
Wooded mountain setting
The cabin sits among trees with an elevated sense of privacy.
Use The Smoky Reserve as your home base for national-park days, attractions, dining and evenings back at the cabin.

The cabin sits among trees with an elevated sense of privacy.

Enjoy a peaceful cabin setting before heading out to explore the Smokies.

Return from a day out to warm interiors, comfortable gathering spaces and room to relax.

Deck seating and wooded views make it easy to wind down at the cabin.
Spend the day on rides, exploring the national park, shopping, sightseeing or chasing mountain views—then return to the quiet of The Smoky Reserve.
Coasters, live entertainment, crafts, seasonal events and classic Smoky Mountain fun in Pigeon Forge.
Visit website →Great Smoky Mountain Wheel, shopping, dining, live music and family attractions in one walkable destination.
Visit website →An immersive indoor museum experience focused on Titanic passengers, crew, artifacts and history.
Visit website →Scenic drives, waterfalls, hiking, wildlife, historic sites and some of the most beautiful mountain scenery in the region.
Plan your visit →Gondola access, treetop walks, mountain coasters, gardens, dining and sweeping views above Gatlinburg.
Visit website →A mountain coaster experience where riders control their own speed through the hills of Pigeon Forge.
Visit website →From scratch-made comfort food to a special-night Appalachian dinner, these are strong options to recommend to guests.
A scratch kitchen known for locally minded ingredients, burgers, shareables, hearty entrées, craft beer and cocktails.
2167 Parkway, Pigeon ForgeView restaurant →Farm-style breakfast, Southern comfort food and smokehouse favorites served in a rustic, family-friendly setting.
1638 Parkway, SeviervilleView restaurant →A long-running Smokies favorite for country breakfast, lunch and dinner, known for its apple fritters and farmhouse setting.
240 Apple Valley Rd, SeviervilleView restaurant →Contemporary Southern Appalachian cuisine with local ingredients, wood-fired flavors and a polished downtown setting.
133 Bruce St, SeviervilleView restaurant →A locally rooted café for made-to-order breakfast, brunch and comfort food away from the busiest Parkway crowds.
4143 Wears Valley Rd, SeviervilleView restaurant →A chef-driven American bistro with seasonal dishes and cocktails—well suited for a nicer dinner or date night.
101 E Main St, SeviervilleView restaurant →
After a full day out, the cabin gives you a calmer ending: a private deck, a hot tub and room to settle in for the night.
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