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Other great vacation rentals in Great Smoky Mountains

Top guest favorite
The log cabin is illuminated softly against a dusky sky, with warm lights highlighting its structure. Surrounded by trees, the scene offers expansive views of distant mountains, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere at dusk.
Cabin in Hot Springs
5 out of 5 average rating, 69 reviews

Secluded Nature Retreat: Trail | View| Waterfall

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A spacious outdoor deck features wooden rocking chairs that invite relaxation, framed by lush greenery. Panoramic mountain views stretch into the distance, with soft morning mist creating a serene atmosphere. The cabin is equipped with a grill, perfect for outdoor cooking.
Cabin in Pigeon Forge
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 475 reviews

The Shirebrook - Spectacular Smoky Mountain Views

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The treehouse structure is surrounded by trees, featuring a modern design with large windows and a spacious outdoor deck. Soft lighting creates a welcoming ambiance, while the elevated platform offers views of the natural landscape. The building showcases a blend of wood and metal elements.
Home in Sevierville
5 out of 5 average rating, 36 reviews

Treehouse with private deck, hot tub & fire pit

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A circular stone firepit area is surrounded by wooden rocking chairs, inviting relaxation. A bright orange slide leads from the treehouse to the ground, adding a playful touch. Tall trees provide a natural backdrop, creating a serene outdoor space for gatherings.
Treehouse in Pigeon Forge
5 out of 5 average rating, 396 reviews

Firefly Bungalow. Cozy treehouse guesthouse.

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An A-frame cabin is displayed amid a lush forest, featuring large windows that provide scenic views. A spacious wooden deck surrounds the cabin, complete with outdoor seating, a hot tub, and a shaded dining area under a gazebo, ideal for enjoying the surrounding nature.
Tiny home in Hartford
5 out of 5 average rating, 5 reviews

A-Frame Cabin In Smoky Mountains

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A spacious living area features large windows with mountain views, wooden walls, and high ceilings. Comfortable leather sofas are positioned around a circular ottoman, while decorative cushions add color. A gas fireplace is located to one side, enhancing the cozy environment.
Cabin in Sevierville
5 out of 5 average rating, 59 reviews

Scenic Mountain View Cabin w/GameRoom-Pool-Hot Tub

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A spacious deck features a wooden railing overlooking expansive mountain views. A circular table with four chairs is positioned nearby, inviting outdoor dining. Sunlight gently illuminates the deck, with clouds casting soft shadows across the landscape.
Cabin in Sevierville
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 374 reviews

VIEWS|Private|Romantic|Loft Theater

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The modern black cabin is nestled among trees, demonstrating a private and serene setting. Large windows reveal warm light from the interior, while a firepit area with seating is visible in the foreground, creating an inviting outdoor gathering spot.
Cabin in Robbinsville
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 37 reviews

The Bothy - 28 acre private retreat

Your guide to Great Smoky Mountains

All About the Great Smoky Mountains

One of the great natural treasures of Appalachia, the Great Smoky Mountains rise up along the Tennessee-North Carolina border in the southeastern pocket of the United States. The Smokies are also a designated National Park, drawing nature lovers and outdoor adventurers from all over the world with lush valleys and challenging peaks. Wildlife is abundant here, with more than 1,000 black bears calling the park home and hundreds of bird species to be seen (look out for screech owls).

Whether youā€™re looking for the excitement of tubing down a snowy hillside, prefer a leisurely kayak along the river, or fancy an afternoon sampling the breweries in nearby Gatlinburg, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park has you covered. Enchanting fall foliage attracts annual visitors, while spring brings carpets of wildflowers and rushing waterfalls. Part of the fun is deciding just how youā€™ll explore the mountain range, which contains 150 hiking trails, the Cades Cove driving loop, and plenty of bike-friendly travel routes.

The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Great Smoky Mountains

Spring in the Smokies means wildflowers in bloom, black bears coming out of hibernation, and an exquisite spring vegetable harvest for the areaā€™s restaurants. The summer brings an abundance of activity, both in the wild and in the mountain resort town of Gatlinburg, where open-air festivals fill the calendar. Fall is renowned for the changes in foliage that occur here, and if youā€™re taking advantage of the many Smoky Mountain vacation rentals or have a Smoky cabin rental lined up, there are plenty of viewing points around the park to make the most of the seasonal show. If you prefer crisp winter days ā€” and have packed accordingly ā€” the festive season makes neighboring Gatlinburg worth the trip, with parades and light shows accessible via the year-round trolley service.

Top things to do in Great Smoky Mountains

The Foothills Parkway

Lauded as one of the most beautiful drives in the United States, the Foothills Parkway winds its way across the foothills of the northern Great Smoky Mountains. The road runs for 72 miles along parts of the Little Tennessee River as well as through portions of Blount, Cocke, and Sevier counties, with numerous viewpoints over the Smokies themselves.

Cades Cove

Take a five-mile hike or drive up to Cades Cove, a lush valley with a few historical timber buildings leftover from its time as a residential mountain outpost. This protected valley is now a favorite spot for visitors hoping to spot grazing wildlife, gold and pink sunsets, or a sea of dancing fireflies during summer. The paved loop is closed for cyclists on Saturday and Wednesday mornings, and there are hikes to Abrams Falls. If youā€™d like a guided tour, both public and private options are available.

Gatlinburg

Gatlinburg is a mountain resort town nestled on the northern edge of the Great Smoky Mountains. It has an interactive pinball museum, a Space Needle with panoramic vistas from 400 feet in the air, and plenty of local distilleries, breweries, and wineries worth visiting.

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