Tucked into the trees on the quiet side of the Smokies, Timberline Creek Hideaway is a cabin where a running creek sets the soundtrack and the biggest decision of the evening is hot tub first or fire pit first. Wears Valley sits just outside the busy stretch of Pigeon Forge, so you get easy access to the national park with less traffic and a lot more birdsong.
Inside, it feels like a true Smoky Mountain cabin: warm pine walls, a vaulted ceiling with tall peaked windows, and a stacked stone fireplace anchoring the living room. A queen sleeper sofa here makes room for extra guests, and the arcade machine tends to draw in kids and grown-ups alike once the card games wind down. The kitchen has granite counters and plenty of space to cook a real meal, with the dining table close by for family-style dinners.
The first bedroom has a queen bed, a TV, and its own bathroom. Up in the loft, the second bedroom sits under the timber ceiling and those big windows, with a king bed, a futon, a TV, and an attached bathroom with a walk-in shower. Between both bedrooms and the sleeper sofa, the cabin sleeps up to 8, a comfortable fit for a couple of families or a small group of friends.
Plenty of the stay happens outside. The screened-in porch is where coffee turns into a slow morning, with a table for meals outdoors without the bugs and the hot tub right there for a soak under the trees. Out on the lot, the creek runs along the property and the fire pit is ready for s'mores and late conversations. Your stay also includes access to a fishing pond, and the covered carport fits two cars, which you'll appreciate after a rainy day on the trails. Pets are welcome, so the whole crew can come along.
The location is a big part of the appeal. The park's Wears Valley entrance is just minutes away, leading to Metcalf Bottoms, a favorite spot for picnics and wading in the river. From there, Little River Road winds toward Cades Cove for wildlife sightings, historic cabins, and the scenic 11-mile loop. When you want a change of pace, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg bring dining, shows, and attractions, while Townsend offers a slower small-town feel and tubing on the Little River.
AvantStay provides a personalized hospitality experience to elevate your stay. With our Concierge Service, guests have access to our tech-enabled services like fridge stocking, private chefs, massages, transportation, special occasion celebrations, baby gear rentals, ski gear, beach gear, and more. For anything you need, we're at your fingertips via concierge@avantstay.com.
If you love spending time in nature, staying active, and celebrating wildlife, a trip to the Great Smoky Mountains is a must. Located along the Tennessee/North Carolina border and home to the country's most visited national park, the Smokies provide over 800 miles of hiking trails, rivers, and a good chance at a black bear sighting. The ancient mountains invite you to connect with one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world and walk among century-old trees. Talk about a step back in time!
Local Attractions: Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Metcalf Bottoms, Cades Cove, Little River Road, Townsend, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Dollywood, The Island in Pigeon Forge.
Home Truths:
•This home allows up to 2 pets for a fee; undisclosed pets brought without AvantStay's approval may result in a $500 fine per pet.
•Our home is in a mountain/wilderness area with significant wildlife present: snakes, lizards, coyotes, bears, raccoons, spiders, flying insects, silkworms, etc.
•A 4WD or AWD vehicle and chains are recommended, especially during winter conditions. Driveways or roads leading to the property can be steep and may require additional traction.
Parking Details:
•There is parking for two vehicles under a covered carport area.
•Unfortunately, there is no plug for electric cars in this home.
All bookings over 30 days require a security deposit to be charged after booking.