Artistic Forest Dome Escape Near Lake Oconee - Eatonton

🌿 Artistic Geo Dome Retreat in the Woods | The Secret Garden @ Beloved Cabin 🌌

Welcome to your off-grid sanctuary—a soul-stirring retreat designed to inspire creativity, ground you in nature, and leave you feeling refreshed long after your stay.

Tucked within our 16-acre Beloved Cabin Tiny House Homestead, this 20’ geodesic dome is part hideaway, part living artwork. Surrounded by forest and sky, it’s a place to let go of daily distractions and reconnect with stillness, stars, and simplicity. Whether you’re seeking a romantic escape, a quiet creative space, or just time to unplug, this dome offers a truly unforgettable experience. And with Lake Oconee only 5 minutes away, outdoor adventure is always close at hand.

✨ The Dome Experience
Every detail has been chosen with artistry and authenticity in mind. Inside, you’ll find:

A 100-year-old antique bed—beautiful, cozy, and full of charm

A rustic antique potty for a quirky, authentic touch

A velvet sofa, perfect for curling up with a book or journal

Propane cooktop, cooler, and basic cookware for simple meals

Kitchenette with water container and basin for handwashing and light cleanups

Towels, linens, and bedding provided for a restful stay

This is a WiFi-free zone with limited cell service (AT&T works best). It’s an intentional space to slow down, reconnect, and savor nature’s rhythm.

🌙 Outdoors

Private fire pit with seating under the stars (BYO firewood or purchase on-site when available)

A natural soundtrack of owls, crickets, rustling leaves—and the occasional curious deer

Outdoor shower (coming soon!). Until then, guests have access to a private bathroom at the community house.

🛖 Community Amenities
The dome keeps things simple, but comfort is never far away. Guests are welcome to use our community house, which includes:

A fully-equipped kitchen with modern appliances

Hot shower and flush toilet

Laundry room, dining area, and cozy lounge

Books, DVDs, and games to enjoy indoors

Peaceful trails, a flowing creek, and quiet spaces for meditation or journaling