easy
Flexible, multi-day stay options
Suitable for all fitness levels; no strenuous activity required to enjoy the cabin but boating or hiking companions add fitness elements
Discover a cozy lakeside retreat at Cabin 7, overlooking Georgia’s deepest lake. Perfect for families and boaters, this cabin offers comfort and stunning Appalachian mountain views.
Must be 25+ to Book • Sleeps 6 People • Pets Allowed!
Experience a memorable family getaway in a charming cabin overlooking Carters Lake. With two cozy bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a scenic porch, you can relax and enjoy nature. Bring your boat for free docking and soak in stunning views of the lake and mountains. Pets are welcome too!
Our rates vary seasonally and by day of the week.
This cabin has two bedrooms with a queen bed and a king bed in the upstairs loft. There is a dining area with a fully equipped kitchen, full-size stove refrigerator, and microwave. Linens and towels are provided. A charcoal grill outside with a picnic table and two rocking chairs sit on the long covered porch. The newer cabins are next to the lake and have great views of Carters Lake but no lake access due to steepness of the terrain. Enjoy the fabulous lake view, combined with scenic mountains. Pets allowed!
TV reception is from antennae only, and all cabins have wall-mounted TV's. DVD player not provided but available on request. There is good cellular service for most major carriers.
You are welcome to bring your boat and dock it in an uncovered slip for no charge whilst you are our guest.
Enjoy free boat docking at Cabin 7 to explore Carters Lake at your own pace.
Forested surroundings mean mosquitoes and ticks; be prepared especially during warmer months.
Bring pet essentials to ensure your furry friends stay comfortable during your stay.
If you plan to fish, a good cooler will keep your catch fresh for meals back at the cabin.
Carters Lake was created in the 1970s by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and remains Georgia’s deepest lake, formed by damming the Coosawattee River.
Visitors are encouraged to practice catch-and-release fishing and pack out all trash to protect Carters Lake’s pristine environment.
Spring is prime for bass fishing at Carters Lake, so bring your gear to cast from the dock or a boat.
spring specific
Explore nearby trails comfortably with supportive shoes suitable for forest terrain.
summer specific
Fall weather can turn brisk and wet, so a jacket will keep you dry while enjoying the outdoors.
fall specific
Evenings can get cold near the lake; extra layers ensure warmth on cool nights outdoors.
winter specific