KOA

Campground Amenities

• 50Max Amp
• 80'Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Cable TV
• Pool
  (May 01 to Oct 31)
• Snack Bar ($)
• Mini Golf ($)
• Propane ($)
• Firewood ($)
• Kamping Kitchen
• Fishing
• Pavilion
• Bike Rentals ($)

• Fetchin For Treasures Gem Mining Sluice new 2011
• Ultimate Hydro Massage Bed (Available with Charge)
• Tanning Bed (available with charge)
• Western Style Banquet Center (with charge)-150 people
• Outdoor pavilion capacity - 100 people
• Playground
• Video Arcade
• Basketball
• Horseshoes

Campground Activities

• Shopping

  Two outlet malls close by (5 miles)

• Golfing

  Plenty of golf starting with 9-hole par 3 to championship-style 18 hole nearby.

• Antique hunting

  You'll find abundant small antique shops within an hour’s drive or less.

Local Attractions

• New Echota Cherokee National Historic Site

  New Echota Historic Site, Cherokee National Capital, is a piece of Georgia’s past and a part of United States history we should never forget. Come and see the beautifully reconstructed capital of the Cherokee Indian Nation, actually in its original location. New Echota is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and has been designated a National Landmark by the National Park Service. Explore the museum showing how the Cherokee people tried to integrate into our society, as well as try to run a government other than "tribal law". The Treaty of New Echota in 1835 sealed the fate of the Cherokees, for this is where the "Trail of Tears" began, when the Cherokee People were removed to eastern Oklahoma in 1838. The result was the death of about 4,000 Cherokees.

• Barnsley Gardens

  Barnsley Gardens is 30 acres of English style gardens surrounding the ruins of the once grand manor house built by Englishman Godfrey Barnsley in the 1840’s. The Gardens include water and bog gardens, a fernery, rockeries, the woodland garden with native and exotic rhododendrons, an orchard with heirloom varieties of fruit trees, a small boxwood garden with a 12 foot fountain in the center. A long flower border, behind the ruins displays perennials and annuals that bloom all summer and into the fall. A redwood arbor provides the ideal spot to grow climbing roses.

  The former kitchen wing of the manor house, which dates back to 1842, is now a small museum with exhibits about the Barnsley family and the restoration of the gardens.

• Calhoun Designer Outlet Center

  Over 30 shops offering quality merchandise with no department store markup. Calhoun’s newest shopping experience, the Calhoun Designer Outlet Center, is a great place to spend the afternoon shopping for priceless treasures for you, your family, and your home. There is something for everyone, from the garage to the bedroom.