Magnolia Plantation

There used to be a little short blonde girl that worked there for a long time. She was so helpful and knew her stuff. I wouldn’t have tried most things if not for her. The past few times I’ve been there the past couple of years she has not been there. Big loss because she was great. I won’t be back since she’s not there. The current employees are just not as friendly and helpful. I’ll find another place.

Loved this place ! We just stopped in to use the restroom and to my surprise this spot is not just a gas station. It’s like a mini Market where you can buy all sorts of locally made products. Some really cool neat stuff to pass the time and have a quick rest stop off of the highway.

I bought gas here… pumps were all working, price was less than Valdosta, I paid at the pump… no issues here with me!
They have revamped the inside and I like the lay out! Yes there are lots of touristy things but that is not why I stop here! I love some of the jellies that I can’t get anywhere else and I buy it only for myself. I love the Meyer Lemon Blood Orange Pepper Jelly! It is so good! I also buy some Vidalia Onion dressing… It isn’t cheap but it is very good quality and «no shipping»!
This is a good pit stop because you can stretch your legs walking around the store looking at everything! I always stop here!

Good place to stop while traveling I-​75. Nice clean facility, friendly employees, lots of pumps. The problem here is the high touristy prices for all of their stock. These guys couldn’t sell preserves on Rodeo Drive fer cryin out loud.
I admit, I’ve bought a few items here over the years out of curiosity, and they’ve all been of excellent quality. Sometimes I pick up a box of Goo Goo’s cause you cant get them in Florida and I like passing them around to my friends so they become addicted, then I give them the bad news. «Nearest Goo Goo is 200 miles away dude.»
You rarely see anybody purchase anything here, but its funny watching people go through sticker shock over an $ 8 jar of pickled okra. If they dropped prices 20% across the board, this place would be a mob scene.

We stopped on the way to Florida. At least 4, maybe more pumps were down. Lines to get gas were atrocious. I got in line, but the car in front couldn’t move because they were blocked by a truck parked in front of a non working pump. I thought I found an open pump, but another vehicle scooted in and got it. No biggie– I wasn’t desperate for gas. I parked at the store. The checkout lines were long and the restroom lines (especially the ladies) were too. My wife reported to a cashier that the ladies room had no paper supplies. The cashier said no one reported that yet– they with get to it later. I asked a cashier if they had an ATM and they didn’t. My advice– skip this place!

*******BEWARE********This place is a rip-​off, the gas pump charged us $ 1 more per gallon than the posted price and the people here refused to fix it. do not buy gas at this place, they advertise prices $ 1 lower than their pumps charge for the fuel. We bought $ 30 of 87 unleaded, which should have been around 12.5 gallons. We got 9.09 gallons for $ 30 which is 3.30 per gallon, which is not a single one of their advertised prices.

Gas prices through the roof DO NOT GO HERE 3.20 for premium and regular is 1.99. The gas at the next exit is way cheaper and not a scam

They really advertise the crap out if this place in the highway, but it’s not actually very impressive. Basically a big convenience store with a bunch of touristy stuff for sale.

The unleaded gas pulls you in, but the flies make you wish you were somewhere else. Maybe it’s because it was dusk, but there were flies swarming the gas pumps while I was trying to pump my gas. I got my gas and I moved on.
I didn’t venture inside, but it looked like a pretty decent convenience station from my pump. Will definitely keep this on my radar, because the price difference between this and prices I saw in Valdosta, was definitely worth a few little flies.

Overpriced? Yup, but the selection of vidalia onion products is truly impressive. This is really a good place to stop and get gas and take advantage of the I clean restrooms. They do however have some unique hot sauces that I’ve never seen before for those that care about that kind of thing.
Weird tidbit… we had a ton of gnats on our car after stopping here. Just strange.

This has to be the nicest gas station I’ve ever stopped at.
The only reason I’m not giving it more than 3 stars is b/​c I’ve only stopped there once to use the restroom.
You can’t miss it from the interstate though… it’s a huge white «plantation» looking building.
Only in Georgia.

Awesome tourist trap.
Lots of localish food stuffs to buy, gas station, cleanish bathrooms, and on the side of the interstate.
Great pit stop.

Vast selection of fruits, nuts, sauces and canned stuff. the place was clean and the staff was nice. What else can be needed during a quick stop?

On a long road trip to Georgia and stop here to get some snacks and use the bathroom… went inside looked like a old fashion supermarket… There was only two bathroom stalls… huge line for the bathroom… the door was not even working… dirty as hell didn’t like that at all… oh well would be wired if there was such thing as really clean bathroom… Walked around this place and bought a bag of peaches… omggggg these was the best peaches I ever had … I never knew peaches can be so sweet and fully of juicy… even though the place is not clean and feels a little outdated their product is fresh and enjoyable… when I left after filling in gas I noticed a water fountain just all the way in the other side of this place… just there… I thought that was kinda weird lol

Bathrooms are clean enough, but it’s cheap gas that makes you stop here (at least for us).
Beware!!!
Gas was $ 3.19 for unleaded, but 3.95 for mid grade and $ 4.07 for super.

This is almost like a pilgrimage…
Stop for gas, clean restrooms, some snacks, and enough fresh in-​the-​shell pecans to keep us pies for the year!

Clean restrooms. Cheap fountain Cokes and a crazy assortment of jams, jellies, butters and more.

We always stop here on the way to Florida. This is an old-​school roadside stop from the ‘70s. Some good merchandise inside, too.

As far as gas stations go this really is as good as it gets! Beautiful building. Very clean (even the bathrooms). AND you can buy all sorts of great things to snack on while road-​trippin’ through GA.

Definitely worth pulling off the highway for. We just needed to stretch our legs and use the restroom, and I’m so glad that this is where we did it. This is a great place to get locally made/​grown food items, and a fantastic spot to stock up on inexpensive souvenirs for your friends at home.
The place is loaded with everything pecans: whole, halved, chopped, salted, etc. They had all types of nut products: candies, pastries, rolls, meals, pastes, etc. There was also an endless variety of locally made jellies, jams, and other canned fruits and veggies. Fresh Georgia peaches were available by the bag or bucket. There were also some fun locally published cookbooks and zines about regional culture.
One weird thing I picked up was this awesome powdered peanut butter. They press the peanuts until they are completely powder and all oil is removed. To turn it into peanut butter, you just add water to a tablespoon of the powder. It’s much healthier and a really neat gift.