There are several areas within this huge neighborhood near our cabin that you are free to enjoy. Most are along the Coosawattee River and offer picnic areas and space for children to play. Fishing is permitted provided you have a fishing license which can be obtained from Walmart or online at https://www.gooutdoorsgeorgia.com/ The stocked pond at Beaver Lake Pond does not require a license however.
Below you will find some pictures and the pinned locations of these parks. Please note that the Recreation Center Facilities and swimming pools are not free to renters. You must be (or with) an owner or you must have a punch card (each punch allows 4 people access for the day to all facilities at the rec center and the other pools located throughout CRR. Each punch card has 7 punches.). Please contact the host for more information on the punch card.
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Who doesn’t love a scavenger hunt?? The next time you head to the quaint downtown square of Ellijay in the North Georgia mountains, take a walk with the kids and hunt for these “things” all within walking distance of the square! This is also a fun activity for dad and the kids while mom shops in some of the cool antique stores and boutiques right there on the square!
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These beautiful 4000 acres historically have been home to the Cherokee Indians In Georgia. Today it offers over 25 miles of various hiking and 27 miles of biking trails to choose from, along with picnic shelter, fishing spots, swimming, horseback riding... not to mention the expansive views over North Georgia mountains. There is a $5/vehicle fee to enter the park (it was based on the honor system with envelops available at the entrance or in the parking areas).
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Welcome to the 3rd highest falls east of the Mississippi cascading at 729 feet! Get your legwork in with some great photo opportunities on this 650 step jaunt up to the top. If you’re not up for this strenuous leg workout, you can park at the top for a short stroll from the parking lot to the overlook.
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