Smoky Mountain Lake Retreat - Dopp i Douglas Lake, grilla marshmallows & spela spel

Get ready for a Smoky Mountain Lake Retreat to remember at this 5-bedroom + loft, 4-bathroom cabin for up to 16 guests right on Douglas Lake* near Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. This waterfront vacation rental is ideal for family reunions or gatherings with friends. Lake views are serene, and the water is refreshing for swimming and boating. Plus, this 4,000-square-foot cabin offers conveniences of home and entertaining amenities to make your Smoky Mountain experience wonderful.

After splashing in the lake, dry off and fire up the gas grill for a fun cookout. Hang out in the rockers on the deck or soak tired muscles in the bubbly hot tub. For more fun, you can beat arcade games, play Golden Tee, shoot pool, or play shuffleboard. There's also a big screen TV and a movie library where you can choose DVDs or Blu-rays for movie nights! On chilly evenings, switch on the gas fireplace to keep cozy and chat with a loved one on the sofa. You can read a captivating book or tap into the high speed Wi-Fi for a browse on the web.

The kitchen is fully equipped with appliances, pots and pans, and dishes so you can easily cook on vacation, and the dining area doubles as a work or homeschooling space. When it's time to sleep, hit the hay in a mix of 1 king, 4 queens, 1 queen bunk, 1 queen sleeper sofa, and 1 twin daybed with a trundle. Smoky Mountain Lake Retreat also features a washer/dryer and partial mountain views in the distance from the top deck.

Please note there is a long, residentially shared, narrow, windy, paved road that leads to the cabin, where you'll find parking for 7 vehicles (room for a trailer) on a driveway with gravel and paved sections.

Important Lake Information
*Weather, precipitation levels, TVA power needs, and other factors cause fluctuations in lake levels throughout the year - particularly from September to early May. Cabins for YOU, Vacations for YOU, and the individual property owners are not responsible for lake conditions and levels or their effects on docks and recreational activities such as swimming, boating, or fishing.