Wray, Georgia, hooks RV anglers with bass-rich waters at Ben Hill Landing County Park. Campers snag 30-amp sites and water hookups from just $15 a night. Quiet fields and river bends make this spot your perfect south Georgia base.
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Wray nestles along Highway 135 in Coffee County's peanut heartland. Golden fields ripple under wide skies, while the Little Satilla River draws bass and catfish hunters. Drive 20 minutes south to Douglas for the October Peanut Festival's boils, parades, and fiddles. Farmers market stalls overflow with boiled peanuts and fresh produce year-round.
Ben Hill Landing County Park suits budget anglers and families chasing river adventures. Thirty-amp electric hookups, water connections, and on-site drinking water keep setups simple. Cast lines from shore or launch kayaks steps from your RV; rates start at $15 nightly for easy overnights.
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Wray shines for peanut farming and rural quiet in Coffee County. Fields of peanuts and timber surround the town along Highway 135. Anglers flock to the Little Satilla River nearby, while Douglas's annual Peanut Festival 20 minutes south packs in parades, food boils, and live music every October.
Ben Hill Landing County Park serves as Wray's sole RV park. It offers 30-amp electric, water hookups, and drinking water from $15 per night. Riverside spots put the Little Satilla River at your doorstep for fishing or relaxing.
Ben Hill Landing County Park delivers 30-amp electric hookups, water connections, and drinking water. Full sewer absent, but dump stations nearby handle waste. These amenities suit dry campers upgrading to powered riverfront sites.