Nature reserves in us in Young Harris, Georgia

Welcome to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources office located in Young Harris, Georgia. Situated at 6325 U.S. 76, this local government office is dedicated to the preservation and management of Georgia's natural and cultural resources. Our mission is to ensure the sustainable use of these resources while promoting outdoor recreation and environmental education. Whether you're seeking information on state parks, looking to get involved in conservation efforts, or needing guidance on wildlife management, our knowledgeable team is here to assist you. Visit us to learn more about how we protect Georgia’s natural heritage and how you can contribute to maintaining the beauty and health of our environment.

Chatuge Woods Campground is a picturesque park and tourist attraction located on Red Banks Drive in Young Harris, Georgia, United States. The campground offers both on-water and off-water campsites for a relaxing outdoor experience. For those looking to stay for a week, the camping fees for 2024 are $175.00 per week for off-water sites and $210.00 per week for on-water sites. Reservations can be made by calling 706-994-1533, with on-water reservations starting on Saturday, January 6th and off-water reservations starting on Saturday, January 20th. Please note that only incoming calls will be accepted, and it may take some time to secure a site due to high demand.

Welcome to Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa, the ultimate luxury mountain retreat nestled in the heart of Young Harris, Georgia. Just a short drive from Atlanta, Charlotte, and Chattanooga, our resort offers an unparalleled escape into nature with accommodations that blend opulence and comfort. Immerse yourself in a world of relaxation and adventure, where exceptional lodging and dining are paired with a variety of activities for guests of all ages. Our award-winning Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa Golf Course features 18 holes of Scottish-links style championship golf, seamlessly integrated into the stunning natural landscape. Recognized by Golf Digest and Leading Golf Courses of America, it's a must-play destination for golf enthusiasts.