Next Generation Martial Arts
June 9–13 · Welcome Valley Village · N. Georgia & Tennessee
Our third summer in the mountains — rafting the Ocoee and the cool Hiwassee, hiking to waterfalls, and campfire dinners every night with our NGMA family.
Per-person, set by how many your cabin sleeps — the whole week, handled.
The only things on you: breakfast & lunch — that's what the Wednesday grocery run is for.
See it for yourself
Last June in the mountains — the rapids, the waterfalls, and our crew having the time of their lives. This is what you're signing up for.
Pick your spot
Every cabin sits inside Welcome Valley Village — 17 gated acres on the Ocoee with private fire pits, a riverside dock, hiking trails, and a covered pavilion for our group meals. Tap a cabin to see photos and details, then text Scotty to claim it.
8 spots left
Largest standard cabin — two bedrooms, an open loft, screened porch with a swing.
4 spots left
The classic village log cabin — cozy, comfortable, right in the heart of it all.
4 spots each
Covered-wagon glamping for something different — three wagons, each sleeps 4.
Cozy and pet-friendly — bring the dog along for the mountains.
Our biggest — a private hot tub and the best views in the village.
A cozy cottage for a smaller crew — pet-friendly and tucked into the trees.
A charming cabin right by the river — fall asleep to the sound of the water.
These low per-person prices only hold when our group books the entire Welcome Valley Village. If the whole property isn't booked, everyone's rate goes up — so the more of us who go, the cheaper it is for all of us. Claim your cabin and help spread the word. And if we fill all 51 spots, extra lodging nearby is available through Ocoee River Experience — nobody who wants in gets left out.
Get your bearings
Here's the whole property — every cabin and wagon, the riverside pavilion, the bathhouse, basketball court, and trails, all tucked along the Ocoee. Find your cabin and see how close everything sits.
Welcome Valley Village · on the Ocoee River in the Cherokee National Forest
Day by day
Dinner's provided every night at the campfire. Hikes are always optional — do as much or as little as you like.
Roll in, settle into your cabin, and make a quick grocery run for breakfast & lunch. That evening: our first campfire dinner and time to hang out as a crew.
An early trail at Chestnut Mountain Bluff, then we meet the outfitters at noon to raft the cool, scenic Hiwassee. Back to the village for another campfire dinner.
Our hiking day — Turtletown Creek Falls, with an optional second trail for anyone with the energy. Wind down with a fireside cookout back at camp.
The big one: a full day rafting the entire Ocoee River, Upper and Middle. It'll wear you out in the best way — dinner's ready back at camp when you're done.
Pack up, say goodbye to the mountains, and hit the road with a full week of memories.
Who we go with
Great local outfits make this trip what it is. Take a look at who we stay and raft with.
Where we stay
Our home base — six cabins and three glamping wagons on 17 riverside acres, run by Timberroot.
Visit the village ↗Hiwassee rafting
Our guides for the cool, scenic Hiwassee River run — perfect for first-timers and families.
Visit Hiwassee Outfitters ↗Ocoee rafting
Our guides for the big day — the full Ocoee run, Upper and Middle, from a crew who know the river cold.
Visit Ocoee River Experience ↗Text Scotty with the cabin you want. First to text, first to claim — and the sooner we fill all 51 spots, the better the price for everyone.
Questions about the week? Text 985-860-6201 or catch us at the gym.
