Can't Bear to Leave

Pigeon Forge Cabin With Three Stacked Mountain-View Decks, a Hot Tub, and a Loft Game Room With Driving Arcade

Four bedrooms and room for 16, two stone fireplaces, a lower-level family room with a wet bar, and deck after deck facing the ridges of the Smokies.

From the outside, this Pigeon Forge cabin looks like a stack of decks, and that's exactly the point. Three levels of covered decks run across the back, each looking out over a sea of treetops to the blue ridgelines in the distance. The hot tub sits on one, rocking chairs line another, and Adirondack pub chairs gather around a high-top table for morning coffee with a view. Inside, a game loft, two fireplaces, and four bedrooms give a big group plenty to do and plenty of space to spread out.

Front Entry

A carved bear greets you at the front door, which has a hand-carved glass panel showing a bear in a tree. Step inside and a second carved bear holds a "Hey Y'all" sign at the foot of the log staircase.

Great Room

The great room rises to a peaked pine ceiling with a row of tall windows at the top. Leather recliners and plush sofas gather around a log coffee table facing a stacked-stone gas fireplace with a big TV above it. A wide picture window beside the hearth frames the treetops, and the loft railing looks down from above.

Kitchen

The kitchen has warm wood cabinets, sparkling granite counters, and a big island wrapped in stacked stone, lined with log bar stools. Track lighting runs along the beams, and a coffee station keeps the morning brew close. It's open to the great room, so the cook never misses a story.

Dining Area

A log dining table with chairs sits under an antler chandelier by a wall of windows, with a carved wildlife panel on the wall. Every meal comes with a view of the trees and the ridges beyond.

Main-Level King Bedroom

The main-level king bedroom has a sturdy log bed, a TV on the wall, and windows on two sides. A half bath on this floor saves trips up and down the stairs.

Upstairs King Suite

At the top of the stairs, the king suite sits under a dramatic vaulted ceiling with a peaked window above the log bed and a bench at its foot. Its bathroom has a deep soaking tub by the window and a glass-walled shower, plus a second bathroom nearby with a double vanity and a walk-in shower.

Loft Game Room

The upstairs loft is a big open game room. A pool table with red felt sits under the beams, a foosball table waits by the glass doors to the top deck, and a sit-down driving arcade and a stand-up multi-game cabinet line the wall. The log railing looks down over the great room and out the tall windows.

Lower-Level Family Room

Downstairs, a second living area has its own stacked-stone fireplace, a big TV, comfy sofas and a recliner on a southwest-style rug, and a stand-up arcade cabinet in the corner. A wet bar with a sink and granite counter keeps snacks and drinks handy, and a door leads out to the lower deck.

Lower-Level Queen Bedroom

The queen bedroom on the lower level has a chunky log bed, a TV, and a window into the woods.

Bunk Room

The bunk room has sturdy log bunk beds, a TV above a rustic dresser, and a fun sign on the wall. It's a favorite spot for the kids.

Jetted Tub Bathroom

The lower-level bathroom has a stone-wrapped corner jetted tub and a tiled walk-in shower with a glass door, a great way to unwind after a long day out. A laundry room with a washer and dryer is right next door.

Hot Tub Deck

The main covered deck holds the hot tub, a gas grill, wooden rockers, and Adirondack pub chairs around a high-top table. A privacy wall shades one end, and the open side looks straight out at the mountains.

Upper and Lower Decks

The top deck off the game loft has red cushioned chairs and Adirondack seats facing the view. Down below, the lower deck has a row of wooden rockers and a cornhole set, a great spot for lazy afternoon games outside.

Three decks, two fireplaces, and a loft full of games. Spend the days in Pigeon Forge and the evenings soaking in the hot tub while the mountains fade into the stars.