Bleu Canoe Tiny Cabins

Stayed in the Dogwood tiny house for two nights. I liked the spacious interior design, which was surprising for a tiny house. The cabin was clean and cozy, and it had all the essentials you might need. The bed was comfortable, and there was a grill and fire pit outside. It was easy to access the lake and surrounding towns, including Helen, GA. The only downside was that some of the breakfast items provided were expired, and no dish washing sponge was in the kitchen.

October 10-13, 2024 (casual couple, mid 50s) If your goal is quiet and getting away from all the connectedness…. This place is perfect. To state it candidly… I’m not a fan of camping, but I like being in nature. I’d prefer not to move my entire household out into the woods to enjoy the outdoors. So Bleu Canoe is a great middle ground of full service hotel/lodge and full on DIY camping. I was looking for a safe, clean place to spend the weekend with my wife for our anniversary. BC showed up in a vrbo search and what attracted me was the affordable accommodations and on site restaurant. BC accommodations are great beds, clean hot showers and just enough thoughtful touches to make the experience a joy. It’s located just off of Lake Burton and affords surprisingly easy travel to innumerable outdoor attractions and small towns…seriously, the nearness of several destinations was astounding. I recommend daytrips to Highlands/Franklin/Cashiers, NC , and Clayton/Dahlonega/Dawsonville, GA. Lakes Burton, Seed and Rabun are close. Many hiking trails and waterfalls dot the area as well. We stayed 3 nights in the Seed cabin. This place can sleep 4, but the common area in the cabin is tight. 2 adults and 2 kids could work, but 4 adults might feel snug.This is more space than the tiny cabins, so keep that in mind if you’re weighing options of a tiny cabin or the larger cabins.. While there, we saw older couples and families alike enjoying the property. The restaurant/bar are a HUGE bonus. The end of each day was spent there either enjoying a great meal or simple drinks and a snack watching college football. The place is a draw for locals…a pretty good sized crowd populated each evening. It’s a first come/first served place. No reservations. Plan accordingly. Bottom line…it was a great experience for us and gave us exactly what we were looking for, a low effort escape into the mountains. We had a wonderful time there and plan to visit again soon.

We stayed in honeysuckle for a couple days during the week. It was small but obviously the point is to go outside and explore the area! We grilled both days and had a small campfire our last night. We did a lot of hiking in the parks nearby and visited the historic graveyard next to the cabins. It was a great stay, we were lucky to have the area to ourselves pretty much so it was nice and quiet. We definitely had a great time and will be coming back again sometime!

By chance, my husband and I recently stayed at the Bleu Canoe Campground in the Laurel tiny cabin. It was a last minute booking on a holiday weekend and we needed pet-friendly. The location was great for where we wanted to go and what we wanted to do. The tiny cabin was indeed tiny. It was very clean and had all the essentials as listed (coffee pot, microwave, small refrigerator, breakfast items, coffee, creamer, shampoo, conditioner, bath gel, toilet paper). There were also dishes and silverware (2 of each) and some assorted kitchen items and of course, linens. The bed was comfortable but the curtains didn't cover the entire window and were very thin. If you're not an early riser, that could be a problem because it was very light inside the cabin early in the morning. While the pictures of Laurel show a chair and a bench inside, we had neither. There was literally nowhere to sit inside, other than the bed. There was a small bistro table outside and two Adirondack chairs near the fire pit. The only picnic table we saw was up in the wooded area beside Laurel and looked like a holdover from a long closed down actual campground. There are also several buildings that appear to be leftovers from a long ago camp, plus an abandoned looking, overgrown cemetery nearby. It’s kind of a quirky place. And then, there's the restaurant...wow, what a unexpected find that was (I gave a separate review for the restaurant). The food and drinks were amazing, as was the service. Our tiny cabin and the restaurant were both pet-friendly. And North Georgia…wow, what a beautiful place. All in all, we had a great time at Bleu Canoe Campground and will probably go back, though we'd love to see a chair of some kind inside Laurel the next time!

My fiance and I stayed here at the Burton Cabin for 2 nights and it was amazing! We live in South Florida and were looking for a quiet getaway where we can hike and where our phones have limited reception. This cabin was tastefully updated and had the essentials (charcoal grill, microwave, sink, coffee & coffee pot, plates/dishes/ utensils, oranges and snack bars and plenty of towels!) The bed was so comfortable and the cabin was super clean. We really enjoyed taking hot showers after a day of hiking and enjoying dinner on the porch in the quiet of the woods. The campgrounds has a fire pit that you can use and plenty of hiking near by! Just an FYI there is no heat/ac in this cabin as the listing says so be sure to bring extra blankets if it's going to be chilly :) Unfortunately we were there on Monday and Tuesday so the restaurant was not open, but I heard the food is amazing and hope to visit again on a weekend! 5 stars to Bleu Canoe for an amazing cabin and property! We will definitely be back!