Cozy Cabin: 4 Acres + Nat'l Forest + Creek

Secluded 4 Acres + Private Creek Access + Hiking Trails + Borders National Forest + Cozy 1BR/1BA + Sleeps 4 + Large Interior Wood Burning Fireplace + Covered Deck & Fireplace + Smart TV + 1 Gig Fiber Internet + Campfire Ring with Adirondack Chairs + Hammock + Nintendo + Dog Friendly + Washer & Dryer + Puzzles & Games + Propane Grill

We do not live onsite but are available via phone, text or booking app platform to help with questions or issue. The cabin is available for check-in 24 hours a day with a custom door code provided during the booking process.

The secluded 4-acre property is equidistance (30 minutes) between the small towns of Blue Ridge and Ellijay where you will find a number of things to do year round! Plentiful walking/biking trails, waterfalls, tubing, and white water rafting, quaint shops and downtown eateries, multiple vineyards, and local arts & crafts. Festivals are held year-round and are fun for all ages. Fishing, Biking, 4-wheeling adventures await.

The CampAway is approximately 4 acres and houses two 1/bed 1/bath cabins - The Big Dipper Cabin and The Little Dipper Cabin. The cabins are connected via gravel driveways or hiking trails and are approximately 60 yards apart and separated by elevation and trees. Guests of both cabins have access to the Tickanetley Creek via hiking trails. The hike down to the creek from the cabins takes approximately 5-10 minutes via dirt and rock trails and should be a moderate hike for most children and adults. These are true hiking trails and may not be suitable for everyone. Being true mountain cabins, pests and bugs may sometimes make their way into the cabin even though we do spray and inspect monthly to keep them outside.




- 4 Acres that backs up to the National Forest
- Play and Relax by the Tickanetley Creek
- Hiking Trails
- Pet Friendly
- Lofted Bedroom with Queen foam mattress & Cable TV
- 3 Piece Bathroom with Shower (Curtain for divider)
- Pull Out Queen Sofa bed (gel foam mattress)
- Smart TV's with YouTube TV, DVD player and Nintendo
- 1 Gig FIber Wifi
- Fully stocked Kitchen
- Large Propane Grill
- Outdoor Fire Ring with Hammock and Adirondack Chairs
- Cornhole, board games and books
- Record Player with Vinyl Collection
- Washer and Dryer (Located in basement)

Perched on four wooded acres with private creek access and backed directly by the Chattahoochee National Forest, The Big Dipper is a quiet, camp-style escape designed for couples who want to unplug and slow down. In spring, the woods soften into green, dogwoods bloom along the trails, and the creek runs a little fuller after winter rains.

Guests love the stillness here — windows open to cool mountain air, birdsong drifting through the trees, and the steady sound of water below. It feels tucked deep in the forest, yet you’re still an easy drive to Ellijay and Blue Ridge for slow afternoons exploring orchards, wineries, trails, and small mountain towns just beginning to wake up for the season.

Inside, the cabin is intentionally simple — grounded, warm, and thoughtfully lived-in. Vintage camp character blends with modern comfort, centered around a massive stone fireplace, relaxed seating, and a well-stocked kitchen meant for slow mornings and shared meals. It’s the kind of place where conversation lingers, time softens, and quiet hours are spent padding across wooden floors.

🌲 A Place Set Apart
Backed directly by the Chattahoochee National Forest
Four private wooded acres with a trail leading to Tickanetley Creek (dogs love the creek)
Spring wildflowers, birdsong, and deep quiet
Dark skies and room to truly unplug

🔥 Firelight & Familiar Rooms
Living space centered around a large stone fireplace with windows overlooking the forest
Built with reclaimed materials and thoughtfully updated with curated, thrifted pieces to preserve its original charm
Wood floors, warm lighting, and vintage camp details throughout
Wraparound porch with sofa, fireplace, and soft string lights for lingering spring evenings

✨ What Guests Leave Saying
“So peaceful and secluded — we didn’t see anyone else, just the creek, the woods, and our dog loving every minute.”
“We left feeling refreshed, relaxed, and recharged.”
“Krista was an exceptional host — thoughtful, responsive, and easy to communicate with.”
“Everything was exactly as described and incredibly well cared for.”
“The bed was incredibly comfortable, and our favorite moments were the fire-lit evenings playing games and unwinding together.”
“This was our second stay, and it won’t be our last.”

Everything you need is within a 20-45 minute beautiful scenic drive. You can explore so many small mountain towns from the cabins - Ellijay, Blue Ridge, McCaysville, Blairsville, Dawsonville & Dahlonega.

DRIVING: Last 0.5 miles of road to cabin is unpaved and bumpy at times, super low riding vehicles are NOT recommended and large recreational vehicles are NOT allowed. Print out driving instructions to and from the cabin and plan to check-in before dark.

DOGS: Dogs are WELCOME! We love our fur babies, but this property allows a maximum of two dogs and the fee is $75 per stay. Please, clean paws only in the house and if you would like to snuggle with your dog on the couch, please use the dog blanket to lay on the furniture. Additional cleaning fee may be applied for excessive shedding.

CELL SERVICE: You will lose cell service approximately 15 minutes away from the cabin (based on carrier) with some random spots along the way. You can log into WiFi once in the cabins and enable WiFi calling and send/receive text messages and emails. A landline phone is provided at the cabin and the phone number is sent along with check-in instructions.

LOFTED BEDROOM: There are no walls or doors that separate the lofted sleeping area from the living space on the main floor. This cabin would not be suitable for guests who would like privacy in sleeping quarters. Would be ideal for a small family with kids older than 5 years old.

The CampAway is approximately 4 acres and houses two 1/bed 1/bath cabins - The Big Dipper Cabin and The Little Dipper Cabin. The cabins are connected via gravel driveways or hiking trails and are approximately 60 yards apart and separated by elevation and trees. Guests of both cabins have access to the Vandergriff Creek via hiking trails. The hike down to the creek from the cabins takes approximately 10-15 minutes via dirt and rock trails and should be a moderate hike for most children and adults. These are true hiking trails and may not be suitable for everyone. Being true mountain cabins, pests and bugs may sometimes make their way into the cabin even though we do spray and inspect monthly to keep them outside.