Unveil the sweet charm of rural Georgia as you embark on a unique RV camping adventure at this beloved blackberry and blueberry farm. Established in 2014 by the passionate Frank and Natalie Burton, this farm has flourished from a humble 6 acres of luscious blackberries to over 100 acres of sprawling land, dedicated to cultivating the juiciest of berries under the golden Coolidge sun. A visit here is not just any camping trip; it's an immersive experience into the world of berry farming, where every fruit is handpicked and the commitment to food safety is paramount. Picture yourself wandering through endless rows of berries in the gentle dawn light, the air sweet with the promise of harvest, and the horizon painted with breathtaking sunset views that invite moments of serene contemplation. As night falls, your RV campsite becomes a cozy retreat amidst the natural splendor, offering a unique opportunity to connect with nature and the dedicated souls behind this family-owned farm. Share stories, learn about the journey from berry to bottle, and indulge in the fruits of their labordelicious jams, jellies, sauces, and syrups, crafted with love and care. Your stay promises more than just relaxation; it offers a taste of farm life, a connection to the earth, and the warmth of joining an extended family dedicated to bringing the finest berries to your table. Whether you're an avid RV camper seeking new horizons or a food enthusiast eager to savor farm-fresh delights, this blackberry and blueberry heaven in Coolidge, GA, invites you to weave your own story into the fabric of its rich, fruitful land.

Burton Brambles offers blueberry and blackberry products including cobbler kits, jams, pepper jellies, cider, BBQ sauce, steak sauce, vinaigrette dressing, salsa, and gift boxes. In addition, during March and April, we will have fresh strawberries. In April, we will have fresh blueberries.

Contact Host for parking information. When you pull into Burton Brambles farm, you'll see our grey metal cooler facility on the left. Once you drive over the culvert, please park in the grassy area to the right near the blackberry plants.