A mountain cabin between Blue Ridge and Ellijay
Wake up to the sound of a babbling creek, sip coffee on a treehouse-inspired deck, and unwind in a hot tub under the stars. This spacious North Georgia mountain cabin sits in the Rich Mountain Wilderness and Aska Adventure Area, right between Blue Ridge and Ellijay.
Set on private wooded acreage with seasonal mountain views, easy roads and no steep climbs, Creek Song Retreat is made for big family trips, friends' getaways and romantic escapes in the Georgia mountains. The creek runs just across the street.
Separate levels, each with its own bedrooms, bath and entrance, give groups plenty of room to spread out — plus a game room, coffee nook and a treehouse-style living room surrounded by treetops.
Highlights
Hot tub & firepit
Soak under the stars, then roast s'mores around the oversized firepit.
Game room
Foosball, billiards and an arcade machine inside; cornhole and badminton outside.
Treehouse-style deck
Dine outdoors, rock on the covered porches and listen to the creek.
Dogs welcome
Bring your four-legged family members along.
Amenities
- Hot tub
- Large firepit
- Fully stocked kitchen
- New ceramic cookware
- Coffee maker
- Weber grill
- Covered porches with rocking chairs
- Treehouse-style deck with dining
- Foosball & billiards
- Arcade machine
- Smart TVs
- Games & puzzles
- Wifi & dedicated workspace
- Washer
- Free parking
- Level 2 EV charger
- Dogs allowed
- Exterior security cameras
Things to do
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Guest reviews
“Great location, directly between both Ellijay and Blue Ridge. Cabin was exactly as described with plenty of space.”
— Jeffery, West Palm Beach, Florida
“This cabin was SO peaceful and beautiful! My kids loved the board games and other games they had available. The hot tub was very clean and being able to hear the creek was so relaxing.”
— Elizabeth, Mableton, Georgia
“We had a lovely stay at the cabin! The place was quiet and peaceful. The cabin was clean and the bed is so comfortable. We love having coffees in the morning on the porch listening to the flowing stream.”
— Sokly, Saint Petersburg, Florida