Charming rustic cabin with loft bed, fire pit and creek in beautiful Dahlonega

Only 10 minutes from Dahlonega square!

Take a break & unwind at this peaceful loft cabin nestled next to the Chattahoochee National Forest or pan for gold only steps away in our creek.

Enjoy hiking, local wineries, & ride bikes! After a day of adventures, relax on the screened deck while listening to the creek or enjoy the fire pit while cooking on the gas grill.

Whatever brings you to Dahlonega, we hope to provide you with a memorable & enjoyable experience.<br>
The loft features a comfy queen-sized bed, warm electric fireplace, and TV.

The bathroom features a soaking claw foot tub and shower.

Enjoy the warm and inviting living area with a full-size fold out sofa bed, reclining chair, electric fireplace, Wi-fi TV, and board games.

Prepare your favorite home, cook a meal in our full kitchen, and gather around the cozy table for four or the screened-in porch for meals.

The kitchen includes complimentary coffee, water, and various teas for your enjoyment.

Guests have access to the cabin, fire pit area, the creek, and property along the driveway. Guests may also hike along the trail that explores the National Forest behind the cabin.

There is a handicap entrance to the cabin.

*Age requirement to book our cabin is 25 years old.

*Please wear bright colored clothes when hiking due to it being hunting season. (Archery: Sept. 13–Oct. 10 Primitive Weapons: Oct. 11–Oct. 17* Firearms: Oct. 18–Jan. 11)

*The cabin is over 80 years old and nestled in the mountains, surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. While we work very hard to keep it clean and comfortable, it’s possible that during warmer winter days, spring thaws, or rainy weather, a little visitor such as a spider, ladybug, ant, or even a bee might sneak inside. These bugs are harmless, and we’re always happy to take care of them promptly — vacuuming, removing, and spraying with non-toxic essential oils if needed.

Because the cabin sits next to the Chattahoochee National Forest, local wildlife such as deer, foxes, turkeys, coyotes, skunks, raccoons, squirrels, groundhogs, fisher cats, and moles also call this area home. They typically stay deep in the woods and are rarely seen, but occasional sightings do happen — it’s all part of the mountain charm!

One small dog is allowed for an additional pet fee of $50

Business License #4570