Treehouse Lodge | Hot Tub + Game Room | Smokies

The Space: The cabin is spread across three levels with space for up to 9 guests and enough going on that nobody needs to share a screen. The standouts: Treehouse — A genuine kids' treehouse built into the yard, best for ages 4 and up. It's the first thing kids run to and the thing families remember most. Game room + theater room — Pool table, arcade and board games, and a dedicated movie room with Roku TV. Rainy days are not a problem. Private hot tub — year-round use. Three community pools open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. The rest of the home: 4 bedrooms: 1 king (upstairs master with private deck), Main level: 1 queen, 1 bunk/double, Lower level: 1 queen — sleeps 9 2 full bathrooms Fully equipped kitchen with drip coffee maker (bring your own coffee) Living room with electric fireplace — great for mornings and evenings Washer and dryer, all linens and towels provided WiFi throughout (mountain speeds — reliable for streaming, not for video calls) TVs in both living spaces and 3 bedrooms Outdoors: Private hot tub Charcoal grill and firepit (charcoal and firewood available at nearby grocery stores) Multiple decks The treehouse Guest Access: You have the entire cabin, all outdoor spaces, and the treehouse exclusively — no shared spaces on property. Self check-in via smartlock (code sent the day before arrival). The cabin also comes with access to 3 community pools, open seasonally Memorial Day through Labor Day, all within a 2–5 minute drive. The Neighborhood: The cabin sits in Chalet Village North — high enough on the mountain to feel removed from the tourist strip, close enough to everything that matters. Great Smoky Mountains National Park — 10-minute drive; the most visited national park in the country, with family-friendly trails starting just inside the entrance Downtown Gatlinburg — 8 minutes; Ripley's Aquarium, SkyLift Park, mini-golf, candy shops, and the moonshine distilleries Dollywood — 20 minutes in Pigeon Forge; a full day for families with kids of any age Anakeesta — 12 minutes; mountain-top adventure park with a treetop walk, zip lines, and seasonal events (kids love it) Gatlinburg SkyLift Park — 10 minutes; home to the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in North America Wildlife note: Black bears are frequently spotted in and around the property, especially at dawn and dusk. We include a wildlife guide in the welcome book — it's one of the highlights guests mention most in reviews.