Lundy Creek Lodge

WOW! Rustic. Quiet. Full of nature. My family reunion here was awesome. I was able to hike and explore the property. This is a really nice property. However, it seems that whoever is in charge of the property does not walk the grounds to make sure it is ready for the next renters.
The Jacuzzi was not filled and ready for use.
The lights along the walkways to the lake, pavilion, the lodge and the conference room did not work making it quite dangerous to navigate at night.
There were no lights at the pool for night time swimming and grilling.
There were wasps nesting under the wood frame of the front door. A concoction of soapy water took care of that; however not before two of my brothers were stung by opening the door and inadvertently disturbing them.
There was a huge black hornet’s nest in the tree next to the Jacuzzi area. So we had to keep an eye on the kids and not allow them to play as freely as they wanted to.
Please understand, this is not a bad review. We had a ball and the lodge is quite lovely. The actual lodge is perfection. Rooms, magnificent. The fully stocked kitchen is extremely useful. I highly recommend this lodge to anyone who wishes to put on an event with privacy, plenty of room for camaraderie, extremely comfortable beds and a blank slate to have the kind of fun or quiet reflection you wish.
I will be uploading some of the awesome photos I took.

I just returned from a weekend retreat at the Lundy Creek Lodge. It’s a huge house located outside of White Plains, Georgia. I highly recommend checking it out for a getaway with friends or family. There’s plenty of space for socializing and activities, and it’s a super relaxing setting.
My colleagues and I really enjoyed our stay. The place has a basement, main floor, and upstairs. There are bedrooms on all the floors. The central air works really well and there are ceiling fans in every room. One note: the thermostats located in each bedroom don’t do anything — the real controls are in the hallway on each floor.
The house has 16 bedrooms and each one has a private bathroom. Some of the rooms have two beds. The beds are comfortable and the linens are high quality. Toiletries and towels are in each bathroom (some of the double rooms have bathrooms with extremely tiny shower doors — something to note if your guests are on the larger side).
There is a large TV on the main floor, which also has a commercial kitchen, huge dining room, and a small room with a very large and fancy old bar. There’s another TV room downstairs, as well as a conference table room, a pool room, and a pong-​pong table. The grounds include a hot tub (really nice!), a swimming pool, a duck pond, a conference center, a gazebo, and more.
It’s in a VERY rural area, and once you turn off the main road, there’s a lengthy gravel road to reach the lodge. There is plenty of parking space. You will need to bring all food with you. There are no restaurants nearby — though there is a general store for basic supplies. Well, I did see one rough-​and-​tumble BBQ joint several miles down the road whose sign said it was open on Fridays and Saturdays.
There is an ADA-​compliant bathroom and an elevator, so it’s fairly accessible.
It’s overall just a great place. There have been a lot of recent renovations.