Cabin in Tennessee
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
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About this cabin rental
Escape to a unique off-grid glamping experience in this cozy mountain yurt located along the historic Tweetsie Trail and nestled beside the beautiful Doe River. Surrounded by peaceful nature and mountain views, this private retreat offers the perfect balance of outdoor adventure and comfort.
Inside the yurt you’ll find a comfortable queen bed, full bathroom with shower, and thoughtfully designed glamping amenities that make it easy to relax after a day exploring the outdoors. Step outside to enjoy the fire pit, grill, and scenic river setting, ideal for stargazing, cooking a meal, or simply enjoying the quiet mountain air.
Guests can walk just a few steps to the Doe River for fishing or relaxing by the water, or hop onto the Tweetsie Trail for biking, walking, or exploring the surrounding countryside. Located near Roan Mountain and the Appalachian Highlands, the yurt is a great base for hiking, cycling, and discovering the natural beauty of the region.
Whether you're looking for a peaceful getaway, a romantic glamping stay, or a unique basecamp for outdoor adventures, this riverside mountain yurt offers a memorable escape in one of Tennessee’s most scenic areas.
Inside the yurt you’ll find a comfortable queen bed, full bathroom with shower, and thoughtfully designed glamping amenities that make it easy to relax after a day exploring the outdoors. Step outside to enjoy the fire pit, grill, and scenic river setting, ideal for stargazing, cooking a meal, or simply enjoying the quiet mountain air.
Guests can walk just a few steps to the Doe River for fishing or relaxing by the water, or hop onto the Tweetsie Trail for biking, walking, or exploring the surrounding countryside. Located near Roan Mountain and the Appalachian Highlands, the yurt is a great base for hiking, cycling, and discovering the natural beauty of the region.
Whether you're looking for a peaceful getaway, a romantic glamping stay, or a unique basecamp for outdoor adventures, this riverside mountain yurt offers a memorable escape in one of Tennessee’s most scenic areas.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Tennessee
Ratings and reviews
6 / 10Average·Jun 2026
First off, we have never stayed in a yurt before so have nothing to compare this yurt with. We've had friends to and they have had good things to say.
Since this was a last-minute trip and we wanted to be close to the trailhead, we decided to try out this yurt that advertised that it was "7" minutes from the trailhead. and was "luxurious"!!!!! It ended up being 24 minutes. I'm glad I had GPS because the way that the host told us to go, was in the opposite direction and there was NOTHING luxurious about this yurt!
The bathroom was basically a shower with a place for water to come out of the commode top (when working)!!!! There was just a little toilet paper on the roll and the host said he would bring some back, but he didn't! I used my biodegradable toilet paper I keep in my backpack and just went outside. There was NO light to move around with you (everything was run by a solar panel). There looked to be a lantern-type device but it didn't work! Thankfully, we had our head lamps in the car.
There was, thankfully, extra bottled water and we used that to brush our teeth and wash our face and hands.
It also advertised that the yurt was "nestled along the Doe River"!!!! The Doe River was at least 1/2 mile to walk down the road to get to it. It did have a little view of a mtn.!
I feel like this was nothing like what was advertised. Although it served our purpose, and we were on the trail at 5:45, I would never stay there again!!!!
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