Fireplace Cabins in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg
Cool air outside, a fire going inside, and nowhere you need to be — it's the reason people book a cabin in the fall and winter instead of anywhere else. Fireplaces run October through late February. Filter by dates, guests, bedrooms, or amenity to narrow the list.
Forever Mine
Cabin T
Base Camp
Deer Field
A cozy cabin for fall and winter
A crackling fire is one of the simple pleasures of a cold-weather trip to the Smokies. After a day of holiday lights, snow tubing, or hiking in crisp air, there's nothing better than gathering around the fireplace with a warm drink.
Our fireplace cabins are in both Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, and many pair the fireplace with a hot tub or mountain views for the full winter experience.
Plan a cold-weather getaway
Fireplace season lines up with some of the best times to visit. Book a fall cabin for the leaves, a Christmas cabin for the holidays, or a Valentine's Day cabin for a romantic winter escape. For ideas, see our guides to Christmas in the Smoky Mountains, winter fun in Pigeon Forge, and snow tubing.
Free attraction tickets with every paid night
Frequently asked questions
When can I use the fireplace?
Fireplaces operate from October 1 through late February. They're turned off during spring and summer.
Is firewood provided?
No. For wood-burning fireplaces, please buy firewood locally. Bringing firewood from home can spread invasive insects to the forest.
Are the fireplaces gas, electric, or wood-burning?
It varies by cabin. Check each listing for details.
Are taxes and fees included in the price?
Yes. The rates shown on our site include all taxes and fees.