Woodhaven Bend on the Etowah is a nature-focused community.  Located on a spectacular property bordered by two-miles of the unspoiled Etowah River, Woodhaven Bend has been a sanctuary for man and nature for centuries.  During the Georgia Gold Rush in the 1830’s, that land was home to two mines, and remnants of that activity have been preserved on the property.  What also has been preserved is the breathtaking beauty of the varied topography.  From gentle meadows and steep mountain foothills to riverside retreats, each generously sized multi-acre tract has its own personality.

In all, approximately 33 homes will occupy this breathtaking 280-acre site.  Over 5,000 trees and flora were planted in a 50-acre riverside preserve in Woodhaven.  Nature is the primary amenity.  The community was developed to allow access for residents to interact with nature.  To that end, over 10 miles of interconnected hiking and biking trails wind throughout the community past scenic river rapids, wildlife observation areas, a bird sanctuary and rustic river pavilions.  Over 50 acres of preserved green space along the Etowah’s shores are ideal for enjoying a hike, a canoe or kayak trip, a fishing venture, a photography outing or simple meditation.

Woodhaven Bend was designed to allow people to interact with nature at their own pace, in their own way and in a manner that makes them comfortable.  The connection between land and residents is at the heart of Woodhaven Bend.  The vision is to restore, protect and allow access to nature.