Millen, Georgia, pulls RV travelers to its Ogeechee River swamps and Jenkins County Watermelon Festival fields. Four parks in our directory offer prime bases for river fishing and sinkhole hikes. Camp here to unplug in quiet woods or chase small-town vibes on Main Street.
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Millen anchors Jenkins County with its famed Watermelon Festival each summer on South Gray Street. Bass anglers cast lines into the Ogeechee River's dark waters. Hikers trace boardwalks around Magnolia Springs State Park's eerie sinkholes, formed by vanished river channels long ago. Cotton fields roll beyond town limits.
Magnolia Springs State Park fits families; kids love its playground while parents plug into 50-amp sites for $31 to $65 nightly. Pine Hill Camp draws groups and pet lovers with pull-through spots and open policies on dogs. Lazy L Cabins suit couples seeking rustic charm. Park cottages provide upscale stays at $155 to $250, complete with 30- and 50-amp power.
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Millen earns fame for its Jenkins County Watermelon Festival and Ogeechee River bass fishing. The festival packs South Gray Street each July with truckloads of ripe melons and live music. Sinkholes at Magnolia Springs State Park draw hikers to explore ancient riverbed scars amid cypress trees.
Magnolia Springs State Park, Pine Hill Camp, Lazy L Cabins, and park cottages list in our Millen directory. Magnolia Springs hugs the Ogeechee River with WiFi and playgrounds. Pine Hill provides pet-friendly pull-throughs just minutes from town.
Yes, Pine Hill Camp welcomes pets with pull-through sites and group areas. Magnolia Springs State Park allows leashed dogs on trails and campsites. Check Lazy L Cabins for specific policies; most spots enforce quiet rules after dark.