Do you love roaming the country in a luxury motorcoach, but don’t want to sacrifice pickleball or proximity to a resort-style pool? A new concept aimed at the North Georgia Mountains rectifies that situation. The purpose is to
A new $16 million complex near Kennesaw and a luxury RV called Divine Village outside Dahlonega, like many others around the country catering to discerning travelers post-COVID-19. The resort project is designed to blend a sense of adventure with luxury comfort. beauty of nature.
Recently announced plans for Divine Village call for 260 RV sites and short-term rentals on 110 lakefront acres at 3084 Town Creek Church Road.
The project’s goal was to take advantage of Georgia’s proximity to wine country and views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and beyond to charming Dahlonega, named one of America’s best small towns by Travel and Leisure last year. It is to take advantage of the fact that there is a (chosen).
Courtesy of DiVine Village. Design JVB Architects, Pro Vision Design
Courtesy of DiVine Village. Design JVB Architects, Pro Vision Design
DiVine Village was founded by Tom Petrillo, a local faith-based entrepreneur, and his wife Karen, and the design team included Ralph Schuler of JVB Architects, whose portfolio includes six luxury RV resorts in Florida. ) and Peter Shipps of Pro Vision Design, Dahlonega. Residents behind the famous Old Edwards Inn in Highlands, North Carolina
Divine Village will feature what it calls a “luxury motorcoach pad” and “state-of-the-art hook-ups,” plus the requisite pickleball court, event space, wine tasting room, dog park, and They are also seeking a clubhouse adjacent to the resort. style pool with cabana, hot tub, and pool bar. It also includes a lakeside walking path with fire pits and “meditative moments.”
“We are inspired by Dahlonega’s beautiful scenery, welcoming community, and natural charm, and we intend to preserve the beautiful and majestic landscape,” Petrillo said in announcing the project.
Courtesy of DiVine Village. Design JVB Architects, Pro Vision Design
Courtesy of DiVine Village. Design JVB Architects, Pro Vision Design
A public hearing to outline the plan is scheduled for Dec. 9 in Divine Village. Project officials plan to break ground in early 2025.
Drive to the gallery and take a closer look at what this 110-acre plan is all about.
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