Discover Clyattville: Parks, Ponds, and River Access

When traveling to Clyattville, you can plan your leisure activities around different interests: open spaces for sports and recreation, parks with a pond and picnic facilities, or access to a river. If you’re looking for hotels in Clyattville, it helps to consider which of these activities is most important for your trip. The options listed differ in how they can be used, park size, and geographic location.

Parks with different features

Clyattville Community Park covers seven acres and offers open spaces for baseball, softball, soccer, frisbee, and general recreation. Its offerings range from specific ball sports to open-ended recreational use. South of Clyattville on Madison Highway, Oris Blackburn Memorial Park spans more than 100 acres. It is therefore considerably larger than the seven-acre Community Park. You can compare the two parks by both their size and the activities listed for each.

A pond, picnicking, and river access

Oris Blackburn Memorial Park has a boat ramp providing access for johnboats to a five-acre pond. The park also has three picnic shelters with grills and access to restrooms. A large fishing pond stocked with bass and bluegill is another park feature. In addition to the open spaces, you can choose from specific activities involving water, fishing, and picnicking.

Nankin Boat Ramp is in the Clyattville area, at the county boundary between Clyattville and Nankin. It provides access to the Withlacoochee River. For planning purposes, these are two different types of water access: the pond at Oris Blackburn Memorial Park and the river access at Nankin Boat Ramp. The geographic location also helps distinguish Nankin Boat Ramp from the amenities at Oris Blackburn Memorial Park.

Fifth Day Farm: Goat Yoga and History

Fifth Day Farm offers goat yoga on the farm grounds or at a location chosen by visitors. Please contact the farm directly to confirm participation details and prices. Fifth Day Farm is a petting farm that opened to the public a few years ago. The farm’s story began in 2017 as a backyard hobby and grew into a home for rescued animals. Its history thus includes both its beginnings in a private backyard and its later development as a home for rescued animals.

A regional point of interest in Valdosta

Further afield in the region is Wild Adventures in Valdosta, Georgia. The attraction combines a theme park, a water park, and a wildlife park. Its location in Valdosta is useful for getting your bearings when you’re including Clyattville and another regional destination in your travel plans.

Discover more destinations: Valdosta, Lake Park.

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