Welcome

Meriwether County, Georgia offers the things that stories are made of. From the covered bridge built by freed slave and self-taught engineer Horace King, to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Little White House, our county offers  diversity for visiting and living. Why not plan your next trip to Meriwether County and shop Warm Springs,  hike Pine Mountain or fish the Flint? Then you can eat at the Bulloch House, camp, bicycle, RV the Chattahoochee-Flint Heritage Highway, tour the Presidential Pathways or rest in a Bed & Breakfast.

Come and experience Georgia in Meriwether County.

Visit Meriwether County

Meriwether County, Georgia is proud to share our historic sites and local venues with our guests who travel from all over the world. We would like to invite you to visit our home in western central Georgia and catch the same hospitality that Franklin D. Roosevelt caught and what kept him coming back for more than 20 years.

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Our History

Meriwether County’s history dates back before recorded times when the Indians used its paths for trading routes, the springs as a source of healing and it wilderness as a source of beauty to behold. Many books have been written about our history, culture and opportunities...

Agri-Tourism at its best

Fitzgerald Farm: You will not be disappointed with the locally grown, sweet Georgia Peaches from Fitzgerald Farms.  Our farm stretches across Meriwether County, from Stovall to The Cove, and with varieties that ripen from late May through early September, you are sure to find...