This is not a destination for peace and relaxation. It caters to rowdy, beer drinking adults and their unruly kids … in some cases brought in by busloads … much to the dismay of those paying well over $30 a night plus $5 per pet for hookups on substandard lots. There is no cable TV; you can’t even get antenna... More

We booked a week and then decided to go for a weekend preview. If you stay at your campsite and enjoy the stream, it is not bad (although the sites are VERY close to each other and very tight for a large camper). If you walk around and look at the other "attractions" you will leave with a huge sense... More

My wife and I came to Enota for our daughters birthday last August. We had a beautiful spot right next to the creek and enjoyed our stay immensely. Swan (the manager) and the rest of her staff were so welcoming and helpful. The facilities are great for children and include trampolines and a playground. There's also several nice hikes right... More

we are very pleased with our visit to enota. stayed in arapaho cabin near waterfalls,it was truly scene we hiked,fed baby animals,fished and spent time with each other.The highlights of my trip was hour and half a message( Mr David Raulf) outside by the water fall. never thought the message specialist will be better and more experienced than any highly... More

The location is amazing but....My wife and two young girls spent 3 nights there recently during what must have been the off season. It was very sad to see that the animals had NO water at all. The temperature was about 87 during the day and we saw no water available to most of the animals. The only execption to... More

I stayed here with my family for two nights in April 2012 in the Cherokee cabin for which I paid $145 per night. The property is very attractive and well-kept. There's a beautiful waterfall. The lodge is cute. The campground was nice and great for kids with a playground and in-ground trampolines. Kids would also like the animals at the... More

We are a dozen staff and students from Santa Fe College, Gainesville, Fla who spent much of our Alternative Spring Break learning about Sustainable Food production and were fortunate to have the experiences on the working farm of Enota in north Georgia. The students got hands on lessons in rabbit, goat, sheep, and chicken husbandry and the opportunity to milk... More

My boyfriend as I went tent camping in the adult section last weekend. It was a little cold at times! They have three or four hiking trails and three or four different waterfalls.. There is a lot to do, I can't wait to go back in the "on" season with some friends! NOTE: Site 59 on the Adult Campground in... More

Enota is absolutely beautiful and the staff is fantastic. Spent a week farming, hiking, and learning. The moment you pull in you feel the love from everywhere. You can spend an eternity looking at the beautiful landscape. Two amazing waterfalls and the cabins are rustic and comfy. Come find a home in Enota and you will never want to leave.