Beyond the Trail: Your Guide to Historic Union Point, GA, and the Lake Oconee Region
From Revolutionary History to Southern Dining, Explore the Unique Charm Surrounding Little River RV Park.
You’ve found your perfect basecamp for off-road adventure, but the excitement doesn’t stop at the edge of the trail. Little River RV Park is ideally situated to let you explore the unique heritage, charming downtowns, and beautiful natural landscape of Union Point, GA, and the wider Lake Oconee region.
A Journey Through Time: History & Heritage
Union Point, GA, is steeped in a rich Southern history that predates the Civil War. Take a break from the dust and enjoy a short, scenic drive to discover the stories of this unique community.
Just miles from the park. Visit the longest continuously operating church in Georgia. Drive along Bethesda Church Rd. to find the historic well house that once refreshed travelers journeying to and from the original plantation.
Located in the former early 1900s schoolhouse, this museum houses relics from the Confederate Wayside Home and displays on the Georgia Railroad and the Chipman Union Hosiery Mill.
A solemn marker in this park memorializes the fourteen Union Point women who ran the Wayside Home, serving over a million meals to wounded Civil War soldiers. The nearby historic cemetery contains the graves of seventeen soldiers who died there.
Short Drive. Explore the historic home of Alexander H. Stephens, the Vice President of the Confederacy. The park also offers beautiful scenery, hiking, and a lake.
Culinary Comfort: Local Restaurants & Dining
After a day on the trails or exploring the past, you’ll be ready for some authentic Southern hospitality and delicious food. Venture out to nearby Greensboro and the Lake Oconee area for a memorable meal.
Lake Oconee Bistro (Greensboro/Eatonton Area): A favorite spot known for fresh, local food, a taphouse, and a wine bar in a historic setting. Excellent for a casual family dinner or a date night.
Sammy’s (Greensboro): A great local gathering spot with a full bar, known for its flatbreads, charcuterie, and lively atmosphere with music bingo and trivia nights. Perfect for a relaxed meal.
The Yesterday Cafe (Greensboro Area): Known for its Southern-style, home-cooked favorites and famous sweet treats. A must-try for local flavor.
Recreation & Relaxation: Lake Life and More
When you need a change of pace from the off-road thrill, the gorgeous lakes and nature parks of Georgia are just a short drive away, offering a different kind of outdoor experience.
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What You’ll Love
Perfect For
Lake Oconee
Just minutes away, this massive reservoir is an oasis for boaters, fishers, and sightseers. Find public ramps for fishing and enjoy the stunning lakeside views.
Boating, Fishing, Golf, Scenic Drives.
Watson Mill Bridge State Park
Home to the longest covered bridge in Georgia, this park offers beautiful river shoals, swimming, hiking trails, and horseback riding.
Boating, Fishing, Golf, Scenic Drives.
Festival Hall (Greensboro)
Check the local calendar for events! This restored historic venue often hosts local gatherings, concerts, and community events.
Checking out local culture and events.
Ready to Explore?
Your adventure begins the moment you park your rig. Whether you spend the day conquering the tracks at Durhamtown or uncovering the historic secrets of Greene County, Little River RV Park is your comfortable, full-hookup home base.