Traces of Tiger is an assisted living and retirement community nestled in the northeast Georgia mountains. Traces of Tiger is an assisted living and retirement community nestled in the northeast Georgia mountains. In addition to offering assisted living and retiree services, we also invite local residents to enroll in our Read more [...]

Elegantly rustic bed and breakfast Escape to our Luxury Hotel in the Beautiful Northeast Georgia Mountains! Opened in 2013, The White Birch Inn is the natural choice for luxury lodging in downtown Clayton. For owner Brenda Patterson, the Inn has been a labor of love. “We thought the building was Read more [...]

About With two premier lakefront locations on Lake Allatoona and Lake Burton, YMCA Camp High Harbour is the ideal destination for your next retreat. Company Overview YMCA Camp High Harbour is a year ’round facility that offers residential summer programs in the summer and retreat programs in the spring and Read more [...]

Parker Ranch Tourist Rooms… come explore Rabun County Northeast Georgia’s Favorite Gathering Place This magical property has been welcoming people with warmth and simplicity for over 100 years. The eight bedroom lodge is the perfect place for friends and family to gather. Come up and discover Main Street Clayton, just a mile away. Afterwards, relax Read more [...]

Beautiful and Affordable! A cozy retreat of 3 Individual upscale Cottages, and four Deluxe Kitchenette Rooms or Suites, and now, with Glamping – Glamorous Camping! Stay in our elegant The Stekoa Yurt with hot tub, or in our authentic The Tallulah Tipi with fire pit – both fully furnishe, air-conditioned Read more [...]

Enjoy your next visit to the beautiful Clayton, Georgia area in one of our professionally decorated rooms. We offer two queen beds or one king bed, as well as suites with sofa. All rooms have cable TV and in-room phones. Non-smoking rooms are also available. 1-800-329-7466 / 706-782-4258

BEECHWOOD INN 100 YEARS OF GEORGIA’S HOSPITALITY Beechwood Inn was originally built as a private residence in 1916 for Reverend Herman Charles and Lura Bucholz and family. With the passing of her husband in 1922, Lura Bucholz converted their large home into a summer guesthouse, offering boarding to upscale city Read more [...]