About Us
Southern hospitality and quail hunting abound…
On Riverview’s exclusive quail hunting plantation. Nestled along the banks of the sleepy Flint River in Southern Georgia, Riverview Plantation boasts thousands of acres to hunt abundant game. The hunting ground offers a wide variety of cover including live oak woods, open stands of pine, feed strips, field borders, broomsedge and weed fields. Each year at Riverview, we add new amenities, services and quail hunting courses to ensure that your visit is better than the last.
A Typical Day at Riverview Plantation
During the morning shoot…
You and your hunting partner have hundreds of acres to yourselves. You’ll range over a different course during your afternoon hunt. In fact, during a week’s stay, you’ll never hunt the same area twice.
At 9 a.m., your professional guide…
A year-round Riverview employee – will be waiting for you with six to eight spirited dogs. Our kennels boast more than 200 pointers and setters, along with more than 40 english cocker spaniels. You will ride over the terrain in a specially designed Jeep that offers the perfect view of the dogs as they scent covies and singles.
At noon, you return to the lodge…
Where you’ll eat lunch and take a short rest. Your afternoon hunt – over a different course – begins around 2 p.m. and also lasts about three hours.
Our Southern hospitality continues…
Into dinner, where you’ll enjoy authentic Southern cuisine, including sizzling catfish and hushpuppies, homemade soups, luscious pecan pie and bobwhite quail prepared the Riverview Plantation way. We also offer a sizeable stock of beverages, including a good selection of wines with your dinner.
From head to toe….
Our pro shop contains the perfect items to add to your hunting wardrobe. From hats, shirts, vests and boots, we offer the top of the line hunting brands for our guests to purchase. Whether you are looking for something for yourself, a loved one, or by chance you left your boots at home, our for pro shop has something sure to delight both the avid and recreational hunter.
A Typical Day at Riverview Plantation
During the morning shoot
you and your hunting partner have hundreds of acres to yourselves. You’ll range over a different course during your afternoon hunt. In fact, during a week’s stay, you’ll never hunt the same area twice.
At 9 a.m., your professional guide
a year-round Riverview employee and native Georgian – will be waiting for you with six to eight spirited dogs from our kennel of more than 200 pointers and setters. He’ll drive you and your partner to your hunting area in a specially designed Jeep with high rear seats that offer a good view of the dogs as they scent for coveys and singles.
At noon, you return to the lodge
to have lunch and a short rest. Your afternoon hunt – over a different course – begins around 2 p.m. and also lasts about three hours.
Our Southern hospitality continues
into dinner, where you’ll enjoy authentic Southern cuisine, including sizzling catfish and hushpuppies, homemade soups, luscious pecan pie and bobwhite quail prepared the Riverview Plantation way. We also offer a sizeable stock of beverages, including a good selection of wines with your dinner.
History of the Riverview Plantation
Riverview Plantation has been home to the Cox family for six generations.
Over the years, this rich land location along Georgia’s Flint River, has been renowned as the “Quail Capital of the World.” It has yielded cotton, peanuts, tobacco, pecans and grains, and has been a haven for wild game, fish and birds. For decades, as soon as cool autumn air replaced the sultry heat of summer, we– joined by invited friends and eager dogs– pursued bobwhite quail through thousands of acres. In 1957, we began opening our lands to an exclusive clientele of sportsmen. Today, our focus is on the development of our substantial quail habitat and management of our lodge and guest cottages, along with forest products, vegetables, peanuts, pecans and grains. Over the years, our philosophy remains untouched: preserve the grand tradition of the hunt. At Riverview Plantation, refined sportsmen seek the challenge of bagging the game bird of the aristocracy: the bobwhite quail. Understated elegance complements the beauty of the natural world…and hospitality is a revered tradition.
History of the Riverview Plantation
Riverview Plantation has been home to the Cox family for six generations.
Over the years, this rich land location along Georgia’s Flint River, has been renowned as the “Quail Capital of the World.” It has yielded cotton, peanuts, tobacco, pecans and grains, and has been a haven for wild game, fish and birds. For decades, as soon as cool autumn air replaced the sultry heat of summer, we– joined by invited friends and eager dogs– pursued bobwhite quail through thousands of acres. In 1957, we began opening our lands to an exclusive clientele of sportsmen. Today, our focus is on the development of our substantial quail habitat and management of our lodge and guest cottages, along with forest products, vegetables, peanuts, pecans and grains. Over the years, our philosophy remains untouched: preserve the grand tradition of the hunt. At Riverview Plantation, refined sportsmen seek the challenge of bagging the game bird of the aristocracy: the bobwhite quail. Understated elegance complements the beauty of the natural world…and hospitality is a revered tradition.