Refuge de 2 cabanes en rondins dans les Smoky Mountains

The perfect family getaway are these 2 log cabins on one spacious 3.5 acre property. You will have plenty of room to roam and enjoy the peaceful setting while comfortably sleeping 21. Although not secluded, it will feel like it. Hear the birds sing as you enjoy your coffee or tea on the wrap-around porches or while relaxing in the 2 hot tubs. All of this and just a short, scenic drive to the attractions (Dollywood/GSMNP,Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville)
The first cabin, Sunrise Meadow, is a 3 bedroom, 2 bath with a 15 person maximum):
Guests access the porch using a ramp at the gravel parking lot. The first floor bathroom is a walk-in with a curb and is accessible via the hallway to the bedrooms. It is right next to the Mama Bear Room.
The Critter Corner room has a bunk bed. It is twin-over-double and has a twin trundle which can be pulled out from under the bottom bunk at bedtime.
Mama Bear room has a queen bed. We store a twin roll away in the closet in case guests need it.
There are 2 queen sized sofa beds in the living room.
The loft has a twin pull out sofa.
Papa Bear room has a king bed. It also has a double pull out sofa and we keep a twin roll away bed in the closet in case guests need it.
The upstairs Bathroom has a walk in shower as well as a jacuzzi tub, and is located inside the Papa Bear Room as an ensuite bathroom.

Cabin 2 is SkyView Smoky Mountain Lodge which is a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom cabin with a 6 person maximum.
Master bedroom has a king sized bed.
Upstairs bedroom has a queen bed.
The loft has an optional full futon. There is also an optional twin roll away which could be placed inside the upstairs bedroom or out in the loft.
Each cabin offers an infant pack and play if your group needs it.
The bathroom is on the main floor and has a walk in shower with a curb.
There are steps to the porch of this cabin.

Each cabin has a hot tub on the deck. The two cabins have separate addresses and share a backyard. Do not drive between the cabins. Access each cabin by its driveway.
The large grassy yard that surrounds Sunrise Meadow extends to Skyview Lodge offers plenty of room to run around and play.

Since there is no trash service out here in the mountains, it is expected for guests to remove and dispose of the trash generated. Trash left outside attract wild animals. For your convenience, there are two trash disposal sites close to the cabin. You will pass one as you come and go to Gatlinburg on 321 and one as you get on I-40 on Wilton Springs Road. The signs say only Cocke county residents, and this trash is generated in Cocke and can be disposed of there. If you leave on a Sunday or holiday, you may leave one bag of trash for the cleaners to remove.