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The National Cornbread Festival is a South Pittsburg tradition — a weekend that turns downtown into a celebration of food, music, and community, just minutes from Sasquatch Farm RV Park. Come early and stay all day: there's something for everyone.
The festival is a haven for food enthusiasts and fun-seekers alike. Attendees can enjoy the much-anticipated cornbread cook-off, where talented chefs showcase their culinary prowess, along with live music performances that provide a lively soundtrack as you explore the bustling vendor booths filled with unique crafts and delicious food. For those looking for adventure, carnival rides and scavenger hunts promise excitement for all ages, alongside cornbread sampling, cooking demonstrations, and historical tours.
Cornbread Alley
Cornbread Alley is a true highlight for food lovers. Whether you prefer sweet, savory, spicy, or classic, there's a cornbread creation to delight every palate.
Arts & crafts
The festival features an array of arts and crafts, showcasing the talents of local artisans — intricate jewelry, pottery, and other handmade treasures perfect for finding something one-of-a-kind.
Food vendors
The food vendors offer a mouthwatering array of treats, so attendees can savor diverse flavors while exploring the festival grounds.
Kids' corner
The Kids' Corner is a delightful haven for younger visitors, with face painting and interactive workshops that make the festival experience unforgettable for the whole family.
Tours
Jump on the trolley and learn about the area's rich cultural heritage. These guided tours explore significant landmarks and local history with stories from the past.
Carnival
The carnival is a vibrant hub of excitement, featuring thrilling rides and entertaining games for all ages.
The National Cornbread Festival is held every spring in South Pittsburg — check the National Cornbread Festival website for this year's dates. And when you come, Sasquatch Farm RV Park is just a few minutes away — close enough to walk off a plate of cornbread and still make it back for a campfire.