The boat launch with the deepest channel. The trail to the gorge. The farm stand that takes Venmo. The icon you've heard of and the one you haven't.
A full-service marina on the site of the Reynolds family's original 1930s lake retreat — boat rentals, a mechanic shop, trailer storage, and a gift shop.
The Reynolds Lake Oconee resort community's own marina — indoor and outdoor boat storage, fuel, pontoon rentals, and on-demand launching.
The ruins of a once-thriving mill village on the Oconee River, dating to 1784 and home to one of Georgia's first paper mills in 1811 — a four-story textile mill once employed over 600 people here before an 1887 flood ended the town. A gentle hike through the Oconee National Forest reaches the mill foundations and an old arched bridge.
A walkable historic district of antebellum homes, antique shops, and boutiques, anchored by the Old Rock Gaol — Georgia's oldest masonry jail, with 2-foot-thick granite walls and its original 1800s gallows — and the Greene County Courthouse, completed in 1849.
The resort at the center of Reynolds Lake Oconee's luxury development — five restaurants, a spa, and lake frontage, owned by the same Reynolds family whose original hunting cabin now sits under the lake.