Discover the best cabin rentals in Allatoona Lake with wifi provided

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Georgia
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Allatoona Lake

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Andy & Ana's Cute Little Farm

2 sites · Lodging56 acres · Ranger, GA

Our farm was once the site of Cherokee Indian villages. Prior to that, it was the site of Creek Indian and Pre-Creek Indian villages. Local historians and archaeologists share that the area hosted Spanish Conquistadors in their quest for gold. Today, we enjoy the natural beauty of the area with peace & quiet like no other place you can imagine. We are a rustic, 56-acre organic farm near the river in beautiful NW Georgia. Adventure opportunities include Hiking, Biking (gravel/MTB/road) water sports & sightseeing at local State Parks. Please Note: Bikes and water sports gear are not provided - please bring your own. In addition to our Guest House, we have ample camping space available (tent/trailer/short RV) for overflow guests. Some folks like to camp but have access to the Guest House for more indoor amenities. We look forward to hosting you!

Gunsmoke Cabin

1 site · Lodging3 acres · Ellijay, GA

This 616sf not so tiny cabin is beautifuly situated on 3 1/2 acres. There is a very large front yard to be able to bring your off roading toys or boat. The community has 2 ponds alot of nature, wildlife and privacy. Nearby is Carter's lake, downtown Ellijay or Chatsworth along with many hiking trails. We are dog friendly!

Laurel Falls Private Cabin Get Away

3 sites · Lodging10 acres · Snellville, GA

Beautiful 10 acre property in a subdivision that was formally HOA Swim & Tennis. This property was completely neglected and needed major renovations. It was acquired in 2015 from private investors and turned into a vacation retreat. The property has been completely renovated to give a vacation getaway atmosphere. Learn more about this land: This tent resort is completely private surrounded by ten acres of wooded landscape with a beautiful stream with water falls that runs throughout the property, teeming with white tail deer & other small wildlife. Area has its own picnic area with hammock's, firepits, camp stoves, and park style grills. Additional amenities include one-half-mile nature walking trails, Spa hot shower bathrooms and toilet facilities are on the property. This tent retreat is minutes from shopping, dining, and entertainment. The property gives you the feel that you are at the Georgia mountains while still giving access to local amenities.

Cabins in Allatoona Lake with wifi provided guide

Overview

With more than 12,000 surface acres and 270 miles of shoreline, Lake Allatoona is a water paradise. More than 20 public recreation areas with ramps and launches and eight commercial marinas offer easy boat access to the lake, while an abundance of shoreline fishing and jetties draw anglers to the well-stocked lake. Swimming, paddling, and other water sports are also popular. On land, visitors can go hiking, biking, wildlife spotting, and hunting through the surrounding rolling hills and thick hardwood forests. More than a dozen public and private campgrounds make it easy to stay around the lake, whether you prefer tent camping, RV camping, or cabins.

Where to go

North Allatoona Lake

The US Army Corps of Engineers Upper Stamp Creek and McKaskey Creek campgrounds can be found near the central northern branches of Allatoona Lake, near Corbin. The two campgrounds are located near boat ramps and swimming beaches, and together offer 80 campsites for tents and RVs, with water and electric hookups, picnic tables and dump stations. Barstow County’s Gatewood Park also offers tent and RV sites, and includes a boat ramp, swim area, and picnic shelters.

Central Allatoona Lake

Just east of Cartersville, Red Top Mountain State Park is centrally located on a peninsula between two arms of the lake. The popular park offers more than 15 miles of hiking and biking trails, boat ramps and docks, playgrounds, picnic areas, and more than 100 options for staying overnight, including walk-in campsites, tent, trailer, and RV sites with electric hookups, cottages, and a yurt.

South Allatoona Lake

The southern branches of the lake have the most options for campers. The largest is the Corps of Engineer McKinney Campground, with 150 tent and RV sites, some lakefront. Nearby, the county-run Clark Creek North Campground offers all waterfront tent and RV sites, with a dock and swim beach, while Clark Creek South Campground has a boat launch. Several private campgrounds also include cabins and cottages. The Corps of Engineer operate the Old Highway 41#3 Campground, the southernmost of the lake campgrounds, near Acworth.

East Allatoona Lake

Three Corps of Engineer campgrounds let campers stay along the eastern shores of the lake, near Woodstock and Holly Springs. Sweetwater Campground, at the northern end, offers 150 tent and RV sites, including lakefront sites, while Victoria Campground and Payne Campground together offer more than 130 sites for tents and RVs. All campgrounds are located near docks and swimming beaches, and include fire rings, picnic areas, and dump stations.