Unearth the charm of yesteryear with a unique RV camping experience where history breathes life into every nook and cranny. Established in 1884, our enchanting destination offers a rare glimpse into the past, boasting a storied general store that invites you to meander through relics and souvenirs of bygone days. Recharge your spirit with a visit to our 1884 Caf, where the aroma of traditional fare mingles with tales of the past. Surround yourself with the whispers of history among authentic old structures, including a cotton gin, seed house, warehouse, and timeless outhouses that paint a vivid picture of historical rural life. This living museum promises to be an invigorating stop for RV enthusiasts seeking both relaxation and a touch of education. Whether you're indulging in a leisurely walk among the vintage buildings or picking up a keepsake to commemorate your journey, this location is a testament to the allure of simplicity and the enduring spirit of history. Step out of your RV and into a different era, where the fusion of the past and present creates an unforgettable camping experience. Here, every sunset witnessed and every story traded adds another layer to the rich tapestry of memories awaiting you. Come and find respite under the shade of heritage, an ideal haven for those wandering the roads in search of stories etched in time.

Please contact us if you need to stay an extra night or 2. Fee is $30 for each additional night and will be dependent on space available. Pay in the form of cash or credit card inside the store by 2pm on the day of your stay.

The grass lot to the east of our store is where you will park. Please be careful as we get a fair amount of rain here; if you drive too deep into the lot on a wet day you may get stuck. If you stay close to the road you should be fine. If you want to park on the paved drive above the grass lot (near the cemetery) you are welcome to; just be sure not to block the drive.

Our dumpster is for restaurant use only; please take your trash with you.

The Simmons-Wright Company, established in 1884, is more than a store, it was the Dollar General of its day. From selling caskets to trading mules for goods. The history is rich and if only the walls could talk. This is not an amusement park, but a great place to see history, browse antiques, collectibles, and souvenirs and get a taste of good ole southern cooking. This is a place your children need to experience!