Amicalola Falls Lodge

Dawsonville, GA   /   1 Review

418 Amicalola Falls Lodge Rd, Dawsonville, GA 30534, USA

This haunt is in need of information. Why is it here? We've had reports that this location is indeed haunted. Our specter crew has this haunt in processing and will be updating its information shortly. If you have a story related to this location, please share it with us below or contact us.

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One Review

  1. Nicholas Haney

    Amicalola Lodge is in fact haunted. My mother used to be a night auditor there and at times I would go with her. She would always say she would here someone walking in the lobby when she would look down or not be at the desk but no one was therr. I remember a night I was therr and studf would fall and fly off the walls and shelves. Dishes in the kitchen would fall down out of the shelves and guest would always complain of noise in their rooms.

    October 20, 2018 at 10:07 am Reply

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