Family-friendly vacation rentals in Ruby Falls

Treehouse Glamp Design with Amazing Views!

Canopy "Treesort" Is a semi off-grid treehouse & glam camp on Lookout Mountain. Your family & pet can enjoy the hang gliders soaring above from the comfort of our air conditioned cedar sleep pods, tree-deck, fire pit & trails. Would you like to hang glide right over Canopy Experience hiking on our Canopy Property shared 22 acre trail system while playing our treasure hunt game GeoCanopy. Close proximity to popular attractions Cloudland Canyon State Park, Ruby Falls, Rock City and Chattanooga.

The Jackson A-Frame

Nestled in a serene, forested setting, this A-frame cabin offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle. Perfect for nature lovers and those seeking solitude, this charming cabin is a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Enjoy the unique architecture and large windows that bring in natural light while offering beautiful views of the surrounding trees! With a fully equipped kitchen, cozy loft bedroom this cabin is ideal for couples, solo adventurers, or anyone craving a quiet retreat.

Whippoorwill Retreat Treehouse

“Escape, Relax, & Write Your Own Story” **NO SERVICE FEES** Whippoorwill Retreat is a romantic, family-friendly real treehouse in the treetops 20 minutes from Chattanooga. This peaceful escape offers floor-to-ceiling views, a sunrise perch, outdoor fireplace, fire pit for lazy nights, and outdoor soaking tubs with Whippoorwill-scented salts, Alexa for music, and a chandelier. Sleep in a suspended bed or the Canopy Suite, a view of the stars awaits. Write your fairytale at Whippoorwill Retreat.

Tadpole Cabin at Creek Road Farm

Nestled atop a hill on 60 pastoral acres in Wildwood, Georgia, this charmingly rustic one room cabin makes for an ideal family basecamp for local adventures or a romantic couples getaway. The cabin is newly constructed from 150 year old barn timbers and surrounded by shady forests and open pastures. The rest of the world may feel far away, yet Tadpole is only minutes from downtown Chattanooga, Cloudland Canyon State Park and most other area attractions. The perfect escape from everyday life.

Old Blue Chair TinyHouse: Lookout Mtn Sunset Views

CNN and HGTV-featured tiny house with the best sunset view on Lookout Mountain. Old Blue Chair sits at the cliffside with a Dutch door overlooking the valley 1,400 feet below. 10 minutes from Cloudland Canyon, Rock City, and Ruby Falls; scenic drive to downtown Chattanooga. Sleeps 5 with a queen + twinxl + sofa bed, Potter-esque reading nook, and multiple lofts. Family-friendly. Extra-spacious kitchen and bath by tiny-house standards. Self check-in, free parking, sundeck, and fire pit area.

The Laurel Zome - Wood Fired Japanese Hot Tub

Acres of nature surround and insulate your moment of rest here at the Laurel Zome. With intriguing geometry drawn directly from the architecture of mountain laurel blossoms, pangolin scales, and pinecones—the simplicity and focus of the zome allows a lofty experience. Wake to natural light spilling in from expansive faceted windows and skylights. Enjoy the ritual of stoking a fire to prime your body to slip into downy sheets for sleep, or into to the waters of your Koto Elements spa tub.

Gamekeeper Hut

Come stay in our favorite Gamekeeper's Hut at Fable Realm! The Keeper of Keys' Hut is set on our private 40-acre location. Try your skill at the scavenger hunt, relax by a fire outside (giant-sized cauldron), watch the birds enjoy the pond from outside of this magical stone space just down the hill from The Burrow, and near Fairytale Cottage. Visit nearby Lookout Mountain, Chickamauga, Chattanooga or just RELAX and watch Harry Potter documentaries while enjoying a cold Butterscotch beer!

The Lookout Mountain Birdhouse

Welcome to the Lookout Mountain Birdhouse! This modern cabin in the woods (completed in 2021) is surrounded by stone, trees, and a breath taking view! This house was built to stretch towards the clouds with a 1000 sqft deck and bird's eye view from inside. The 8 foot windows allow for an unobstructed view. The sunset facing view and valley below offer pure relaxation. Watch out for hang gliders and eagles- they love to fly by! Whatever your reason for visiting, this place has it

Maple Yurt Lookout Mountain Chattanooga Glamping

Take advantage of all the activities Lookout Mountain has to offer, from breathtaking hikes and scenic drives to a variety of local attractions. From the Rock City Gardens to the Incline Railway, you’ll find plenty of ways to explore and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. With our yurts, you can relax in comfort and style with all the comforts of home. Enjoy a romantic dinner on the deck overlooking the breathtaking view or just relax and make the most of your time together.

Our Catty Shack

Oliver and Lacey (the cats) would love to welcome you to Our Catty Shack! ***NOTE: Our Catty Shack comes WITH indoor/outdoor CATS*** This spiritual retreat is nestled between imposing ridgelines, abuts a state forest, and faces the powerful Tennessee river. Enjoy dramatic sun and moon rises. Luxuriate in the hot tub. Feast your eyes on the views. Only 15 minutes to downtown Chattanooga - with the peace of the country - have it all here.

Views for Days

Peace and quiet awaits you in this modern cabin with a view. Open concept with private bathroom and loft for additional guests. Wrap around porch providing spectacular sunsets and views for days. Enjoy this private house within 30 minutes from downtown Chattanooga, minutes from great fishing, rock climbing, biking, hunting and hiking. Get the best of both worlds at Cabin with a view. NO DOGS ALLOWED. No exceptions!

Artistree House Pottery Treehouse with Hot Tub

The Artistree House on Lookout Mountain is a brand new luxury treehouse with panoramic views and a spectacular sunset. This is a place to relax, unwind and get inspired. It features reclaimed wood from a furniture store that was over 100 years old such as the heart pine floors, hand crafted bed and ladder to the loft bedroom. The antique oak door with original doorbell, was taken from an 1890’s farmhouse out of Macon, GA.