Wolfpack Lodge

Welcome to Wolfpack Lodge, a 6-bedroom, 5-bathroom mountain home hosted by A Blue Ridge Vacation. Tucked along a private creek and pond in the North Georgia mountains, this 5,000-square-foot log cabin compound sleeps up to 20 guests and gives large groups the kind of setup where no one runs out of things to do. Whether the plan is relaxing on the dock, competing over the foosball table, or soaking in the private hot tub, the property handles it all without leaving the property line.

The main gathering room pulls the group together around a stone fireplace and two farmhouse tables that seat everyone at once. The fully equipped kitchen runs stainless steel throughout, with granite countertops, a large island with bar seating, and a second refrigerator to keep pace with 20 guests. When the evening calls for something more active, the rec room covers foosball, ping pong, arcade games, and a dartboard, with a wet bar and extra seating to keep everyone comfortable.

Six bedrooms and 5 bathrooms across two connected structures mean personal space is a real possibility even at full capacity. Both king suites come with a private gas fireplace and flat-screen TV, making them genuine retreats at the end of the day. Three bunk-configured bedrooms take care of the rest of the group, with Bedroom 5 sleeping 8 on its own across a queen bed, multiple bunks, and a trundle. A screened porch, additional sitting areas, and TVs throughout round out the sleeping quarters.

The outdoor grounds are what truly set Wolfpack Lodge apart. A private creek runs along the property, crossed by a personal footbridge that leads to a private pond with a dock and waterside viewing deck. Back at the cabin, a large stone fire pit and covered gazebo keep the group outside long after dinner. A private enclosed hot tub room and an infrared sauna round out the recovery options after a full day on the trails or in town.

Wolfpack Lodge is a short drive from some of the best mountain towns in North Georgia. Head into Ellijay for apple orchards, local wineries, and a relaxed downtown pace, or over to Blue Ridge for lake access, the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway, and a strong restaurant and brewery scene. Amicalola Falls State Park, with its 729-foot waterfall and the southern gateway to the Appalachian Trail, is a rewarding day trip from the lodge.

Important Information
The driveway is gravel and flat; 4-wheel drive is recommended for reaching the property. [Please confirm driveway surface with owner.]

Please note this property is not pet friendly — including service animals. If you’d like to bring your fur babies to the Blue Ridge Mountains, check out our pet-friendly cabins in North Georgia. 


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