North Georgia Mountains between
Helen,
Hiawassee, Blairsville
Special
Fun Enota Activities May 25 - October 27
Goats,
Ducks, Doves, Chickens, Horses & Bunnies Feeding
Daily 4:00 p.m. at farm
- No charge
Feed available for purchase at the Lodge
Organic Farm
Tour
Daily 4:00 p.m. at farm
- No charge
Milk our cows & goats and pick fresh eggs
Campfire
& Marshmallow Roast
(weather permitting)
Fridays 8:00 p.m. in
front of the Lodge - No charge
Bring your musical instruments and good stories.
Marshmallows Provided!
Our camp store has chocolate & graham crackers for S'mores
Hayrides
(weather permitting)
Saturdays 5:00 pm - $3.00 per person
Meet at the Lodge & pick ups all around the park
Bonfire
(weather permitting)
Saturdays 8:00 p.m.
Meet at the Big Circle in the family tenting area
Organic
Produce
Freshly picked from our
garden
For sale at the Lodge
Meals
Healthy
& freshly prepared with products from our organic garden
Breakfast – Saturday & Sundays 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Dinners - Friday & Saturdays 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Meals are available based on sufficient demand - please call our front
desk 706-896-9966 the week of your arrival to check on meal availability. (please
sign-up for dinners at the Lodge)
Watch Enota July 4th Video
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Our
outdoor activities include a playing in the streams, three in-ground
trampolines, horseshoes, volleyball, playground complete with
sandbox, multiple large bon fire areas and our fully stocked fishing
pond allows you to catch fresh trout ideal for a campfire dinner.
Also
available is an outdoor covered kitchen with charcoal grills,
electricity and water. Our decking system with multiple
picnic tables with umbrellas is ideal for groups desiring outdoor
picnics and barbecues.
For those rainy
days we
have hundreds of movie rentals and a TV room with over 300 satellite channels.
There
are 4 waterfalls which are accessible from the observation
deck or by a short hike. Speaking of hiking, there are miles of
trails, including a 1.5 mile path connecting to the Appalachian
Trail. For quiet time, there are many secluded spots on the property
where you can just relax and listen to the sounds of nature.
DAILY
FARM TOUR & ANIMAL FEEDING
Enota
also operates as a certified organic farm and has over 300 family friendly
animals (chickens, bunnies, goats, cows, horses, and more) on our farm. Adults and children are welcome to
help with our daily feedings. The duck pond in front of
the lodge is extremely popular and everyone has fun feeding the
ducks.
Help feed the animals, milk the cows, and gather the eggs - fun for
the kids! Meet at the farm at 4:00 p.m. daily.
PONY
RIDES
Ride Max our miniature horse.
Children 11 or under. 3 p.m. Daily. $10 per child.
Please register with front desk the day prior so that we can make sure
Max is ready.
GARDENING
& SUSTAINABILITY EDUCATION
As part of Enota charter, we are also an educational and charitable facility. Adults and children can visit our organic
garden, hydroelectric power plant, Cherokee ceremonial area and animal sanctuary to learn more about the heritage of this land and sustainability.
TROUT FISHING
Enota's stocked trout pond is a great
place for the kids to catch a fish or to catch dinner. We can supply
you with the poles and no license is required. This is a catch and
keep pond only with everything you catch at $6.00 per pound. Stocked
with about 500 trout averaging 1.25 pounds.
Another way to fish is in the National
Forest adjoining Enota's property. The state stocks the creek running
along Road 180 and a Georgia license is required.
Breakfast & Dinner is available during our seasonon the weekends. Please sign-up at front desk for meals. Below are our weekend specials.
Meals are available based on sufficient demand - please call our front
desk 706-896-9966 the week of your arrival to check on meal availability. May 25 - October 27:
Friday Dinner 6:00 p.m. Italian Dinner $12 per adult (less for children)
Saturday Dinner 6:00 p.m. Chicken Dinner $12 per adult (less for children)
Saturday & Sunday 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. Breakfast.
Home cooked breakfast to order (at times may be buffet at $10 per person) includes
choices of eggs, potatoes, grits, bacon, sausage, pancakes, French
toast, biscuits, cereals, fruit, beverages, and more. Ala Carte
Pricing.
Meals are available based on sufficient demand - please call our front
desk 706-896-9966 the week of your arrival to check on meal availability. (please
sign-up for dinners at the Lodge)
Enota supports the vegetarian and vegan
lifestyle. If you would like meals other than those listed above
- just let us know and we will make every effort to accommodate your
request.
All activities are available to
registered overnight guests. For those families and individuals not
staying with us, day passes are available. Day passes are priced at
the lesser $10 per adult and $5 per child under the age of 12 or $20 per car
for up to four people ($10 per adult and $5 per child over four
people). Day passes allow the use of the property for the day to
include hiking trails, visiting the waterfalls, playground area with
trampolines, picnic area and outdoor kitchen, trout fishing, daily farm
tours and animal feedings, scheduled meals (extra cost), and any other
events we may have for the day.
As a non-profit conservation and
educational facility, Enota also hosts school field trips. With at
least 25 students, pricing is $10 per student or adult. Meals can also be reserved
at $10 per person. All Enota activities are available to students and
as part of the field trip program, Enota educators will provide an in-depth,
hands-on and fun educational experience at the organic farm and
garden. Click on the videos below to see some clips from recent school
field trips.
Lakeview Academy 2nd
Grade Field Trip
Waldorf School 3rd Grade
Five Day Field Trip Retreat
Enota
Mountain Retreat 1000
Highway 180
Hiawassee, GA 30546
706-896-9966 800-990-8869
Your contributions help Enota protect over 60 acres held in Trust for conservation.
Enota is a service-based, charitable, educational, non-profit 501(c)3,
volunteer organization. It is Enota’s mission to conserve this sacred land for
generations to come.