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Cabins of the Smoky Mountains

Cabins of the Smoky Mountains rents cabins in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Sevierville and Wears Valley, including cabins at its own resort communities such as Gatlinburg Falls, from an office on Park Vista Way.

Gatlinburg, TN · Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Type
Cabin rental company
Pets
Pet-friendly cabins are listed; fees and limits vary by cabin
Specialty
Venture Resorts company with cabins in named resort communities around Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Sevierville and Wears Valley

About Cabins of the Smoky Mountains

Cabins of the Smoky Mountains is a rental company with its office at 645 Park Vista Way in Gatlinburg. Its site lists cabins near Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Wears Valley and Sevierville, and it is part of Venture Resorts, which also operates Gatlinburg Falls Resort and Cabins of Pigeon Forge.

Who it suits

Besides a general search, the site lets you browse by named resort or community: Bear Creek Crossing, Black Bear Falls, Black Bear Ridge, Brother's Cove, Eagle Crest, Gatlinburg Falls (at the Glade and at the Park), Greenbriar Village, Hidden Mountain, Hidden Springs, Hidden Valley, Legacy Mountain, Parkview, Sherwood Forest, Sky Harbor, Smoky Mountain Ridge, Starr Crest, Tekoa, The Preserve, Thunder Mountain and Twin Mountain. That helps if a friend recommended a specific area. Filters include hot tub, pool, pet friendly, arcade, pool table, home theater and fire pit, so it suits couples, families and larger groups.

Where the cabins are

Resort communities usually mean paved roads, easier access and shared amenities, which can be a relief in winter. Standalone secluded cabins give more privacy but more road risk. Gatlinburg Falls cabins are near the national park entrance, Pigeon Forge communities near the Parkway, and Wears Valley is the calm option on the Townsend side.

Deals

The home page carries seasonal promo codes and winter discounts that change often, along with specials and an area guide. Read the booking window, eligible stay dates and minimum nights before counting on one.

What to check before you book

  • 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.
  • Community amenities. If a community pool or clubhouse is part of the appeal, check its open season and any guest rules.

Contact

Toll-free: [(866) 347-6659](tel:+18663476659) (866-34SMOKY). Website: cabinsofthesmokymountains.com. Use the map below to compare nightly rates around Gatlinburg for your dates.

Where to stay

Near Cabins of the Smoky Mountains

Cabins of the Smoky Mountains is inside the park, so you’ll stay in a gateway town. Gatlinburg is the closest base; compare live cabin and hotel prices for your dates.

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