Conley: History and Nature

Conley, Georgia, has ties to Civil War history and a documented dairy goat farm. When choosing a vacation rental, nature destinations in the region should be distinguished geographically from facts about the town.

History and Farm

• The historical marker “Stewart’s & Lee’s A.C. March to Lovejoy’s Station” in Conley records that Lee reached Lovejoy’s Station on September 3, 1864.
• Decimal Place Farm is a 40-acre Grade A dairy goat farm with Saanen goats in Conley, Georgia.
• Decimal Place Farm does not currently offer tours.

Nature and Orientation

• The southern edge of Soapstone Ridge lies in Clayton County; Conley Creek forms the ridge’s southern geological boundary.
• Reynolds Nature Preserve offers a six-stop audio tour.
• Reynolds Nature Preserve is registered as a wildlife sanctuary through the Georgia Audubon Society.

Choosing Suitable Accommodation

Decimal Place Farm does not currently offer tours, so the farm is not an open-access visitor attraction. The historical marker gives the date of Lee’s march. Check actual access to the nature preserve, and check the accommodation’s address, rooms, and terms.

For regional context: Clayton.