The stage at a modern pavillion plays host to costumed actors who portray explorers, 18th century historians, and other prominent Georgian such as Indian Agent, Colonel Benjamin Hawkins. Their presentations are loaded with entertaining information, packed with tidbits of trivia and laced with humor. Well versed guides lead groups along remnants of Indian trails, stagecoach roads, ferry landings and antebellum ruins. The paths follow the rush of bubbling clear water shoals and the slow meanders of one of the most beautiful waterways in Georgia. The air is filled with the aroma of Indian foods as they are slowly cooked according to authentic Southeastern Indian recipes.
Complete meals are prepared and served according to ancient Native American traditions.
Flint River Adventures camp is used as a base for archaeological expeditions. It also offers courses, in archaeology and ethnohistorical research. Educational motivation and tutoring programs are available for students of middle or high school age. The staff is comprised of certified teachers and the curriculum is adjusted to the student's need. The unique, outdoor setting of the Flint River Adventure camp is used to overcome the negative attitude frequently associated with tutoring programs.