About Smoky Mountain Treehouse Village
Getting to Smoky Mountain Treehouse Village is half the experience. From Wears Valley you turn onto the forest-lined Cove Mountain Road and climb to a six-acre property that sits right against Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Four treehouses stand 10 to 30 feet up among hundreds of wild rhododendrons, with seasonal creeks running below and a pergola pavilion tucked into the trees.
Each treehouse is a one-bedroom rental that sleeps four, with oversized windows, a private hot tub, and a fire pit on an oversized deck. Mornings start with coffee in the canopy; evenings end with wildlife. Black bears and deer wander the property regularly. This is a couples and small-family stay, not a group base: quiet, wooded, and built around the trees.
What Makes Smoky Mountain Treehouse Village Special
- Four treehouses perched 10 to 30 feet up, each with its own theme and decor.
- Hundreds of wild rhododendrons and seasonal creeks across six acres.
- Pergola pavilion and oversized decks for gathering under the canopy.
- Directly adjacent to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with regular black bear and deer sightings.
Meet the four treehouses
The four treehouses are rented through Bear Camp Cabins. Each is one bedroom and sleeps four.
Firefly-inspired decor with more than 150 feet of outdoor lights that glow after dark. Oversized windows, queen bed and sleeper sofa, full bathroom, and kitchenette.
Reached by elevated catwalks and stairs into the canopy. Rustic-elegant styling, oversized windows, queen bed and sleeper sofa, and multiple outdoor decks.
A restored 1850s log cabin, featured on Barnwood Builders, with original hand-hewn logs. Butterfly decor, a 400 sq ft deck over a seasonal creek, and a two-person hot tub.
A second restored 1850s log cabin, featured on Barnwood Builders, with bee-inspired decor. Rooftop deck nearly 30 feet in the trees overlooking a seasonal creek, hot tub, and 400 sq ft deck.
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Resort Amenities
Facilities & Details
Swimming Pool
Access to a shared outdoor pool.
Clubhouse
No clubhouse
Things to Do Near Smoky Mountain Treehouse Village
The Village sits between Wears Valley and the national park, so the quiet side of the Smokies is the draw. Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are both about 25 to 30 minutes when you want the busy side.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Adjacent to the Village. Metcalf Bottoms picnic area is about 15 minutes; Cades Cove is about 30 minutes via Townsend.
Wears Valley
Elvira's Cafe and local shops, a few minutes down Cove Mountain Road.
Townsend
The Heritage Center and the quiet side of the Smokies, about 15 to 20 minutes.
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