Swim, Breathe Cool Air, and Explore Helen with Family
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Why Rent On Lake Laceola
Lake Laceola is a private lake community, boasting breathtaking views from an elevation of 1430 feet. The adjacent National Forest provides a variety of invigorating activities from backpacking, horseback riding, and white water rafting to hunting, fishing, and bird watching. Small, charming mountain villages await your exploration like the Bavarian-themed village of Helen. An entrance to the famous Appalachian Trail is nearby and the Georgia Wine Highway will carry you to some of Georgia’s best mountain vineyards.
- Surface area (mi)
- 0.3
- Max depth (ft)
- 60.01
- Elevation (ft)
- 1420.6
- Shoreline length (mi)
- 5
Popular activities
- Boating
- Fishing
- Kayaking
- Canoeing
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to dive into what Lake Laceola has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!
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Yes, swimming is allowed in Lake Laceola. The lake has a swimming pool and the lake itself is used for various activities, but specific lake use restrictions apply.
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Lake Laceola is a popular destination because of its scenic location in the North Georgia mountains. It offers breathtaking views, adjacent to the Yonah Wilderness Area and the Chattahoochee National Forest, and is close to towns like Helen and Cleveland, providing access to shopping, restaurants, hiking, and family activities. The lake also features various fish species and constant water levels fed by mountain streams.
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Yes, you need a Georgia fishing license to fish in Lake Laceola. This is because Lake Laceola is within Georgia’s jurisdiction and all freshwater fishing in the state requires a valid Georgia fishing license. Reliable identification and a Social Security Number are also required to purchase the license.
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There is no public beach at Lake Laceola. It is a private lake community, and access is generally restricted to its residents and their guests. The lake and its amenities, including the lakefront clubhouse and boat ramp, are primarily for the use of community members.
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Towns near Lake Minneola that offer amenities like shopping, dining, and entertainment include Clermont and Minneola. Clermont has a historic downtown area with restaurants, shops, and events, while Minneola is close to these amenities and also has its own lakefront area. Both towns provide a mix of serene surroundings and convenient access to various activities.