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Where to Stay in Blue Ridge

10 places to stay near Blue Ridge: five properties and rental companies and five campgrounds, each from its own or the Chamber's page. No rates published.

By Hank Whitlock·Updated ·4 min read
Shops and restaurants along Main Street in downtown Blue Ridge, GA

10 places to stay near Blue Ridge, five properties or rental companies and five campgrounds, from their own pages and the Chamber of Commerce. The Fannin County Chamber’s Where to Stay page groups lodging as cabin rentals, cabins by owner, hotels, intown lodging, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds and RV, treehouses, farm stays and lodges.

The Chamber’s hotel and cabin listings load dynamically and could not be read, so this page covers what we could read and says so below. No nightly rates are printed. Every fact below was read on the cited official page and checked ; anything we could not read is listed under What We Could Not Confirm instead of guessed.

What to knowSource
The Fannin County Chamber’s Where to Stay page groups lodging as cabin rentals, cabins by owner, hotels, intown lodging, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds and RV, treehouses, farm stays and lodges.blueridgemountains.com
Blue Ridge Inn Bed & Breakfast is at 477 West First St. ‘in the middle of downtown, steps from the train depot’ and lists 11 accommodations.blueridgeinnbandb.com
Blue Sky Inn lists pet friendly with acres for pets to explore, at 1580 Appalachian Hwy.blueridgemountains.com
Quick answers, each tied to the page it was read on.

The Places to Stay

NameTownWhat it isDetails
Blue Ridge Inn Bed & BreakfastBlue RidgeRestored Victorian house built in 1890 at 477 West First St with 11 accommodations, each with a private bathroom.Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: ‘in the middle of downtown, steps from the train depot’
Kids: Made-from-scratch breakfast daily, garden and porches, Tesla charging, Porch & Parlor Curiosity Shop, Mountain Mama’s Coffee Shop.
Blue Sky InnBlue RidgeMotel with a large indoor event space.Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: 1580 Appalachian Hwy., ‘within minutes of downtown Blue Ridge’
Dogs: Pet friendly, with acres for pets to explore.
Kids: Lodging and a large indoor event space.
Sliding Rock CabinsEllijayVacation rentals and management of cabins.Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: Whitepath Road, Ellijay; ‘convenient to both Ellijay and Blue Ridge’
Dogs: All cabins pet friendly, most with fenced yards; pet beds, bowls, toys and treats provided in every cabin.
Kids: Wi-Fi, hot tubs in all cabins; some have game or theater rooms.
Celebrate Blue RidgeCherry LogBoutique direct-booking cabin rental company.Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: Cherry Log address; serves Blue Ridge, Cherry Log, Ellijay and Cashes Valley
Dogs: Pet-friendly options; Viewtopia and Creekside Paradise listed as dog-friendly.
Kids: Hot tubs, fire pits, fast Wi-Fi, equipped kitchens; some cabins list EV chargers, game rooms, fireplaces.
Blue Sky Cabin RentalsEast EllijayVacation cabin rentals in the Blue Ridge and Ellijay area.Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: 61 Maddox Cir.; cabins in Blue Ridge and Ellijay
Dogs: Pet-friendly cabins are available.
Kids: Concierge services including grocery delivery, welcome baskets with local products, birthday and romance packages. The company site lists search filters for pets allowed, fenced yard, hot tub, EV charger and others.
Toccoa River KOABlue RidgeCampground with full hookups, river walking trail, saltwater pool, playground, fishing pier and kayak rentals (Chamber article).Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: ‘Right next to the Toccoa River’
Kids: Per Chamber blog article; KOA site returned an error so not checked.
Blue Ridge Lodge and RV ParkBlue RidgeRV park with premium mountain-view sites and economy sites.Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: ‘A few minutes from downtown Blue Ridge’, walking distance to Lake Blue Ridge
Kids: Green space for games and hammocks (Chamber article).
Morganton PointBlue RidgeChamber article calls it the only fully developed campground on the lake; boat ramp and beach area just outside; reservations advised.Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: On Lake Blue Ridge
Kids: Spacious RV sites; only a few fit large rigs.
Waterside at Blue RidgeBlue RidgeRV sites plus tiny house rentals.Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: RV sites backing a small pond or creek
Kids: Stocked lake, playground, fire pit, community pool; premium spots have a private pavilion and hot tub (Chamber article).
Toccoa Valley CampgroundBlue RidgeFlat sites with tube rentals, rafting and kayaking; RV spots only for rigs under 24 feet.Cost: Rates not published on the page.
Access: On the Toccoa River
Kids: Family activities (Chamber article).
10 entries; blank facts were not published on the cited page.

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FAQ

Which Blue Ridge lodgings say they allow pets?

Blue Sky Inn (pet friendly), Sliding Rock Cabins (all cabins pet friendly), Celebrate Blue Ridge (dog-friendly options) and Blue Sky Cabin Rentals (pet-friendly cabins available). Confirm rules with each. (blueridgemountains.com)

What We Could Not Confirm

  • The Chamber’s hotel, intown, B&B and lodge category pages load listings dynamically; no individual hotels were readable. Comfort Inn, Treehouse at Bear Claw and 5 Star Lodge appear only as image captions, so they are not included.
  • Parking policies and nightly rates: not printed on pages read.
  • Blue Ridge Inn B&B pet policy and parking: not on its page.
  • Campground pet policies not listed in the Chamber article; KOA did not load.
  • Comfort Inn Blue Ridge page request timed out.
  • Cherry Log and Ellijay properties are outside Blue Ridge town; shown because the Chamber lists them. Counties other than Fannin not stated.

How we checked this guide: Dates, hours, admission and parking prices, and access details were verified against the official sources listed below on . Operators change schedules and raise prices without notice, so confirm anything time-sensitive before you drive. The figures in this guide also feed our Georgia Attraction Transparency Index and Family Day-Out Cost Index.

Sources

About Hank Whitlock

Hank Whitlock is the pen name of the It's Georgia editor. Every guide is built around the questions a busy family actually asks before a trip: how long is the drive, what does parking cost, can the stroller make it, are dogs allowed. Details are checked against official park, city, and venue sources, and each guide shows the date it was last updated.

Map of the Places in This Guide

4 places on this page are pinned. Tap a pin for the page and directions. Pins come from the coordinates printed on each place page; dashed pins were placed from the place name and town and are approximate. © OpenStreetMap contributors. Confirm the spot on the official page before you drive.

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