Lodge and Dining Porch Experience in Augusta, Georgia
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Flexible - from 1 hour to overnight
Fitness Level
No special physical fitness required, suitable for all ages and abilities.
Overview
Enjoy memorable gatherings and meals at Camp Tanglewood’s charming Lodge and Dining Porch in Augusta, Georgia. Perfect for groups, this screened porch offers a blend of comfort and nature.
Details
Experience a unique outdoor gathering at the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Tanglewood’s Lodge and Dining Porch in Augusta. This inviting space offers an ideal setting for meals, social events, and cozy sleepovers surrounded by the gentle sounds of nature. Whether you're planning a family getaway, a group retreat, or a casual meal with friends, the screened porch provides shelter and fresh air without compromising comfort. The lodge boasts ample space and essential amenities, making it easy to create memorable experiences while staying connected to the outdoors. The peaceful environment enhances every moment, from morning coffee to evening storytelling around a lantern-lit porch. Reserve your visit today and enjoy Georgia’s natural beauty with all the conveniences of a well-equipped lodge.
Adventure Tips
Pack insect repellent
The screened porch helps, but bug spray ensures comfort during warmer months.
Bring reusable dining ware
Help reduce waste by bringing your own plates and utensils for meals on the porch.
Arrive early for setup
Plan to arrive a bit early to organize your group and settle in before mealtime or activities.
Check weather before your visit
Although the porch is screened, outdoor weather can impact your experience.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- The nearby shaded creek trail with peaceful water views
- A small birdwatching nook just beyond the campgrounds
Wildlife
- Eastern box turtle
- Red-headed woodpecker
History
Camp Tanglewood has been a cornerstone for youth outdoor education and community gatherings since the mid-20th century.
Conservation
The camp emphasizes low-impact use and encourages visitors to practice Leave No Trace principles to protect this natural space.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- The screened porch overlooking woods
- near the creek trail
- around the lodge entrance with vintage architecture
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Insect repellent
Protects against mosquitoes and ticks common near wooded porches.
spring specific
Reusable plates and utensils
Reduces waste and supports sustainable dining practices.
Portable cooler
Keeps drinks and perishable foods fresh during warmer months.
summer specific
Warm blanket
Provides extra warmth for cool evenings on the porch.
fall specific