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After lunch, plan to continue riding the trails or arrange for a guided tour by Mark Glass, owner and operator of Georgia’s largest alligator foarm -- over 40,000 gators! Winding down in late afternoon, enjoy one of Sue Adams’ homemade desserts. All of this is at the Oak Shed at Adams Farms, our rustic, indoor-outdoor (heated) recreation facility. The manager of this ride will be our son-in-law, Kip Davis. He can be reached at 229-336-8958(night) or James Lee Adams, Jr. 229-336-8298 with any questions or for reservations for large groups.
For your convenience, you can click on the green buttons below and pay via Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, e-check, or PayPal through our Pay-Pal Enabled Shopping Cart. You can return to this page and click on other items and they will be automatically added to your cart. You may also sign up and mail in our brochure. Payment must be received in advance for this special ride.
Note: After clicking one of thes Requirements: Bring your own horse, coggins will be checked on each horse at the gate. You cannot bring a horse on the property that does not have a current coggins certificate. Have it ready when
you arrive, it will be required before you can drive your trailer onto the property. This will save you time and protect everyone on the ride! Sample Menu: BBQ Chicken- Delicious barbeque chicken, baked potato bar, fresh layered salad, corn on the cob, homemade sourdough bread (Southern Style), fresh cinnamon rolls, coffee, tea, water, hot chocolate, and lemonade. Guides: We mark the trails well for you. This time, we will plan an alternative 3 hour ride for the afternoon. Our riders always comment about how well the trails are marked. Those arriving early will leave early if they want to. This is a requested improvement from last time. If you would like to schedule a later arrival and ride time, please let us know when you register. E-mail us with questions. All riders must bring their own horse -- horses are not furnished. MapsCamilla, Georgia is positioned between Thomasville, Georgia and Albany, Georgia on US Highway 19.
Driving Instructions (from Camilla:) From the Pizza Hut (across from Tommy’s Tires), go north toward Albany on US 19. After 2.0 miles turn left (west) onto PSC road (across from the Keystone Hatchery.) Cross the railroad track and go 0.3 miles on PSC Road until it dead ends into Old Georgia 3. Turn right (north) on Old Georgia 3 and go 0.7 miles until the second extreme curve in Old Georgia 3 and turn to the left on the first dirt road you encounter, Schley Road. Schley Road is immediately beside a pecan grove and on the curve. Go west on Schley Road until it dead ends and then go right on South Curve Road. After you go a total of 0.7 miles on these two dirt roads, you will see the Oak Shed on your left. Driving Instructions (from Albany): From Albany proceed south on US 19 toward Camilla. When you see a barn with “Vann Farms” on its roof (on your left, east of US 19) go 0.9 miles (this will be after Wind Gap Farms on your right) and on the top of the hill turn onto River Road. You will see a sign for St. Mary’s Church at the start of River Road. Cross the railroad track and you will travel a total of 1.4 miles until you encounter Old Georgia 3 (road sign is usually down but will be the first 4 way paved intersection on River Road after you leave US 19.) Turn left (south) on Old Georgia 3 and go 2.6 miles (you will see a pecan grove on your right.) Just before a small bridge on Old Georgia 3, you will see South Curve Road on your right (dirt road.) Turn onto South Curve Road and follow it (you will turn 90 degrees on South Curve Road at some grain bins, go by two concrete block houses and an old chicken house) for 0.6 miles and you will see the Oak Shed on your right.
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