Glennville claims the crown as Georgia's Watermelon Capital. RVers chase sweet harvests, river floats on the Ohoopee, and small-town charm here. Catfish Creek RV Campground hooks you up from $24/night, your perfect launchpad for Tattnall County's juicy secrets.
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Glennville pulses with watermelon pride. Vast fields blanket Tattnall County, fueling the June Watermelon Festival at City Park on Railroad Street. Crowds cheer seed-spitting champs, savor free slices, and groove to bluegrass bands. The Ohoopee River winds nearby, inviting kayaks and bass rods amid cypress shadows. Boggy Bayou offers quiet trails for birders spotting herons.
Catfish Creek RV Campground anchors your stay with budget sites from $24/night. Families unwind in shaded pull-throughs perfect for creek dips. Anglers target catfish right from camp, while couples day-trip to Fort Stewart's edges or downtown's historic courthouse. This lone park in our directory suits road warriors craving river access and farm-fresh pies.
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Glennville shines as Georgia's Watermelon Capital. Fields sprawl across Tattnall County, producing millions of pounds yearly. The June festival at City Park on Railroad Street features seed-spitting contests, live music, and queen pageants that draw thousands for a slice of Southern fun.
Catfish Creek RV Campground lists as the top option near Glennville. Sites start at $24/night along the creek, minutes from Highway 144. Expect shaded spots with hookups, ideal for quick access to Ohoopee River floats and town eats.
Yes, Catfish Creek RV Campground welcomes pets. Leash rules apply at this creek-side spot from $24/night. Dogs love splashing in shallows while you grill near Ohoopee River trails, but check for breed restrictions upfront.