LOCATE IT: Northeast Georgia Mountains

A cordial welcome. A welcome change. It’s just the beginning of what you’ll find in the charming Town of Braselton. Our dynamic community is home to the world-class amenity, Chateau Elan Winery and Resort, and Golf Club. For the racing enthusiast, Braselton offers Road Atlanta, one of the world’s best road courses.

Standing on a crossroads of history near the intersection of the Old King’s Highway and Unicoi Turnpike, Traveler’s Rest State Historic Site showcases Georgia’s last stagecoach inn, long-time residence of the Jarrett family, that displays incredible craftsmanship, provides wayfarers glances into early American travel, and peers back into life in 19th century Georgia.

The Tugaloo Corridor comprises the only remaining untamed portion of the Tugaloo River, extending ten miles from Panther Creek and the Yonah Dam area south to Broken Bridges at Hwy 123.

We have about a dozen premium sites, which are all full hookup, very large and most are quite private. We have a about 120 standard sites and the vast majority are full hookup.

This park has picnic tables, boat launch and nature trails.

The mission of the Ty Cobb Museum is to foster education and understanding to the broadest possible audience of the greatest baseball hitter of all time, Tyrus Raymond Cobb.

Visit Uncle Shuck’s and start a new family tradition: Explore the Corn Maze – Find Your Perfect Pumpkins – Shoot the Corn Cannon – Great Food and Fun – Fall Decorations.

The campground contains 37 sites with water and electric hookups and 18 primitive tent-only sites. An accessible boat ramp is on-site.

This park is paved with memorial bricks for local veterans and includes a gazebo.

We’re dedicated to providing you or your group the finest wine tour experience on the East Coast. North Georgia’s beautiful scenery and Southern hospitality provide the perfect getaway. Most tours include at least four impressive vineyards, as well as the tasting fees. All of our tours are unique with plenty of local information, relaxing views, and fun!

Wahoo Creek Park is located on Lake Lanier, off Mount Vernon Road. The park offers a small boat ramp, courtesy dock, and day use with picnic areas and bank fishing.

Come visit our beautiful alpacas and let us take you on a tour of our farm. We look forward to sharing a day exploring the alpaca lifestyle. Call for appointment.

War Hill Park is a large park and campground on the north end of Lake Lanier, off Ga. 318. It has a large number of primitive campgrounds and for day visitors it has beaches, boat ramps and numerous picnic tables and grills alongside the lake.

U-pick strawberries, pumpkin patch and Farm Fun Park with ‘hey’ ride, petting zoo, giant inflatables, tire yard, corn crib, roller slides and playground sets.

51 campsites on the waterfront. All sites have 50-amp electrical hookups and water. Numerous species of birds call this area home, including waterfowl, shorebirds, woodland birds, peregrine falcons and bald eagles.

This park offers basketball, tennis, playground, picnic pavilion, public art, and tons of shade.

This park is a greenspace park with picnic tables, newly planted shrubbery, and beautiful pecan trees.

The brick White County Courthouse was constructed between 1859 and 1860. The restored historic courthouse in the center of town houses a local history museum with exhibits of local clay potter legend, Meaders Pottery.

Opened to the public officially in November 2022, this 2.3-mile unimproved nature trail was home to a former grist mill along Cedar Creek. Once a spot for commerce and trading, grist mills were a sign of economic development and a thriving community.