Lookout Mountain · Georgia

Private campsites & glamping in Rising Fawn, GA

Rising Fawn is the Lookout Mountain town at Georgia's northwest corner, where the canyon country starts and Chattanooga is twenty minutes away. Its two stays are opposites that share a mountain: an off-grid campground of primitive glamping sites, and a luxury treehouse built from reclaimed heart pine.

Base here for Cloudland Canyon — the canyon, the waterfalls and the rim trails are minutes away — and for the Lookout Mountain attractions (Rock City, Ruby Falls) without staying in Tennessee.

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Rising Fawn, GA

Wanderland Campground

A deliberately off-grid campground on 72 acres of Lookout Mountain, adjoining the Cloudland Canyon trail network, where the glamping sites are primitive A-frame and tent…

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Rising Fawn, GA

Artistree House

A luxury treehouse on the brow of Lookout Mountain near Rising Fawn, built from reclaimed heart pine and an 1890s farmhouse door, with panoramic views and a spectacular…

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Camping in Rising Fawn: FAQs

How far is Rising Fawn from Chattanooga?

About twenty minutes south.

Does Wanderland have running water or electricity at its sites?

No — it is deliberately off-grid, with portable restrooms and no water or power at individual sites.

What is the Artistree House?

A luxury treehouse on the brow of Lookout Mountain with a sunken hot tub, built from reclaimed materials, near a historic pottery shop.

Is Cloudland Canyon nearby?

Yes — the park's trails connect directly from the Wanderland land.