Creekside S'mores, Hot Tub Soaks, Ping-Pong, Spa Baths & Fireside Sips - Hen Wallow Creek Cottage

Creekside S'mores, Fun Games & Soothing Soaks

Pack your bags for a memorable family vacation or trip with friends to Hen Wallow Creek Cottage in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Nestled in the Smoky Mountain woods with a sprawling grass space and a peaceful running creek, this welcoming and secluded vacation home offers a touch of serenity to any stay. Sit on the wooden bridge with your toes dangling in the water, light the firepit for marshmallow roasts, open the recreational garage to play ping-pong in the fresh mountain air, and soak tired muscles in the steamy hot tub under the stars.

Fireside Sips, Movie Nights & Outdoor Dining

Inside the cabin, you'll find a cozy living room with a stone (gas) fireplace, gliders, a sofa, an ottoman, and a DVD player for entertainment. Hungry? Cook in the fully equipped kitchen or toss steaks on the charcoal grill. The dining table is great for family gatherings, playing board games, and eating midnight snacks with a friend. To further relax, you can enjoy meals at the outdoor table or sip wine in the rocking chairs on the screened-in porch while taking in the tree-studded and creek scenery.

Bubble Baths, Sweet Dreams & Homey Comforts

Slip away to the indoor jetted tub for a spa bath anytime or take a hot shower before changing into your comfiest pajamas. There are 3 bedrooms — each with a TV — 2.5 bathrooms, and a mix of 1 king, 1 full, and 2 twin beds to accommodate up to 6 guests. Additional amenities at this single-level Gatlinburg cabin rental include wide doorframes, a washer and dryer, keyless entry, and free Wi-Fi to make your stay more enjoyable.

Important Notes
• To note for travel, the flat, paved driveway at your Gatlinburg rental is motorcycle friendly with plenty of parking for your small group (up to 3 vehicles); there are 2 steps up to reach the covered porch or 2 shorter steps to head inside by way of the deck.

• Please use caution when exploring the outdoor area; we encourage all guests to take the bridge when crossing the creek for more stable footing. All creek activities are at your own risk.