Surround yourself with beauty, relaxation and natural fun in Georgia's Blue Ridge and Morganton area.
At our cabin, take a swim in Lake Blue Ridge just steps away from this little cabin in the woods with the use of our 2 person and 1 person kayaks.
This 3 bedroom 1 bath cabin is just steps away from Lake Blue Ridge. With 2 queen size beds and a bunk bed, it comfortably sleeps 6. The cabin has an additional full bed sleeper sofa in the living room for additional guests or children.
The space
This 3 bedroom 1 bathroom cabin is just steps away from Lake Blue Ridge. With 2 queen size beds and a bunk bed, it comfortably sleeps 6. There is a pull-out full bed/couch in the living room, just in case. The bedroom and dining room furniture have all been custom made to go with the cabin décor.
Guest access
Getting to our cabin, the last 2.4 miles is a gravel road that winds through national forest. It is scenic and adds to the feeling of being secluded. It is maintained and does not require 4 wheel drive however cars with little ground clearance will need to take it a bit slower. Sometimes after hard rains there are some ruts in the road but nothing treacherous. There is a u-shaped, level gravel driveway and space to the right of the cabin for 2-3 vehicles.
Other things to note
Boat Ramp Access: the closest access is to walk out your front door and take a left. Turn right on the first gravel road (Timmy Circle) and head towards the lake.
NOTE (access is not a concrete ramp but a gentle slope covered with stones and rock.) The boat access located at the cabin is better suited for smaller boats like john boats etc. There are a number of other options. Boat ramps are available at Morganton Point Recreation Area in Morganton. Other boat ramps are located at Lakewood Landing on Old Highway 76, Morganton, and Lake Blue Ridge Recreation Area, Aska Road. We recommend using Lakewood Landing Boat Launch located on the north side of the Lake or Morganton Point Recreation Area on the east side. Morganton Point is the least distance from our cabin. Most of our guests who bring a boat put in at one of these points and then moar it near the path out the back left of the cabin down at the water.
Walking lake access from the cabin: The cabin is about 70 paces from Lake Blue Ridge. There is a walking path out the back door of the cabin, walk to the left and down a knoll to wooden steps into the lake. The kayaks can be carried down to the lake and then brought back to the cabin for storage.
Neighbourhood Description
Getting around
Getting to our cabin: the last 2.4 miles is a gravel road that winds through national forest. It is scenic and adds to the feeling of being secluded. It is maintained and does not require 4 wheel drive however cars with little ground clearance will need to take it a bit slower. Sometimes after hard rains there are some ruts in the road but nothing treacherous. Parking includes u-shaped level, driveway and to the right of the cabin space for 2-3 vehicles.
Surround yourself with beauty, relaxation and natural fun in Georgia's Blue Ridge and Morganton area.
At our cabin, take a swim in Lake Blue Ridge just steps away from this little cabin in the woods with the use of our 2 person and 1 person kayaks.
This 3 bedroom 1 bath cabin is just steps away from Lake Blue Ridge. With 2 queen size beds and a bunk bed, it comfortably sleeps 6. The cabin has an additional full bed sleeper sofa in the living room for additional guests or children.
The space
This 3 bedroom 1 bathroom cabin is just steps away from Lake Blue Ridge. With 2 queen size beds and a bunk bed, it comfortably sleeps 6. There is a pull-out full bed/couch in the living room, just in case. The bedroom and dining room furniture have all been custom made to go with the cabin décor.
Guest access
Getting to our cabin, the last 2.4 miles is a gravel road that winds through national forest. It is scenic and adds to the feeling of being secluded. It is maintained and does not require 4 wheel drive however cars with little ground clearance will need to take it a bit slower. Sometimes after hard rains there are some ruts in the road but nothing treacherous. There is a u-shaped, level gravel driveway and space to the right of the cabin for 2-3 vehicles.
Other things to note
Boat Ramp Access: the closest access is to walk out your front door and take a left. Turn right on the first gravel road (Timmy Circle) and head towards the lake.
NOTE (access is not a concrete ramp but a gentle slope covered with stones and rock.) The boat access located at the cabin is better suited for smaller boats like john boats etc. There are a number of other options. Boat ramps are available at Morganton Point Recreation Area in Morganton. Other boat ramps are located at Lakewood Landing on Old Highway 76, Morganton, and Lake Blue Ridge Recreation Area, Aska Road. We recommend using Lakewood Landing Boat Launch located on the north side of the Lake or Morganton Point Recreation Area on the east side. Morganton Point is the least distance from our cabin. Most of our guests who bring a boat put in at one of these points and then moar it near the path out the back left of the cabin down at the water.
Walking lake access from the cabin: The cabin is about 70 paces from Lake Blue Ridge. There is a walking path out the back door of the cabin, walk to the left and down a knoll to wooden steps into the lake. The kayaks can be carried down to the lake and then brought back to the cabin for storage.
Neigbourhood Description
Getting around
Getting to our cabin: the last 2.4 miles is a gravel road that winds through national forest. It is scenic and adds to the feeling of being secluded. It is maintained and does not require 4 wheel drive however cars with little ground clearance will need to take it a bit slower. Sometimes after hard rains there are some ruts in the road but nothing treacherous. Parking includes u-shaped level, driveway and to the right of the cabin space for 2-3 vehicles.
