Smithgall Woods State Park, GA Lodges from ₩190,813

A wooden signboard with the text "Smithgall Woods, Dukes Creek Conservation Area" in a forested setting.

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Our top choices for Smithgall Woods State Park lodges

A mountainous landscape with a lake and a building surrounded by dense forest.

1. Unicoi State Park & Lodge

Helen

Pepper

₩202,712 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 1 - Dec 2

A two-story log cabin with a balcony, a flag, and a porch with hanging plants.

2. Long Mountain Lodge

Dahlonega

JOHN

₩213,266 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 4 - Nov 5

A stone waterfall leading into a pool with lounge chairs and a stone wall.

3. Lily Creek Lodge

Dahlonega

Linda

₩190,813 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 4 - Nov 5

A modern house with large glass windows, stone foundation, and a wooden roof.

4. Sylvan Valley Lodge & Cellars

Sautee Nacoochee

Sonya

₩258,753 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 3 - Nov 4

A wooden porch with a green door, rocking chairs, and a doormat.

5. North 40 Lodge

Clarkesville

Donna

₩208,165 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 2 - Nov 3

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Top Smithgall Woods State Park Hotel Reviews

Dahlonega Resort and Vineyard

8/10 Good

"The resort and location are beautiful, spacious, and extremely well-kept. We arrived at 3 pm on a Sunday, just for a one-night stay. The staff was leaving, and the amenities were closing, so we couldn't experience the restaurant, winery, or spa. We sat in the rockers and enjoyed the gorgeous view before heading into Dahlonega for dinner. Our room was extremely comfortable, and the bed was like sleeping on a cloud. We appreciated the complimentary water bottles, coffee, and tea. The walls are a bit thin, as we could hear our neighbor's TV that evening. Fortunately, he turned it off early, and we slept well. There is no elevator to the second floor of the barn-like building where our room was, so lugging our suitcases up the stairs was a bit of a chore for two 70-year-olds. Next time, we will ask for a first-floor room. We had hoped to at least have breakfast at the resort before leaving on Monday, but the restaurant was not open then either. We hope to return on a weekend at some point so we can fully experience this beautiful property."