Dahlonega, GA
Barefoot Hills
A boutique lodge and five private eco-cabins in the Dahlonega foothills, built from reused and recycled materials and set among the trees of Georgia wine country. Cabins…
North Georgia · Georgia
Private campsites & glamping in Dahlonega, GA
Dahlonega is Georgia's gold-rush town and the centre of its wine country, in the foothills an hour and a half north of Atlanta. Its glamping entry is a boutique lodge and five eco-cabins built from reclaimed materials, set among the trees where the tasting rooms begin.
Base here for wine weekends and Appalachian Trail access in equal measure — Springer Mountain, the trail's southern terminus, is a short drive — and for a town square that still looks like the 1830s gold rush that made it.
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Camping in Dahlonega: FAQs
How far is Dahlonega from Atlanta?
About 65 miles north, roughly 1 hour 30 minutes via GA-400.
What makes Barefoot Hills' cabins eco-cabins?
They are built from reused and recycled materials and tucked among the trees on a small wooded property.
Is Dahlonega wine country?
Yes — dozens of tasting rooms cluster around town, and the property sits minutes from them.
Can you hike the Appalachian Trail from Dahlonega?
Springer Mountain, the southern terminus, is a short drive north of town.