If you are choosing to stay at Sasser RV in Dawson, GA, you may be wondering about things to do during your long-term RV stay. Well, you are in luck—the area offers a great balance of tranquil retreats, plenty of activities, and quaint small-town charm.
Let’s start in Dawson, GA. This charming small town, just a few minutes north of Sasser RV, is loaded with character. With a population of around 4,000 people, Dawson has things to do without feeling crowded. Downtown is filled with respectful old buildings that transport you back in time, with the Terrell County Courthouse being the crowning jewel. This towering brick building is a fantastic example of high Victorian architecture. Complete with porches covered by giant granite arches and adorned with a five-story clock tower, this is a must-see structure. The town itself is surrounded by an endless repetition of rolling farms and lush hedgerows, a landscape as American as apple pie. Speaking of pie, if you are looking for a unique dining experience during your long-term RV stay, try some of these options. The Farmhouse at 619 Martin Luther King Jr Dr, Dawson, GA, does everything right with BBQ. Mama Rita’s Mexican Kitchen at 922 Forrester Dr SE, Dawson, GA, offers a great blend of authentic Mexican cuisine and the staples you would expect and want. For southern buffet-style food, you have to try Paul’s Little Supper at 245 Stonewall St SE, Dawson, GA. The town has all the essentials a travel nurse or transient worker may need as well, including fast food options, grocery stores, laundromats, and places to buy propane and general goods.
Moving right next door to the RV park, you will find Sasser, GA. Don’t miss this little diamond with its incredible and unique spots on the map. The downtown stretch is flanked by brick-faced storefronts that will have you romanticizing a time before corporate chains and big stores. Be sure to check out Sasser Premier Outdoors at 125 US-82, Sasser, GA, for any of your outdoor or hunting needs. Placed in a newly renovated gas station, they have you covered from hunting supplies to ATVs. They also carry Bronwood beef, raised and grass-fed locally, for grilling aficionados. Another must-see local spot is Mark’s Melon Patch located at 8580 Albany Hwy, Dawson, GA. This roadside farm market always has the freshest produce and gets especially lively in the fall with all sorts of activities. The fried peanuts, fresh-picked fruit, and family fun of Mark’s Melon Patch are less than one mile from Sasser RV.
Albany, GA, is the largest city in the area and offers all the conveniences one could look for. From the mall, movie theaters, and a wide variety of restaurants to a regional airport and multiple universities, this city of 70,000 people is just 12 miles south of our park. Additionally, the Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital headlines a robust healthcare network in the area. However, don’t think there is nothing unique in Albany. While visiting our “big city,” be sure to check out the Flint RiverQuarium, the Albany Museum of Art, Chehaw Park, and of course, the Ray Charles Plaza.
The proximity of these towns and their various offerings make Sasser RV in Dawson, GA, a fantastic RV campground for traveling workers, travel nurses, and anyone who needs a long-term RV park to stay in. If you are still looking for something to fill your time while at our campground, stay posted for more articles detailing some specific adventures in the area.