★ Two private king suites in a safari tent, for two couples or the family.



Foxfire is a canvas safari tent at Elk Hollow, set on a big wraparound deck in the trees. It's built for two couples or a family who want two real bedrooms and two full baths instead of sharing a space. Quiet, private, and surrounded by birdsong, with the odd deer or turkey passing through.



This is glamping, not camping. The walls are canvas, but the comforts aren't: two spa-style baths, a full kitchen, heat and AC, WiFi, three TVs, and keyless entry. You'll fall asleep to the forest through screened windows, which is the point.



🛋️ INSIDE

➝ Open living area with a leather couch, easy chairs, and a Smart TV

➝ Full kitchen: red cabinets, granite, stainless, dishwasher, stocked with cookware and dinnerware

➝ Teak dining for four, plus a high-top table, and a second dining set out on the deck

➝ Board games, WiFi, three smart TVs, and a dedicated workspace in each suite



🛏️ WHERE YOU'LL SLEEP

➝ Suite 1: rustic barnwood king, private ensuite with a walk-in rainfall shower, Smart TV, workspace

➝ Suite 2: Amish hand-crafted log king, private ensuite with a soaking tub and rainfall shower, Smart TV, workspace

➝ One suite has its own back door, handy for an early riser slipping out for coffee

★ Guests say the beds are some of the most comfortable they've slept in



🌲 OUTSIDE

➝ Large wraparound deck with seating and a teak dining table

➝ Private hot tub with mountain views, open year-round

➝ Fire pit for s'mores under the stars

➝ Gas grill for sunrise coffee or long dinners under the trees

➝ String lights overhead after dark



♥ WHO IT'S FOR

Two couples, a double-date weekend, or a family with older kids who want two private bedrooms and two baths. Multigenerational trips work well here. It's quiet by design, so it's a getaway, not a party house.



🚗 GETTING HERE

The access road is steep gravel, so we recommend AWD or 4WD, especially in rain, and arriving before dark on your first trip. From parking, it's a set of trail-like steps up to the main deck, about 25, with another 5 down to the fire pit. The climb is the trade for how private and tucked-in the tent feels. Five minutes from downtown Bryson City, right by the Deep Creek entrance to the Smokies.



➳ GOOD TO KNOW

It's a canvas safari tent, so you'll hear the rain, the birds, and a bit more of the outdoors than a cabin. Two more double-suite tents, Serengeti and Swallowtail, sit within walking distance; book all three for a bigger group, and know that when they're occupied you'll hear some of your neighbours, since canvas isn't soundproof. About 25 steps to the deck. Glamping, with two spa baths, a full kitchen, and heat and AC, not roughing it, but the canvas and the steps are real and worth picturing before you book.