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BARNSLEY RESORT IS A LUXURY GETAWAY AN HOUR FROM ATLANTA WITH FABULOUS FOOD,
HISTORICAL RUINS
by Jan Schroder August 30, 2022
August 30, 2022
The inn at Barnsley Resort with one of the many fire pits on the property.
I’ve done my share of 14-hour sightseeing tours in a new city, and get a thrill
from ending my day with sore feet, a phone filled with hundreds of new photos
and closing my eyes in an unfamiliar bed with dozens of new memories.
But I also love the excitement of driving into a resort and not getting into a
car again until I’ve checked out. That was my experience with a two-night
getaway to Barnsley Resort, a 3,000-acre resort about an hour from Atlanta.
The range of activities, bucolic setting and fabulous food make it a perfect,
relaxing getaway.
Where: Barnsley Resort in Adairsville, Georgia
What makes it special: The history and quality of the food
Some of the gorgeous gardens by the ruins.
I can’t sing. I can’t draw. And I can’t arrange flowers to save my life, despite
my garden club membership. (I’m the token remedial member.) I can now add
shooting, golfing and fly fishing to the list of things I have no natural talent
for.
But that doesn’t mean I can’t enjoy all those things, and love getting a chance
to give it a go. That’s one of the reasons I love Barnsley Resort. I tried my
sometimes unsteady hand at several new activities and indulged in old favorites
as well on a recent getaway. More on that below.
And those are just a few of the reasons I’ve fallen in love with this charming
property. Here are others.
THE ACCOMMODATIONS
One of the adorable cottages at Barnsley Resort.
On previous trips I had stayed in one of the charming cottages. With claw-foot
tubs, writing desk, huge deluxe bed, wet bar and comfortable seating options,
the cottages at Barnsley are some of my favorite accommodations anywhere.
There’s plenty of room to spread out, work if necessary, and even room in the
tub for two on those romantic weekends. Oh, and did I mention the fireplace? On
a previous trip with my husband, we enjoyed a room-service dinner by the
fireplace for a delightful evening on a chilly, rainy night.
Barnsley has 90 cottage guest rooms and suites, arranged in tree-lined lanes
that lend it a small village feel. There are six multi-room Estate Cottages if
you’re traveling with a group.
On my most recent visit, I was excited to stay in the 55-room inn, which opened
in 2018 in the style of an English country home. I waited patiently for one of
the ladies’ maids to come unpack my suitcase full of evening attire and tell me
what time to go to the drawing room for drinks, but it seems I was on my own.
Jackson Vaught with the case holding the bourbon dripper.
There is a bourbon ritual daily at 5 in the lobby, however, where any type of
attire was welcome. Bourbon steward Jackson Vaught led us through the tasting
and explained how Woodford bourbon is infused with lightly smoked pecans and
showed us the repurposed coffee drip machine that is used to create the unique
flavor.
Our room was on the second floor with a seating area and a window seat. Above
the seat was a large vertical window with view of a tree-lined path. We had a
mini fridge and a coffee maker, two of my favorite amenities.
You can pick up items to make S’mores every night in the lobby. My husband is
not a fan of marshmallows and it was a bit hot to sit by a fire, but we did grab
some of the yummy chocolate bars.
I don’t think you’d ever have to wait for a place to stick your marshmallow.
I’ve never seen a higher guest/fire pit ratio anywhere. I tried to count them
all and got up to 13.
THE DINING OPTIONS
What made my crab cakes at Woodland Grill even better? Fried green tomatoes on
top.
I remember the food being good at Barnsley Resort, but it seems to have really
upped its game – we found the food outstanding. We aren’t big breakfast eaters,
so both mornings I walked down to the Beer Garden where breakfast sandwiches are
available and got an egg and cheese to share. It was huge, and really well done.
We also had lunch there one day, a delicious meal of pulled pork, chicken wings
and salad.
See how pretty the sea bass dish was?
We also had an excellent dinner at Woodlands Grill, which has several seating
areas. The porch with a view of the golf course is a lovely place to dine, but
we opted for indoors. There is also ample seating at the bar.
We dined on crab cakes and lamb meatballs with pappardelle, rich and satisfying.
Our favorite meal was at the Rice House where we sat in the dining room of a
19th-century farmhouse and enjoyed the garden-to-table menu where every dish was
a work of art. The menu rotates as ingredients are grown on the property or
within a 150-mile radius.
We dined on tuna crudo, striped bass and I had strawberries panna cotta for
dessert. Chris recently became lactose intolerant and our server considerately
provided him with a dairy-free option.
THE CHANCE TO TRY NEW THINGS
I learned how to hold and shoot a gun. If any sporting clays ever attack me, I’m
ready.
