Booth Western Art Museum
This architectural wonder is home to the largest permanent exhibition space for Western art in the world and is associated with the Smithsonian Institution. Visitors “See America’s Story” through its permanent collection.
Beyond Barnsley Resort
Explore North Georgia
Natural beauty, charm and culture as well as historic small towns and Native American Heritage. Beyond the beauty of the rolling foothills that surround Barnsley Resort is a region worth getting to know.
Tellus Science Museum
A world-class, hands-on museum with a passion for science. See a replica Wright flyer, a fossil gallery, an 80-foot Brontosaurus and an observatory with a state-of-the-art 20-inch telescope.
Savoy Automobile Museum
This world-class museum celebrates the beauty and history of automobiles, whether you’re a casual enthusiast or serious collector, and features events, exhibits and a curated collection.
Roselawn House and Museum
This beautifully restored Victorian mansion is the former home of renowned evangelist Sam P. Jones. It houses the writings and memorabilia of Jones and Rebecca Latimer Felton, the first woman to serve in the United States Senate.
Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Site
This site dates back to 950 A.D. when it was home to several thousand Native Americans. View six earthen mounds or follow the nature trail along the Etowah River to learn about early civilizations.
African American Heritage Trail
A journey through 19 sites that are important components of black life and history in Bartow County, where a strong African American community emerged after emancipation.
Getting Here
Just an hour north of Atlanta and south of Chattanooga on I-75, Barnsley Resort is located on 3,000 awe-inspiring acres in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia.
Dugan's Pub
The interior designs at Dugan’s Pub were created by David Thompson Studio who also designed Jules, FIG and The Ordinary in Charleston as well as B-Liner oceanfront restaurant at Kiawah Island Club.
Dugan’s Pub dress code is resort casual, with golf and athletic apparel appropriate during the day. In the evening, hats, flip-flops, athletic apparel and swimwear or cover-ups are not permitted.
Yes, our chefs can accommodate specific dietary preferences. It is always a good idea to inform your server so they can meet your needs.
If guests bring their own bottle of wine, a corkage fee of $25 per bottle applies.
Dugan’s Pub is a short walk from our pedestrian-friendly cottage village, located inside Woodlands restaurant.
Dugan’s Pub serves classic bar fare, including shareable bites, salads, burgers, sandwiches, seafood and hearty entrées, along with a selection of handcrafted cocktails and beverages.
Dugan’s Pub is located inside Woodlands restaurant.
Dugan’s Pub at Woodlands allows off-property dining guests for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Dining at Dugan’s may be limited to overnight resort guests and members on some weekends and holidays. Please call 770.773.7480 for dining reservations.
K.O. Dugan was the farmer-bootlegger-professional boxer, great grandson of Godfrey Barnsley.
Explore North Georgia
Barnsley Resort is about one hour north of Atlanta off I-75.
Navigation services may select an alternate route so for the smoothest travel experience, we highly recommend taking the route below. You can rely on navigation once off I-75 at Exit 306 (unless specific travel conditions dictate otherwise).
Take I-75 north and continue to Exit 306 in Adairsville. Turn left off the exit. Travel approximately 2.2 miles on Highway 140. Turn left at red light onto Hall Station Road and travel south approximately 5.5 miles. Take a right at Barnsley Gardens Road (just past Mt. Carmel Church). Travel 2.5 miles to the main entrance of the resort on the left.
Barnsley Resort is only one hour from Chattanooga.
Barnsley Resort is one hour and fifteen minutes from Atlanta Stadium.
Barnsley Resort is only 37 minutes from LakePoint Sports.
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