Escape to nature in Dunwoody
No matter which of the Dunwoody vacation rentals takes your fancy, you’ll want to bring some comfy shoes to this neck of the woods. Dunwoody Nature Center is one of the great attractions of the area, and when you wander through the open woods you’ll be met by tree swings, babbling waterways, and even a real teepee. Head for Wildcat Creek and you can leave behind the urban stresses and breathe in fresh country air while keeping an eye out for birds of prey and other pretty wildlife. If all of that is just too relaxing, you can liven things up by riding the zip lines at Treetop Quest, while over at Brook Run Park you can explore over 100 acres of fields, trails and children’s playgrounds.
Fun during all seasons in Dunwoody
Dunwoody is an all-year-round sort of destination. After all, it’s never not a great time to get stuck into the family-friendly attractions of nearby Atlanta. That said, areas like Dunwoody Nature Center lend themselves to spring and fall excursions, when the weather is fine but not too hot for hiking. Bear in mind that summer does draw in the crowds over in Atlanta, and vacation rentals do get snapped up, so it’s well worth booking in advance if you have a hankering for the Georgia sun. Don’t worry about the soaring temperatures, as part of the pleasure lies in lazy, balmy nights, dining, and drinking al fresco.
A quaint slice of Georgia
Located just to the north of Atlanta, Dunwoody is peppered with nuggets of nature, which may go some way to explaining why it throws a famous Butterfly Festival every year. Wildlife is everywhere, if you keep your eyes peeled, with owls, snapping turtles, and red-tailed hawks all to be spied in Dunwoody Nature Center. North of Dunwoody, you’ll also find the long, meandering Chattahoochee River, which is also alive with animals and is a popular fishing destination.
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