Postcard Cabins Chattahoochee

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About Postcard Cabins Chattahoochee

Cabins & Glamping near Atlanta, Georgia

30 luxury tiny cabins on 56 lush private acres 2 hr drive from Atlanta.

Nestled in the forests of Suches, GA, just 2 hours from Atlanta, our Outpost offers expansive on-site walking trails and stunning mountain views. Nearby, you can explore cascading waterfalls (Fall Branch Falls, Long Creek Falls, Sea Creek Falls + Amicalola Falls) and the tranquil waters of North Georgia’s finest lakes (Winfield Scott, Blue Ridge, Nottely + Chatuge).

Our tiny cabins have everything you need and nothing you don't. Each cabin includes:

Queen Bed or Bunk Beds

Hot Shower

Two-Burner Stove

AC + Heat

Private Toilet

Sink + Drinking Water

Cellphone Lockbox

Chairs + Picnic Table

Pot, Pan + Dishware

Leash Line

A Small Treat

Fire Pit + Grill Grate

Mini Fridge

Firewood + Firestarter*

Salt, Pepper + Olive Oil

S'mores*

Shampoo, Conditioner + Body Wash

* Available for purchase

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