Cozy Cabins and Communal Fires: Holly Row Unit 2 at Camp Tanglewood

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Cozy Cabins and Communal Fires: Holly Row Unit 2 at Camp Tanglewood

Eight cabins sleep 48 guests total and provide shared access to a fire ring, bath house, and shelter—this guide lays out what to expect for a group stay at Holly Row in Augusta.

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Cozy Cabins and Communal Fires: Holly Row Unit 2 at Camp Tanglewood.

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Location
Augusta
Operator
Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Tanglewood
Category
Lodging

Adventure brief

Cozy Cabins and Communal Fires: Holly Row Unit 2 at Camp Tanglewood

Experience the charm of Holly Row, where 48 campers unwind in eight cozy cabins set within Camp Tanglewood. Evenings gather around a communal fire ring, and visitors use shared facilities such as the bath house and shelter while embracing the outdoors for a simple, rustic group stay.

Holly Row Unit 2 at Camp Tanglewood offers a private outdoor experience perfect for those wanting to escape the city and recharge in nature. Located in Augusta, Georgia, this spot features 48 comfortable cabins designed to accommodate groups looking to unwind together. The cabins are surrounded by tall trees and open green spaces, creating a peaceful environment where you can enjoy fresh air and natural beauty. Evenings come alive with crackling fire rings, offering the perfect setting for storytelling, roasting marshmallows, or simply relaxing under the stars. Shared facilities provide convenience without disrupting the rustic ambiance. Whether you’re planning a group camping trip or a quiet weekend away, Holly Row Unit 2 provides a safe and inviting space to build lasting memories with friends and family. From nature walks to gatherings by the fire, this location encourages meaningful connections and offers an authentic outdoor experience just a short drive from Augusta.

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Basic arrival and on-site flow

Key moments during a typical stay from arrival to departure.

  1. Arrival & Check‑In

    Guests arrive and check in at the posted time before settling into cabins.

  2. Cabin Assignment & Setup

    Groups take possession of cabins that sleep six campers on cots and make their sleeping arrangements.

  3. Shared Facilities & Evening Fire

    Visitors make use of the bath house and shelter and convene at the communal fire ring in the evenings.

  4. Check‑Out

    Groups depart at the designated check‑out time after breaking camp.

Cabins are not climate controlled and provide cots for sleeping; groups should plan around the simple, communal facilities and the stated capacity limits.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BUNKING

Eight cabins, room for 48

Holly Row consists of eight cabins that together sleep 48 people, with each cabin accommodating up to six campers on cots—ideal for organizing groups into discrete cabin units.

THE EVENINGS

Communal fire ring for nightly gatherings

The site comes with the use of a fire ring where groups can convene in the evenings to socialize and unwind after a day in camp.

THE AMENITIES

Shared bath house and shelter

Holly Row provides access to a bath house and a shelter as shared facilities to support group needs during a stay.

What the day feels like

What staying at Holly Row feels like

A stay at Holly Row is straightforward and communal: groups arrive, check in to one of eight cabins that sleep six each on cots, use shared facilities around camp, and gather around the fire ring in the evenings—a setting that centers group connection and simple outdoor living.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this setup suits—and who should plan differently.

1
Large groupsWell suited: the site sleeps 48 people across eight cabins, allowing an entire large group to stay on‑site together.
2
Small cabin groupsIdeal for smaller subgroups: each cabin accommodates up to six campers on cots, making it easy to assign teams or families to one cabin.
3
Heat‑ or cold‑sensitive campersNot ideal for those needing climate control: cabins are not climate controlled, which may affect comfort for temperature‑sensitive guests.
4
Organized youth groupsA natural fit for youth groups accustomed to communal cabin living and shared facilities, given the group capacity and cabin layout.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Check‑In / Check‑Out

Check‑in is at 3:00pm and check‑out is at 11:00am.

What to Expect in Cabins

Cabins sleep six campers on cots and are not climate controlled.

On‑Site Facilities

Guests have use of a communal fire ring, a bath house, and a shelter during their stay.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many people can Holly Row accommodate?

Holly Row sleeps 48 people total across eight cabins, with each cabin accommodating up to six campers.

What are the check‑in and check‑out times?

Check‑in is at 3:00pm and check‑out is at 11:00am.

Are the cabins climate controlled?

No—cabins at Holly Row are not climate controlled.

What shared facilities are available?

The site includes a fire ring, a bath house, and a shelter for guest use.

Who operates Holly Row Unit 2?

Holly Row Unit 2 is operated by Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia at Camp Tanglewood.

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Cozy Cabins and Communal Fires: Holly Row Unit 2 at Camp Tanglewood