Cabin Fever

Cabin Fever is a mile from the Pigeon Forge strip, and once you're settled in, that distance feels like the whole point. Four bedrooms, three baths, two living areas, a hot tub on the covered deck, a pool table downstairs, and a layout that gives ten guests enough room to actually spread out. The main-level king bedroom means no stairs for whoever needs it, and the primary suite upstairs rewards whoever claims it with a fireplace, a jetted tub, and a double-sink vanity. This is the cabin for families who want a real base of operations — comfortable, well-equipped, and close enough to everything without being on top of it.

The Primary Suite

The upstairs primary suite earns its name — a king bed, a gas fireplace running from October through February, an in-room jetted tub, and a double-sink vanity in the private bath. It's the kind of suite that makes the person who planned the trip feel genuinely rewarded, and the kind of detail that keeps groups coming back to the same cabin year after year.

The Living Areas & Kitchen

The main living area is open and comfortable, with the kitchen connected in a layout that keeps whoever's cooking part of the conversation. A fully equipped kitchen handles everything from a quick breakfast to a full group dinner, and the dining table seats the group comfortably. Downstairs, the second living area has a pool table and its own flat-screen TV — a natural split between the movie crowd and the game crowd that works as well on the first night as it does on the last.

The Bedrooms

The main-level king bedroom is fully accessible with no stairs required — a thoughtful detail that makes Cabin Fever work for groups with guests who prefer to stay on one floor. Two queen bedrooms share a bath, giving families flexible arrangements without wasted space. And the renovated bunk room, with queen mattresses tucked behind a sliding barn door, gives younger guests a room that feels like their own territory.

The Decks & Hot Tub

Two covered decks give the group outdoor space at multiple levels, with a porch swing for slower afternoons and a hot tub for the evenings. The seasonal community pool is a short walk away for days when the group wants more water than the deck provides.

Location

Eight minutes to the Parkway and The Island, eight to the LeConte Center, and roughly 14 minutes to Dollywood — Pigeon Forge at arm's length all week. Downtown Gatlinburg sits near 26 minutes, with the Sugarlands entrance to the national park around 26 minutes as well, so a morning on the trails and an afternoon of shopping fit neatly into one day. Whatever the plan turns out to be, you're already close to it.

A mile from the strip, a hot tub on the deck, a fireplace suite, and a pool table — Cabin Fever earns its name in the best possible way.