1892 Reids Ferry Road Lot 3, Buckhead, GA 30025

Introducing Camp Buckhead, a private, thoughtfully planned lakefront community spanning approximately 300 acres on the shores of Lake Oconee in historic Buckhead, Georgia, approximately 90 minutes east of Atlanta. Designed around the belief that nature is the ultimate luxury, the community features only 45 homesites, thoughtfully positioned to showcase each owner's custom lake home while maximizing breathtaking natural vistas and sightlines. Of the 45 homesites, 31 are lakefront, ranging from approximately one to three acres and priced from $1 million to $2 million. All lakefront lots are pre-approved for max docks. Designed to preserve the natural character of the land, Camp Buckhead will maintain approximately 40% open space, including approximately 80 acres of meadows. Planned amenities include a lakeside pavilion, a 10-slip community dock, approximately five miles of walking trails, fitness facilities, sauna and cold plunge, golf simulator, tennis and pickleball courts, a kitchen garden, stocked fishing pond, and additional outdoor recreation opportunities. The community is being developed and master planned by Thrivemore Advisors, with Ladisic Fine Homes serving as lead builder. The architectural team includes Heyward Russell Studio, Joel Kelly Design, T.S. Adams Studio, and J. Ryan Duffey Architect. Camp Buckhead will offer the combination of privacy, generous homesites, and the freedom to build a truly exceptional custom home without sacrificing the amenities today's buyers want. The community was intentionally designed around the idea that nature is the ultimate luxury, complemented by amenities and experiences that bring families and friends together. Inspired by both its location and the Southern tradition of classic lakeside fish camps, Camp Buckhead celebrates the timeless character of Lake Oconee through a community where the landscape is the star. Camp Buckhead offers a rare opportunity to build an extraordinary custom lake home in a setting where nature, architecture, and community exist in thoughtful balance.