Welcome to Beargrass!

When God created the world, he smiled on Beargrass, making it an outdoor lovers paradise. From the nearly two and a half miles of Talking Rock Creek frontage, to the beautiful rock features and bluffs, to mountain views, and wildlife viewing throughout. There is literally something for everyone to enjoy.

Come visit our fall festival!

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Come visit our fall festival! *

Fun games for kids of all ages.

You pick pumpkins right off the vine, not the parking lot.

You pick flowers.

The longest hayride in all of North Georgia, at 1 mile each way. Which stops at Native Cherokee Indian council grounds and THE historic Talking Rock of Talking Rock Creek name sake. There are picnic tables, fire pits for roasting marshmallows, horseshoes for throwing, corn hole games, and a generally relaxing setting on the creek. Stay as long as you like, then catch the next hayride back out to the corn maze, pumpkin patch, and entrance. (plan to spend at least 2 hours for the best experience on this trip)

Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase.

Fall decorations will be available as well, like Indian corn ears, stocks and hay bails, miniature goods and pumpkins.

Click Events below to get your ticket now!

Events

Coming Soon

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Beargrass offers primitive tent camping in several sites along Talking Rock Creek, get back to nature in a simple and peaceful way. Where the sounds of running water, singing birds, and plentiful wildlife sightings create a relaxing atmosphere.

Being a primitive camping experience, there are no amenities, campers must bring everything they need, including water, food, cooking supplies, and camping equipment. There are no restrooms, showers, electricity, allowing visitors to enjoy a more rugged and authentic outdoor experience. Primitive camping is ideal for those seeking solitude, adventure, and a chance to disconnect from modern conveniences while enjoying the beauty of the outdoors.

During your stay, feel free to hike or drive our nearly 4 miles of 4×4 trails, wading, swimming or tubing in the creek, or fishing as allowed under GA DNR regulations.

Rules:

Do not feed the wildlife is a real concern. This simple act of kindness can create a bad situation for future visitors.

You may cut any dead wood laying on the ground for firewood.

Do not cut any standing trees! Drive on only established trails.

Do not create any new trails!

Pack it in, pack it out!

Please help us keep Beargrass beautiful for future visits!

Be respectful of other visitors and wildlife! Observe quiet time from 10PM to 7AM.

Enjoy your visit and come again!