Cheaha Hideaway LLC

06/23/2026

🌲✨ Who would you take glamping? ✨🌲

Imagine waking up in a cozy bed, surrounded by nature, sipping your morning coffee while listening to the sounds of the woods. That’s the perfect glamping getaway! ☕🏕️

Whether it’s your spouse, your best friend, your mom, your dad, or the whole family, everything is better when shared with someone special.

👇 Tell us who you’d bring on a glamping adventure and TAG them in the comments! 👇

Would it be:
❤️ Your sweetheart?
👯 Your best friend?
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Your family?
🌲 Someone who just needs a relaxing weekend away?

Tag your glamping buddy below and start planning your next escape to Cheaha Hideaway! 🏕️✨

06/22/2026

What a blessing it was to host this sweet family the last few days. They came to Lineville, AL for the girls softball 🥎 tournament. They left undefeated state champs. Congratulations Demopolis 10U!!

06/22/2026

Flat Rock is a short drive from the Hideaway.

🌊 **Lake Wedowee Spotlight: Flat Rock Park**

This week, Lake Wedowee Discovery is spotlighting **Flat Rock Park** — one of Clay County’s most recognizable public lake destinations.

Located along Lake Wedowee, Flat Rock Park is known for its wide granite shoreline, open lake views, swimming areas, picnic spots, fishing access, and relaxed outdoor setting. It is one of those places that helps people experience Lake Wedowee even if they do not have a private dock, lake house, or boat.

Flat Rock Park is more than a pretty place to sit by the water. Its smooth granite shoreline gives the park its name, its look, and much of its local identity. Families, visitors, anglers, lake residents, and weekend travelers use it for swimming, picnics, shoreline fishing, photos, and simple time outside by the water.

📍 **Flat Rock Park**
7115 County Road 870
Wedowee, AL 36278

Common activities include swimming, picnicking, fishing, shoreline views, family outings, and outdoor lake recreation.

Each week, Lake Wedowee Discovery randomly selects one local business, restaurant, church, park, marina, public place, lake destination, or community resource from Clay County, Cleburne County, or Randolph County for the **Lake Wedowee Spotlight**.

Read the full spotlight here:
https://lakewedoweediscovery.com/flat-rock-park.html


Flat Rock Park Enthusiasts

06/20/2026

Ladiga Lullaby

Sleeps 2 adults, one child or 2 smaller children comfortably.

06/19/2026

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06/18/2026

We love the glow of the tents at night!!

06/18/2026

Alabama is one of the only places on Earth where the geography itself feels slightly unhinged… and honestly that's exactly why people love it. 🌲🏖️🏈

Because somebody looked at a state with mountains, rivers, forests, prairies, swamps, beaches, major cities, and college football rivalries that could start wars and said:
"You know what? Let's put 5 million people here."
And somehow it worked. 😭

Alabama stretches from the Tennessee Valley all the way down to the Gulf Coast, which means this state basically contains:
• Appalachian foothills
• endless pine forests
• rolling farmland
• massive rivers cutting through
• coastal marshes
• white sand beaches
• historic towns
• college towns that shut down for football
• caves hidden in the hills
• and at least one person currently debating Auburn vs. Alabama like their life depends on it. 🏈💀

North Alabama feels like the mountains decided to visit:
• Tennessee Valley tucked between ridges
• waterfalls hidden in the woods
• caves you can explore (or get lost in)
• Huntsville pretending it's NASA headquarters (because it is 😭)
• rolling hills covered in trees
• backroads that wind through forests forever 🌲

Then you head into Central Alabama:
• rolling farmland everywhere
• the Black Belt Prairie stretching across
• historic small towns full of charm
• rivers like the Alabama and Tombigbee cutting through
• forests that seem to go on forever
• someone on a tractor waving like y'all are neighbors 😭

Then Metro Birmingham and Montgomery become pure Southern energy:
• highways winding through hills
• college football obsession at dangerous levels
• historic civil rights landmarks
• BBQ joints with lines out the door
• suburbs sprawling into the countryside
• somebody honking because you hesitated for 0.2 seconds at a green light 💀

Meanwhile the Gulf Coast is just sitting there quietly containing:
• white sand beaches that look tropical
• turquoise water (on a good day)
• coastal marshes full of herons
• shrimp boats heading out at dawn
• barrier islands
• hurricanes that show up uninvited and rearrange everything 🌊

Then there's the Wiregrass Region in the southeast:
• pine forests as far as the eye can see
• small towns with big hearts
• peanut farms everywhere
• red clay roads
• summer heat that makes you question your choices
• and at least one person fishing in a pond like they have all day 🎣

Then there's the landscape.

Alabama contains thousands of rivers, streams, lakes, forests, caves, and parks, which basically means no matter where you are, eventually you'll run into:
• a river perfect for floating
• a hiking trail
• a historic site
• a BBQ joint
• a lake tucked into the trees
• or a local explaining why their town has the best football team 😭

And somehow...
the weather can be 80 degrees and sunny one day, storming sideways the next, and humid enough to swim through the air by summer.

Alabama is basically a collection of completely different regions held together by sweet tea, college football, Southern hospitality, pine trees, and an impressive ability to debate which BBQ sauce is correct. 🌲🏖️🏈🍖😭

06/17/2026

06/16/2026

Ladiga Lullaby really is my favorite

It’s cozy the view from the deck is perfect.

It’s a short walk to the bathhouse.

It’s available this weekend!!!

Make plans now to stay with us!!!

06/16/2026

Stay with us while visiting Cheaha State Park-Alabama

Established in 1933, Cheaha State Park is Alabama's oldest continuously operating state park and home to the highest point in the state at 2,407 feet above sea level.

Many of the park's iconic stone structures were built during the Great Depression by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Historic photographs show workers hauling stone, constructing overlooks, and creating the lodge that still welcomes visitors today.

Generations of Alabamians have traveled to Cheaha to experience breathtaking mountain views, cool summer temperatures, and some of the state's best hiking trails.

Standing atop Cheaha Mountain, it's easy to understand why this remains one of Alabama's most beloved outdoor destinations.