Definitely an enjoyable place to visit! The drive isn't bad, just about 1.5 hours from Atlanta. Check in and check out is no-contact, and very easy. The cabins come with just about all you need, you'll just need to bring your clothes, any activities you want to do, and groceries for your stay. They provide free cooking ware, dish ware, olive oil and salt/pepper, as well as coffee and tea for a small price (like a dollar or two per packet). Shampoo, conditioner, and soap is provided in the shower. The cabins are super cute and updated, and there's a lovely fire pit and picnic table outside as well. They even go so far as to provide a tie out and food/water bowls if you bring a dog along. Oh, and they provide a little "s'mores" kit too which is a great little touch!
I would suggest bringing your own fire wood although they provide it for a fee. We couldn't get a fire going our first night even with a starter log because the wood was so young and green that it wouldn't catch. There's a BBQ spot and store across the street that sells great firewood you can purchase, I'd go with them. I would also be prepared for cabins pretty close together, you are not as secluded as they advertise from your neighbors. However, all the cabins are strategically placed so that your windows are facing the woods and you're not "looking in" to anyone else's campsite, so when you're inside the cabin you do feel alone. Only other little "thing" I had is that you also need to prepare to take the fastest shower you ever have if you like hot water. It's camping, hot water is a luxury, I totally understand, but just know you have about 3-5 minutes of hot water before it goes totally cold, and the next person will need to wait at least an hour for the hot water to refill to take their shower.
I'd say it's just a teeny bit overpriced for what you get, but it's definitely still worth going if you want a convenient get away that doesn't require all the intricate planning of a regular camping trip. So if you want to go, you should! If you're looking for more of a secluded "real" camping experience, maybe check out some other places in the area. We enjoyed our time and don't regret our little mini-vacation! read more