy Acres Camp offers 50-amp service alongside 30-amp options and showers. This setup powers air conditioners or larger rigs reliably during Georgia summers. Rates run $20 to $40 nightly, ideal for extended stays near Bowens Mill.