The itinerary for a girlfriends getaway I attended at Barnsley a few years ago
included lessons with experts on shooting clays, fly fishing and golf. Three
things all our instructors had in common were a great deal of knowledge about
their sport, patience with a group of novice women and the ability to teach
well.
For our venture with what’s now known as the Beretta Shooting Grounds by High
Adventure Company at Barnsley Resort, one of the top facilities in the country,
we drove to the course in the woods and gathered in a covered five-stand layout.
(Impressed with my lingo?) We got a safety lesson that included how to hold a
gun – a first for some of us.
We then put on our safety goggles and ear plugs and under the expert tutelage of
our instructors, proceeded to shoot at flying orange clays, with loud blasts
closely followed by squeals of delight when one of us hit one.
We whacked hundreds of balls on the driving range during our lesson. I’m not
sure I’ll ever take up golf, as my favorite part is still zipping around in the
golf cart.
The course includes a covered five-stand featuring multiple targets ideal for
team-building games and friendly competition and two 14-station clay courses
where you simulate shooting game like quail and rabbits. We made our way around
a few stations, with our instructors patiently guiding us as we hefted the
shotguns and took aim at the darting orange discs, missing way more than we hit.
The fly fishing lesson was much quieter, as we practiced casting flies on the
large pond, aiming to place a straight line on the water. Time didn’t allow us a
full fly fishing experience, but several options are available. We admired the
trays full of carefully crafted flies, many blinged out, and learned that rather
than call them pretty, we should compliment them by calling them buggy. A
decidedly more manly term.
Another morning we jumped on new tricked-out golf carts and hit the
Fazio-designed course for our golf lesson, starting first on the driving range.
While those pros at The Masters make it look so effortless, we found it a bit
more challenging to make that ball soar towards the hole. It was fun to take a
whack at a huge stack of balls, resolving each time as zillions of golfers have
before us, to do better with the next shot.
Chris tried his hand at ax-throwing.
When I returned recently with my husband, new activities had been added at the
farm. We had planned to try our hand at the ax-throwing. Unfortunately, I had
hurt my back lifting something I shouldn’t so I had to abstain, but Chris got up
there and threw his heart out, proving to have good aim.
THE CHANCE TO INDULGE IN ACTIVITIES I LOVE
We spent an afternoon at the pool, which felt cool and refreshing in the Georgia
heat.
Other activities include hiking on the many wooded trails, kayaking on the
ponds, playing bocce, tennis, horseshoes or disc golf, lounging in the pool or
enjoying a cold one at the Beer Garden. A trip to the spa helps soothe any
aching muscles, while evenings spent relaxing on Adirondack chairs on the lawn
are a favorite memory for me.
BARNSLEY’S HISTORY AND RUINS
We had cocktails by the fire followed by dinner in the Manor House Ruins one
evening, a simply enchanting night.
Speaking of romance, Barnsley’s very existence stems from a love story.
On a previous visit I learned this and more from historian Clent Coker, who has
since passed away. He regaled us with stories of Barnsley, a passion of his
since he was a boy growing up in the area. He wrote a book on Barnsley,
“Barnsley Gardens at Woodlands,” and supplied historical photos for the small
museum housed in the ruins.
Originally called Woodlands, the estate was built by Godfrey Barnsley for his
bride Julia in the 1840s. But Julia and their infant son died before the house
was finished. He completed the home and ornate gardens, and his family lived
there for generations.
Despite damage caused by Yankees during the Civil War, the house and family
remained. But in 1906 a tornado left the house in ruins. A new owner restored
the property and opened it as Barnsley Gardens in 1991. He made the wise
decision to keep the Manor House Ruins, now one of the most popular spots for
events on the property.
The love stories continue as many couples begin their married life on adjacent
lawns of this enchanted venue.
The heirloom gardens are spectacular, and include 200 varieties of roses. The
more knowledgable members of my garden club could even identify a few of them.
If you aren’t able to stay in Barnsley overnight, day tours of the gardens are
available.
I recommend a visit to the ruins at night where the lighting adds an additional
layer of romance and beauty.
THE GET-AWAY-FROM-IT-ALL FACTOR
Chris wandered into the Meditation Garden during our walk around the property.
I’ve always been a city girl. When my brownie troop went to visit a dairy, our
photo was in a local paper with the headline, “City Girls See Cow.”
But living in a city has a certain stress factor, especially for a writer with
constant deadlines. And more so now in Atlanta where the highways seemed to have
gathered in revolt with some bizarre new closure every few days.
A visit to Barnsley from Atlanta is a quick and easy antidote to stress, and
worth the longer travel time from other parts of the country.
The entrance to Barnsley Resort. Once we entered, we never left.
When I drive through the gates and am greeted by the friendly staff, I can take
a deep breath. And relax. Exactly what I’m looking for in a getaway.
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