Callaway Plantation

Can you imagine camping amidst 200 years of history while enjoying the serenity of Georgia’s countryside? Callaway Plantation Campground, located just five miles west of Washington, Georgia, offers a unique blend of historical immersion and peaceful outdoor escape. This small, quiet campground sits on a 56-acre site with just nine RV-friendly campsites, providing both water and sewer hookups and a genuine appreciation for history.

Situated within a historic plantation restoration project, the campground allows visitors to step back in time. Guests can tour seven meticulously preserved structures, such as the 1869 Brick House, original slave cabins, and a one-room schoolhouse, all of which vividly capture the life of the agricultural South. The campground's setting across from the Washington-Wilkes Airport ensures a tranquil atmosphere with minimal disruption, perfect for day trips, weekend getaways, or extended stays.

Washington, Georgia, known for its historical charm and proximity to landmarks like the Robert Toombs House State Historic Site and the Kettle Creek Battlefield (both within 15 minutes from Callaway), provides additional opportunities for exploration. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking a quiet retreat with a cultural twist, Callaway Plantation Campground delivers a uniquely enriching camping experience.