A secluded cabin on 4 wooded acres where a creek runs below the covered gazebo deck, the hot tub and sauna stay ready all year, and a full game room keeps everyone smiling long after dark.
The moment you arrive, the creek does the welcoming. You hear it from the hot tub, from the covered gazebo, from the master bedroom. It runs year-round and never gets old.
Warm knotty wood tones and a gas fireplace anchor the living room, with plush sofas, a farmhouse dining table, and windows looking straight into the trees. Step outside and a covered gazebo deck sits directly above the creek — Adirondack chairs, string lights, and the sound of moving water below. The hot tub runs 24/7, all year, paired with a private sauna on the same timber-frame pavilion.
The game room, just off the main house, keeps the whole group occupied: a full-size pool table, three arcade machines, pinball, ping pong, and UNO. The basement lounge adds a bumper pool table, Wheel of Fortune, a poker table, Jumbo Jenga, Twister, Yahtzee, and a wood bar with a mini fridge — BYOB and let the night run itself.
Pigeon Forge and Dollywood are 10 minutes away. Gatlinburg is 20. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a scenic 15 to 30 minute drive. Most guests tell us they barely wanted to leave the property.
Open 24 hours, all year round, on a timber-frame pavilion above the creek. Soak while the water runs below and the trees close in around you.
Set beside the hot tub on the same pavilion. Deep heat after a day on the Smokies trails, with the creek running just below.
A full-size pool table, three arcade machines, pinball, ping pong, and UNO. Kids and adults both lose track of time in here.
Bumper pool, Wheel of Fortune, a poker table, Jumbo Jenga, Yahtzee, and a wood bar with a mini fridge. BYOB and settle in for the night.
A gas fireplace anchors the living room. Outside, a fire pit and a gas-and-charcoal grill call everyone back under the stars.
A covered deck sits directly above the creek — Adirondack chairs, string lights, and moving water below. Coffee here beats coffee anywhere else.
Chris and co-host Janene stock every corner of this cabin the way you'd want it stocked yourself — from the coffee bar to the dedicated workspace. Arrive, unpack, and start your vacation.
+ Free Driveway Parking · Exterior Security Cameras · Pack-N-Play & High Chair · 66 Amenities Total
1 King bed · Plush cotton sheets, woodland views · En-suite bath with freestanding soaking tub, glass walk-in rain shower, river rock tile, bath bombs & robes
1 Queen bed · Cotton sheets, ceiling fan, 44" Roku TV, woodland views · Steps from the full hallway bathroom with walk-in shower
1 King bed · Private bath outside the door, direct walkthrough to the game room · Adjacent lounge with a second queen sofa sleeper for up to 6 guests
"We had a wonderful stay and would definitely recommend this home! It was peaceful and secluded while still being just a short drive from local attractions. We loved being able to hear the creek running behind the house."
"Amazing place to stay at, very welcoming and clean and had all the amenities we needed. Chris was very respectful of our time and helped out with everything, was very quick and responsive."
"Had a great time at his place. Beautiful, much nicer than the pictures. Highly recommend."
"We had such a great stay at the cabin. There were plenty of things for the whole family to do. We all enjoyed the hot tub and my husband loved the sauna."
"We have no complaints and neither do our teenagers. The game room, activities, and amenities allowed us to connect without the distraction of phones. Memories we will truly cherish."
"This cabin was perfect for my family! We absolutely loved the game room, hot tub, and sauna. The bedrooms and bathrooms are very nice and comfortable."
Sevierville sits at the gateway to one of the most visited national parks in America — with Dollywood, Gatlinburg, and miles of Appalachian wilderness within a short drive.
Step past the park gate and the world exhales — ancient ridgelines dissolve into layered blue haze, morning fog curls through old-growth hemlocks, and every mile of trail feels borrowed from a deeper, slower time.
The neon-lit main strip spills out between mountain walls — taffy pullers in lit windows, the smell of fudge at midnight, and a gondola swinging you above it all toward the ridge.
Dolly's kingdom rises from a Pigeon Forge hillside — world-class coasters threading through Appalachian craft villages, live bluegrass spilling from covered stages, and the kind of Southern hospitality that makes you forget there's a wait.
At 6,643 feet the ridgeline opens up — on clear mornings you stand above five states, watching ancient peaks stack to the horizon like waves frozen mid-ocean, the highest point on the entire Appalachian Trail.
An 11-mile loop unwraps a broad valley cupped by mountain walls — white-tailed deer graze at dawn near hand-hewn log cabins, black bears shamble through orchard grass, and the 19th century feels startlingly close.
The trail climbs through old-growth forest, hugging sheer rock faces carved by wind and water, until the ridgeline breaks open into a sweeping Smoky Mountain vista — the kind of view that makes the burn in your legs feel earned.
"Welcome to Rustic Lodge Retreat. Along with my co-host Janene, my goal is simple: make sure your group has everything you need from the moment you arrive so you can focus entirely on each other. Every detail — from the firewood by the fire pit to the coffee bar in the kitchen — is stocked and ready. You have questions, I'm always within an hour."
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