Historic Waynesboro
Real Americana, just down the road
A Victorian downtown, a century of field-trial heritage, and a place George Washington himself once stayed.
Since 1903
The Bird Dog Capital of the World
In 1903, while the rest of the country was sorting out cars and electricity, Waynesboro was perfecting something else entirely: field trials for bird dogs. More than a century later, the Georgia Field Trials still draw competitors from across the country each January, and the title stuck.
1791
George Washington slept here
When George Washington traveled through Georgia in 1791, there was no Holiday Inn to pull into, so he stayed in Waynesboro. Today the town keeps that sense of history in its Victorian downtown, an easy 20-22 minute drive from your site at Paw Paw's.
Location
Base at Paw Paw's, explore Waynesboro
You get the quiet of the countryside and the history of town without giving up your five-minute commute to Plant Vogtle.
Make Waynesboro your basecamp
Reserve a site at Paw Paw's and take in historic Waynesboro on your own schedule.