Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge, Cabins & Campground

In the midst of the Chattahoochee National Forest and surrounded by natural beauty, the lodge and park are a beautiful setting for retreat, romantic getaway, group meetings, family gatherings and conferences.

Spectacular scenery and hiking trails make this one of Georgia’s most popular state parks. At 729 feet, Amicalola Falls is the tallest cascade in the Southeast and is in within walking distance to the lodge. Amicalola is a Cherokee word for "tumbling waters".

A mountain-top lodge is popular with guests who prefer hotel comforts, while cottages and a campground offer more rustic accommodations. The park's Maple Restaurant is known for its spectacular views and Sunday brunch buffet. For those seeking adventure, a five-mile hike leads to the Len Foote Hike Inn, Georgia’s only backcountry lodge.

Park guests should begin their day with a stop at the visitor center to see maps, an Appalachian Trail display, live animals and gift shop. Please note that Amicalola Falls is exceptionally busy during peak leaf season. Guests may prefer to visit during the week or carpool on weekends. Advanced reservations for accommodations are highly recommended.