Georgia State Parks Guide

Hotel-Style Lodges

Five state parks feature hotel-style lodges with comfortable guest rooms, restaurants, meeting facilities and a variety of amenities. These relaxing resorts are perfect for reunions, celebrations, family vacations and meetings. In the north Georgia mountains, you will find Amicalola Falls Lodge with its famous waterfall and Unicoi Lodge near Alpine Helen.

Things to Know about Lodges

Just north of Atlanta is Red Top Mountain Lodge on Lake Allatoona. Conveniently located in the middle of the state, Little Ocmulgee Lodge offers a championship golf course. The more secluded George T. Bagby Lodge in southwest Georgia features a championship golf course and 48,000-acre Lake Walter F. George.

Guest room

The lodges range from 57 to 100 rooms, each with wireless Internet, in-room television, telephone and climate control. Handicapped-equipped and non-smoking rooms, sleeping lofts, suites and golf packages are available.

Fees, hours of operation and availability of facilities
are subject to change. Visit www.GeorgiaStateParks.org
or call the sites directly for the latest information.

Pets: Pets are not allowed in lodge rooms and kennels
are not provided.
Occupancy: Occupancy is limited to four in double
rooms and suites, and six in loft rooms.
Check-In: Check-in is 4 p.m. and check-out is 11 a.m.

Deposits and Cancellations: A deposit of the first
night’s fee is refundable with no penalty if a
cancellation is made
72 hours in advance.
Reservations are held for
guest arrival; therefore,
no-shows are charged
for one night’s lodging
plus applicable taxes.