Tennessee

Smoky Mountains

17 cabins in Tennessee hill country. Hot tubs, ridge views, and Dollywood nearby.

Cabins managed

Gateway towns

12M+

Park visitors yearly

4.94★

Avg. across all our homes

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park in America, 12 million people a year. Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg sit at its doorstep. Our cabins are the right base for any of it.

Areas we cover

Sevierville

Quieter than Pigeon Forge, closer to the park

Pigeon Forge

Dollywood, outlet shopping, family attractions

Gatlinburg

Park entrance and aquarium, 20 minutes from our Pigeon Forge cabins

Things to do

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Free entry, 800 miles of trails, more biodiversity than any other temperate forest on earth.

Dollywood

Dolly Parton's mountain theme park. World-class coasters, live music, and Southern food done right.

Clingmans Dome

Highest point in the Smokies at 6,643 feet. On a clear day you can see 100 miles.

Old Mill (Pigeon Forge)

Working gristmill since 1830. Restaurant, candy kitchen, and pottery shop all worth the stop.

Pigeon River Rafting

Class III and IV rapids through a mountain gorge. Outfitters in Hartford run trips March through October.

Anakeesta (Gatlinburg)

Mountain village above Gatlinburg with a gondola, treetop walk, and views of the entire park.

Where to eat

Restaurants

The Old Mill / Pottery House Café (Pigeon Forge)

Sawyers Farmhouse

Greenbrier Restaurant (Gatlinburg)

Heirloom Room (Gatlinburg)

Local Goat

Coffee

Smoky Mountain Coffee & Creamery (Gatlinburg)

Bloom & Berry (Gatlinburg)

The Donut Friar (Gatlinburg)

Kid-friendly

Frizzle Chicken Farmhouse Café (Pigeon Forge)

Mama's Farmhouse

Pancake Pantry (Gatlinburg)

Best for

Large family reunions

Groups of 8–20

Fall foliage trips

National park base camps

Groups wanting hot tubs + entertainment

When to visit

Wildflower Season (March–May)

Over 1,500 species of flowering plants bloom in the park. Trails are quiet, waterfalls are full, bears come out of hibernation.

Summer Mountain Season (June–August)

Dollywood in full swing, rivers warm enough for tubing, ridgelines cooler than the valley. Busy season. Book early.

Fall Color Season (October–November)

One of the best fall foliage shows in the eastern US. Peak color hits mid-October. The Foliage Hotline is a real thing.

Christmas in the Smokies (December–February)

Dollywood's Smoky Mountain Christmas runs through January. Mountain towns light up. Hot tubs in the snow.

Every home we manage here

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Max. 12 guests · 3 bedrooms · 3 baths

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