Saugahatchee Crossing Blog: July 2015

Let us never forget the sacrifices or forefathers gave so that we may have the freedoms we enjoy today!

For Our Guests

Saugahatchee Crossing is a private, rural subdivision with lots ranging from 2 to 7 acres +/-. There are only a few lots left for sale in our subdivision. Expect rolling hills, lots of trees, and plenty of wildlife should you decide to make Saugahatchee Crossing your home.

Directions to Saugahatchee Crossing:
From Auburn -
Take Highway 14 West out of Auburn and drive approximately 10 miles. Saugahatchee Crossing is on your right.

From Montgomery -
Take Exit 38 (Tuskegee/Notasulga) on Interstate 85 North. Turn left on Highway 81 and travel 6.6 miles. As you enter Notasulga continue to follow Highway 81 through town (you will bear right then left). It will enjoin Highway 14. Drive approximately 2 miles. Saugahatchee Crossing is on your left.

From Tallassee -
Take Highway 14 East towards Auburn. As you enter Notasulga, you will come to a stop sign with signal (Shell station is on your right). Continue left onto Highway 14 and drive approximately 2 miles. Saugahatchee Crossing is on your left.

Nearby

One may think that a small community does not have much to offer, but they would be surprised to discover the many nearby gems we have, such as:

Shopping:

Carmack's Grocery, 1161 County Road 39, Notasulga

(334) 257-3441

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Carmack-Super-Mikt/148564508502390

Family-owned grocery offering great deals on groceries, including some of the best, fresh-cut meats around!

Attractions:

Whippoorwill Vineyards, 4282 County Road 31, Notasulga

(334) 257-27111

http://www.whippoorwhillvineyards.com/

Free tours and wine tastings, made from locally grown muscadines

Lee County Historical Society, 6500 Stage Road, Loachapoka

(334) 887-3007

http://www.leecountyhistoricalsociety.org/

Host Fall Historical Fair and many other events!

Loachapoka Pioneer Day, Downtown Loachapoka

(334) 707-7574

http://www.leecountyhistoricalsociety.org

Formerly known as the Syrup Sopping and Historical Fair, Pioneer Day will incorporate all the fun activities from the old celebrations as well as music from local bands, Creek Indians, and demonstrations in heritage crafts and food.

Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site, 1616 Chappie James Avenue, Tuskegee

(334) 724-0922

http://www.nps.gov/tuai/index.htm

Park highlighting the contributions of the Tuskegee Airmen

George Washington Carver Museum, Campus Rd, Tuskegee

(334) 712-0933

http://www.gwcarvermuseum.org/

Nearby

One may think that a small community does not have much to offer, but they would be surprised to discover the many nearby gems we have, such as:

Shopping:

Carmack's Grocery-Supermarket

1161 County Road 39, Notasulga

(334) 257-3441

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Carmack-Super-Mikt/148564508502390

Family-owned supermarket offering great deals on groceries, including some of the best, fresh-cut meats around!

Attractions:

Whippoorwill Vineyards

4282 County Road 31, Notasulga

(334) 257-27111

www.whippoorwhillvineyards.com

Free tours and wine tastings, made from locally grown muscadines

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