Posted on 6/13/2025 by Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals

Celebrate Independence Day in Big Canoe with Family, Freedom & Fireworks

As July 4th nears, Big Canoe comes alive with family-friendly events, live music, and patriotic fun tucked into the heart of the North Georgia mountains. Known for its scenic beauty and strong sense of community, Big Canoe is the perfect spot for a mountain escape—and their Independence Week lineup delivers something for everyone.

Thursday, July 3, 2025

Kick off the weekend with an Acoustic Showcase at the Canoe Lodge from 7:00 –8:30 PM. An intimate evening of live music in a stunning lakeside setting.

Person Playing Guiter
Kid Running in Color Run

Friday, July 4, 2025

Start your day with a colorful burst at the Color Run/Walk at Wildcat from 8:00 – 10 AM. Later, head to The Deck at Lakeside Bistro for live steel drum music from 1:00 – 5:00 PM. The evening closes with the Terraces Concert Series featuring Gimme Springsteen. A tribute packed with energy and summer vibes from 7:00 - 8:30 PM. Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals is a proud sponsor of this family fun event! 

Saturday, July 5, 2025

The day begins at 10 AM with the crowd favorite Patriotic Dog Parade at Diamond Dog Park. Pups of all sizes parade in red, white, and blue, with prizes for best costumes, look-a-likes, and overall showstoppers.

Two dogs wearing 4th of July Items
Family Watching Fireworks

At 4 PM, enjoy Family Fun Day and a community concert and fireworks show at Playfield Park—a spectacular sendoff to a weekend of celebration.

Family at Night Watching Fireworks in Sky

Plan Your Stay Nearby

Our Big Canoe rentals typically book fast for the July 4th festivities. If you can't find what you need in Big Canoe, there are always nearby towns like Blue Ridge and Ellijay that offer peaceful retreats and their own July 4th activities.  Book your cabin early with Southern Comfort Cabin Rentals for the best selection of North Georgia 4th of July cabins—your mountain memories are waiting.

Hot Tub on Deck in SCCR Rental
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