Enota Mountain Retreat, Hiawassee, Georgia
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Deb - I found this campground on the Internet, and I RV camped there in October 2004, August 2005, and October 2005.
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This campground is also a mountain retreat center stressing ecology, spirituality, and education. That philosophy touches every aspect of business at Enota. Everyone is requested to honor and respect the land. The lodge is big, friendly, homey, and welcoming.
The natural beauty of all the streams and waterfalls on the property is incredible. After hiking and fishing, there are in-ground trampolines, a TV room, and other recreation for kids, even without a pool. The recently renovated restrooms feature showers and toilets for handicapped guests as well as bright, golden, pine-finished restrooms with enough showers that there is seldom a waiting line. The Enota staff keeps all the facilities, cabins, and RV sites clean, and they serve wonderful healthy meals in the lodge dining hall. I think Enota is the best-kept secret in north Georgia.
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Visit Their Website
Deb - I found this campground on the Internet, and I RV camped there in October 2004, August 2005, and October 2005.
Campground Review
This campground is also a mountain retreat center stressing ecology, spirituality, and education. That philosophy touches every aspect of business at Enota. Everyone is requested to honor and respect the land. The lodge is big, friendly, homey, and welcoming.
The natural beauty of all the streams and waterfalls on the property is incredible. After hiking and fishing, there are in-ground trampolines, a TV room, and other recreation for kids, even without a pool. The recently renovated restrooms feature showers and toilets for handicapped guests as well as bright, golden, pine-finished restrooms with enough showers that there is seldom a waiting line. The Enota staff keeps all the facilities, cabins, and RV sites clean, and they serve wonderful healthy meals in the lodge dining hall. I think Enota is the best-kept secret in north Georgia.
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