Aunt Bug's Cabin Rentals

The browse menus are organized by use. There are pages for pet-friendly cabins, budget-friendly cabins, cabins with an outdoor fire pit, game room cabins, home theater rooms, indoor pools, pool access, creekside cabins, mountain views and condos. Families with a dog, groups of friends who want a game room, and couples who want a secluded cabin can each find a starting list without scrolling the whole catalog.

Pigeon Forge cabins keep you near Dollywood, the Parkway and the Island. Gatlinburg cabins put you nearer the national park entrance and downtown. The company's office is on Veterans Boulevard, a handy back route that avoids some of the Parkway crawl, so key or check-in questions are easier to settle in person.

The site has an "Enroll Your Property" section and a homeowner page, so the company also manages cabins for owners. If something goes wrong during your stay, the office phone is the number to have saved before you arrive.

• Driveway and road grade. Many Smokies cabins are up steep, narrow, sometimes gravel roads, and winter ice can strand a two-wheel-drive car at the bottom. Ask about the access road before you book anything from December through March.
• Hot tub, pool and game room details. Confirm whether the hot tub is private, whether "pool access" means a shared seasonal pool, and whether the game room is a pool table or a full arcade.
• Pet rules. Pet-friendly cabins usually carry a fee and a limit on number or size. Get the policy in writing before you bring a dog.
• Minimum stays. Fall color weekends, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's often carry a multi-night minimum, and Winterfest weeks fill early.
• Cancellation and weather policy. Ask how a road closure or park closure affects your reservation, and whether travel insurance is offered.

Phone: [800-953-5655](tel:+18009535655). Website: auntbugs.com. Use the map below to compare nightly rates around Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg for your dates.