Anderson Creek Featured Sites
The Ridge and Creek Preserve
The lay of the land determines the homesites of three acres or more located in two “settlements”- The Ridge and Spring Camp.
The Ridge sites have outstanding views from a two hundred acre mountain next to the Anderson Creek Preserve, a mile long, seventy-five acre community park that includes the original homestead ruins of the Anderson and Mulkey families. There are several trails along Anderson Creek and Anderson Lake and a two mile loop trail around The Ridge through laurel and rhododendron thickets beside spring creeks.
Owners also enjoy the exclusive use of a stone pavilion and bathhouse, primitive camp sites, an outdoor fire pit, Adirondack chairs and picnic tables beside Anderson Creek. Anglers have a private trout stream for catch and release fly fishing for rainbow and brown trout. Bass and bream are plentiful in Anderson Lake.
A conservation easement with the Georgia Land Trust protects The Creek Preserve.
Spring Camp sites are located over more than three hundred acres next to The Ridge Preserve with trails, spring creeks, hardwood forests, homestead ruins, pastures, and meadows. The botanically rich terrain includes wild azalea, ferns, and laurel and rhododendron thickets. A conservation easement protects The Ridge Preserve, a mile-long ridge that joins the Chattahoochee National Forest at Mountain Camp, a community park at our highest elevation. The Spring Camp Barn has five stalls and a ten acre pasture for the equestrian.
The Bunkhouse, a 1,400 square foot guesthouse at Mountain Camp sleeps nine, has a full size kitchen, dining room, entertainment center and fitness equipment.
Whatever draws you to the mountains- the crisp mountain air, the big woods, inspiring views, clear, spring-fed creeks or the Appalachian culture of music and crafts- you’ll find it at Anderson Creek Retreat.
Spring Camp
Spring Camp’s sites are in a 400-acre spring-filled valley next to the Chattahoochee National Forest and the 55-acre Ridge Preserve, the Patterson Homestead ruins and miles of trails.
Old Anderson Creek Road
Tract 1 4.7 acres $150,000
Tract 2 4.21 acres $160,000
These two sites are on a very buildable hardwood ridge with beautiful mountain views. They are located near the Salem Creek Trail with specimen white pine, hemlocks and mountain laurel. The mile long Salem Creek Trail runs for a mile through rhododendron thickets, dense concentrations of mountain laurel, numerous springs and an incomparable assortment of native wild azalea. The Salem Creek Trail joins the Bridle Trail that is the boundary with ACR’s Ridge Preserve, 55 acres of high mountain ridges protected by a conservation easement with the Georgia Alabama Land Trust.
Preserve Trail at Creek Camp Road
Site 39 3.10 acres $185,000
Site 40 3.14 acres $210,000
Site 41 3.29 acres $250,000
Each of these private sites is on hardwood ridge with dramatic views across the Cartecay River Valley to the Rich Mountain Wilderness. Preserve Trail joins the mile long Bridle Trail the boundary for ACR’s Ridge Preserve that joins the Chattahoochee National Forest.
Preserve Trail also overlooks the ruins of the Mulkey Homestead and the Creek Preserve Loop Trail, the two mile trail that runs beside the spring creeks that feed Anderson Creek.
The Ridge at the Creek Preserve
Home sites in The Ridge are on a 200-acre mountain next to the 75-acre Anderson Creek Preserve, a community park protected by a conservation easement. The Preserve features Creek Camp, a community gathering place with a stone shelter and fireplace, a stone bathhouse, picnic areas, fire pits, a trout stream, a lake, the Anderson and Mulkey pioneer homestead ruins, primitive camp sites and miles of trails. The two-mile Creek Preserve Trails runs along Anderson Creek, four spring creeks and passes the ruins of the Anderson and Mulkey family homesteads.
Additional Sites and Acreage Tracts are also available
Site 7 – 3.04 acres – $135,000
Site 17R – 5.0 acres – $180,000
