ich in Tradition…   Full of Charm…

Clark’s Grove is only a short walk to historic downtown Covington, framed with shops, restaurants and civic buildings. Famous for its beautiful antebellum homes, the unforgettable town square and friendly atmosphere, Covington has a rich heritage and old fashioned charm that is rarely found in today’s frenetic society. Tree lined neighborhoods and a diverse mix of traditional architecture make walking and biking a joy. But don’t let this fool you; there is a thriving business and entertainment community at the heart of this vibrant southern town. It has been the site of numerous movies and TV series such as: In The Heat Of The Night, The Dukes of Hazard, and My Cousin Vinny to name a few. Located 34 miles east of downtown Atlanta on Interstate 20, it is just outside the ring of Metro Atlanta. Covington is the Piedmont Region’s best kept secret…but not for long.

Other Covington Facts:

• The 4-H Club was established in Covington in 1908 by G. Claude Adams. Mr. Adams also established the first "school buses" for public school students in America.

• Covington's Courthouse (c. 1884) and the entire downtown are listed on the national register of historic places.

• Margaret Mitchell's documented personal choice of "Twelve Oaks" is located on Monticello Street in Covington.