Cabin in Great Smoky Mountains, NC
Reasons to book
About this cabin rental
The space
★ A Place to Slow Down
Large windows fill the cabin with natural light and bring the wooded surroundings into view. Three bedrooms give families and friends room to spread out, while the comfortable living spaces make it easy to gather, recharge, and enjoy time together.
★ Relax and Play
After a day in the mountains, challenge someone to an air-hockey match, settle in for a relaxing evening, or step outside for a private soak in the hot tub beneath the trees. This is a place for quiet mornings, family time, and a slower Smoky Mountain pace.
★ Close to the Best of the Smokies
The Wear Cove Gap Road entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park is approximately 8 minutes away, putting hiking, tubing, waterfalls, scenic drives, and other outdoor adventures within easy reach.
The start of the Cades Cove scenic loop is approximately 26 minutes from the cabin. Townsend is about 10 minutes away, with Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg also close enough for dining, shopping, attractions, and day trips.
★ Convenient Local Stops
Heavenly Roast Coffee House and Mountain Brothers General Store are both approximately 4 minutes away, making it easy to grab morning coffee, breakfast, snacks, or last-minute supplies.
★ Easy Mountain Access
Enjoy a peaceful mountain setting without a stressful drive to reach it. The cabin is accessed by easy roads with no steep or difficult mountain climb required.
Spend the day exploring the Smokies, then return to a comfortable retreat where you can relax, reconnect, and plan tomorrow’s adventure.
Guest access
★ The Cabin Is Yours
Guests have private use of the entire cabin and private hot tub throughout their stay. Settle in, make yourself comfortable, and enjoy the property at your own pace.
Other things to note
★ Approximate Drive Times
8 minutes to Great Smoky Mountains National Park
10 minutes to Townsend
20 minutes to Pigeon Forge
26 minutes to the start of the Cades Cove scenic loop
30 minutes to Gatlinburg
Drive times may vary due to traffic, weather, road conditions, park closures, and seasonal congestion.
★ A Natural Mountain Setting
The cabin is surrounded by a natural wooded environment. Wildlife, insects, pollen, falling leaves, and changing mountain weather are normal parts of the Smoky Mountain experience.
Black bears are common throughout the Smokies. If you see one, never approach or feed it and remain at least 50 yards away. Do not leave food, coolers, pet food, or trash outdoors. Keep all garbage in the designated secured container, and keep vehicle doors locked with no food or trash left inside.
