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Owl's Nest is a new cabin to our program boasting a large floor plan for your next vacation. Upon entry you have a large living/dining and game room area with dining table, pool table and living room sitting area with a sleeper sofa, large flat screen t.v. and gas fireplace. The large master bedroom has a king bed, sitting area,…
River Home is a beautiful retreat that offers a great open floor plan with lots of windows to enjoy the mountain and river views. The 1st level has an open living room with sleeper sofa, dining room and kitchen combination with a washer and dryer, wood burning fireplace, and 2 bedrooms. 1 offers a king bed and the other bedroom…
Roosevelt Lodge is named after President Franklin Roosevelt who stood at the Rockefeller Monument in September 1940 and dedicated the Great Smoky Mountains National Park for the enjoyment of the people. When we began renovating Roosevelt Lodge, we kept those words in mind, and it has truly become a place dedicated to the relaxation and enjoyment of the people. Roosevelt…
Rocky Top Retreat is a newly remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom cabin located only minutes from downtown gatlinburg. It is situated in a wooded setting offering a tree house feel to the surroundings. The main level of the home houses the large living room dining room combination with a modern kitchen. It has a bedroom and hall bath with tub…
Eagles Nest is a 2 bedroom cabin located just minutes from the National Park and only 3 miles from Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, allowing you to stay in the action with local restaurants and attractions. King bedrooms are located on either sides of the property with gas fireplaces and jacuzzi tubs with a view of the mountains. The combined living…
In 1807, Martha Jane Huskey Ogle came to this area and brought her young family. They would inhabit an area which would become known as White Oak Flats and eventually, Gatlinburg. But for Native Americans, they would be the area's first white settlers. What they found was a wild wilderness, most of which would become one of America's most treasured…
This secluded cabin sits in an idyllic setting on 12 acres of land surrounded by dual creeks. A walking path lies along the creek. Formerly a rustic barn, The Bunk House now has all the comforts of home and is located only 10.9 miles from the Gatlinburg city limit and just minutes from downtown. The cabin features a full kitchen,…
This new contruction, 2 story, 2 bedroom cabin is now being offered for booking. Located only 6 blocks from downtown Gatlinburg and convenient to a trolley stop, it will make a great vacation spot. The main level of the home has an open concept livingroom, kitchen and dining area with seating for 6. It has a gas fireplace, sleeper sofa…
The Reagan family, one of Gatlinburgs most historic families, began building cabins around 1925. At the time, Otha Reagan worked stripping tanning bark in the Sugarlands area of what is now the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and his wife, Emma, was a weaver at Arrowmont. In 1923, Otha and Emma had saved enough money $500 to be exact to…
