"Melon Bluff and Palmyra Plantation Barn" offers River views in the Midway region of Georgia.

Melon Bluff is a privately-owned, nature-based hideaway just south of Savannah, Georgia. This gorgeous, pristine part of the vanishing Georgia coast offers sweeping river views, mysterious wetlands and majestic moss-draped ancient oaks. And Melon Bluff's deluxe lodging accommodations and gourmet dining have a special appeal to those who enjoy a quiet, very private and beautiful break from the rest of the world. Just 35 minutes from Savannah's old world charm and historic attractions, Melon Bluff's unspoiled 3,000 acre landscape of woods, marshes and river provide miles and miles of private grassy trails abounding with wildlife. Over the past several hundred years, the land has been influenced by early Native American culture, Spanish occupation, the first introduction of African culture, English settlements and a once-thriving rice culture. It has also withstood the devastation of the Civil War, abandonment and poverty-based subsistence farming...later contrasted to the glamor, bathtub gin and rum-running days of Prohibition. It has renewed itself after massive timbering, and now, instead of dying under asphalt and subdivisions, Melon Bluff has assumed a vital new life through historic and environmental research, education and eco-tourism.

Visit the website for Melon Bluff and Palmyra Plantation Barn at: www.melonbluff.com/