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Our campground is located directly Lake Hartwell. The majority of our campsites are either located on the water or come with a view of the beautiful lake. Bring your boat as some sites have lake front anchorage. We have a private boatramp and plenty of parking for your trailer.
The Hartwell Dam & Lake Visitor Center is a great stop for anyone needing more information about one of the Southeast's largest lakes, Hartwell Lake. Big Oaks Recreation Area is located adjacent to the visitor center. At Big Oaks, you will have a great view of Hartwell Lake from the picnic area. Take a walk on a paved (handicap accessible) walking trail that goes along the edge of Hartwell Lake and leads to the top of Hartwell Dam, where you have a scenic view of the lake, dam and the Savannah River.
Casually sophisticated—yet warm and welcoming. Cateechee offers lodging, event spaces, & a range of activities like music, golf, fishing & upland game hunting.
140 Cateechee Trail
Hartwell, GA 30643
The Hart County Community Theatre is located in a restored railroad warehouse on Historic Depot Street in Downtown Hartwell, Ga. The theatre runs four excellent productions a year as well as a Children's Workshop.
83 Depot St.
Hartwell, GA 30643
The mission of the Hart County Botanical Gardens is to create a public garden that will be a place of beauty in Hart County that provides enrichment, education, and joy to all who visit. The majority of the planning and work completed at the garden is done by volunteers. The garden also provides educational opportunities for the community in conjunction with the Master Gardener program.
1277 Elberton Highway
Hartwell, GA 30643
Historic downtown Hartwell is a Georgia Main Street City.There are historical antique shops, and specialty stores within the community. Plan to spend a weekend touring homes, shopping and dining at the restaurants. If you head over to Franklin County be sure to stop by the Center of the World located on Hwy 29 South. This is a sacred Cherokee Indian Assembly ground that the Cherokees considered to be the center of the world.
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