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For years, Callaway Gardens has been known for its stunning floral displays, natural woodlands, championship golf, lakes and water sports. Now Callaway Gardens is one of the country's most unique places to live year round or part time in a second home. What began as a retreat for generations of the Callaway family so many years ago can now be the perfect place for your family, every season of the year.
Located just one hour southwest of Atlanta and thirty minutes north of Columbus, Georgia, the quaint town of Pine Mountain (pop. approx. 1000) lies at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains and serves as the gateway to Callaway Gardens, which hosts a variety of activities throughout the year.
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Acreage: 2,500 acres (1,000 hectares)
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Swimming: Robin Lake Beach is the world’s largest manmade, white sand beach- it stretches a mile around 65 – acre Robin Lake.
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Biking Trails: Over 20 miles paved throughout the resort.
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Club Structure: Membership opportunities are available through the Callaway Gardens Connection. Cultural membership dues are part of the annual homeowners association fees. The Connection offers recreational membership which include access to fishing, tennis, and 36 holes of championship golf for an upgraded fee.
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Golf: Enjoy championship golf, including the famous Mountain View Golf Course, ranked among the nation's top-rated courses by Golf Digest and Golf magazines. Golf clubhouse, pro shop and professional instruction available.
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Mountain Creek Tennis Center: Features ten outdoor- lighted tennis courts, pro shop and professional instructors. Consistently recognized by Tennis magazine with its prestigious five-star ranking.
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Fishing: Offers some of the finest fishing in the South with stocked lakes famous for enormous bream, bass and shellcrackers. Fly fishing school, boat rentals and guided fishing trips available.
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Homes: Built by Pine Mountain Builders. These energy efficient, low-maintenance homes are constructed to EarthCraft™ House standards, a highly recognized building program designed to respect the earth's resources by reducing energy used and protecting the environment as well. Priced from the $100,000's to $1 million.
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