The journey to Bella Vista is part of the true mountain experience. The cabin is reached by a steep, narrow mountain road with a combination of paved and mostly gravels surfaces, leading you high above the activity below to a wonderfully private and peaceful setting. While a 4WD or
AWD vehicle may provide added confidence on the mountain road, the cabin is accessible by standard passenger vehicles under normal driving conditions.
Once you arrive, settle in and enjoy the fresh mountain air, peaceful surroundings, and sweeping long-range mountain views. Soak in the outdoor hot tub, enjoy a meal on the deck, or simply sit back and take in the beauty of the Smokies.
Bella Vista comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests with two king-size beds and a sleeper sofa, making it a wonderful choice for couples, families, friends, or a relaxing mountain getaway.
Whether your plans include hiking in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, exploring Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, or simply enjoying some quiet time away, Bella Vista offers a wonderful combination of comfort, space, and secluded mountain privacy—close to area attractions yet
peacefully tucked away from it all.
Living Room
With soaring loft ceilings, large windows, and glass doors showcasing the surrounding Smoky Mountain scenery, Bella Vista's living room is a warm and inviting place to gather.
Settle into the comfortable sofa or recliner for conversation, games, or some downtime after a day of adventure. On cooler evenings, the impressive stacked-stone, wood-burning fireplace creates the cozy atmosphere of a classic mountain cabin, with firewood provided during the fall and winter seasons.
A Smart TV and wireless internet provide entertainment and connectivity throughout your stay.
Primary-Level King Suite
The private entry-level bedroom features a king-size bed, private full bathroom, and large jetted tub, offering a comfortable retreat at the end of the day.
A full-size washer and dryer are also conveniently located on this level, making it easy to refresh clothes and towels during your stay.
Upper-Level King Loft & Recreation Area
Extending the full length of the cabin, the expansive upper-level loft offers a second king-size bed, dresser, nightstands, and Smart TV, along with its own private full bathroom, separate shower, and large jetted tub.
The loft also serves as the cabin's recreation area, with a pool table and pub table and plenty of space to spread out and enjoy time together.
Kitchen
Recently updated while retaining its warm mountain-cabin charm, Bella Vista's fully equipped kitchen features handsome green cabinetry, beautiful quartz countertops, wood flooring, and updated stainless-steel cooking appliances.
Generous counter space and a convenient peninsula provide plenty of room for everything from a quick breakfast before heading into the Smokies to preparing a family dinner.
The kitchen includes a full-size refrigerator, range, microwave, dishwasher, coffeemaker, blender, cookware, dishes, and kitchen essentials, making dining at the cabin easy and convenient.
Outdoor Living
Step outside and enjoy the peaceful mountain setting and spectacular long-range Smoky Mountain views. Fire up the charcoal barbecue grill, with grilling utensils provided—just bring your own charcoal—and enjoy a casual meal at the patio table surrounded by the beauty of the
Smokies.
After a day of sightseeing or hiking, unwind in the outdoor hot tub or spend a quiet evening on the deck as the sun goes down and the stars begin to appear over the mountains.
Local Fun
One of the best things about staying at Bella Vista is enjoying peaceful mountain seclusion without being far from the action. Conveniently located between Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, the cabin puts you within a short drive of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Dollywood,
restaurants, shopping, live entertainment, whitewater rafting, Ripley's attractions, and many of the area's most popular destinations.
Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community
Discover Gatlinburg's creative side along the scenic 8-mile loop of the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community, home to a remarkable collection of independent artisans and craftspeople.
Browse handcrafted pottery, artwork, jewelry, woodcrafts, and other unique creations while searching for a special Smoky Mountain souvenir to take home.
Ober Mountain
For mountaintop adventure and beautiful scenery, visit Ober Mountain, the longtime Gatlinburg attraction formerly known as Ober Gatlinburg. Ride the scenic Aerial Tramway from downtown Gatlinburg to the mountaintop, where activities change with the seasons.
Winter brings skiing, snowboarding, and other snow activities, while warmer months offer a variety of outdoor attractions and mountain adventures. Whether you visit for the activities or simply to enjoy the scenery, it's a fun way to experience the Smokies from a different
perspective.
Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage
Nature lovers won't want to miss the annual Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage, a beloved Smoky Mountain tradition celebrating the remarkable biodiversity of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Guided walks, educational programs, and other activities showcase the park's wildflowers, forests, wildlife, and natural history.
It's a wonderful opportunity for hikers, photographers, wildlife enthusiasts, and nature lovers to experience the Smokies during one of the most beautiful times of year.
Year-Round Events & Festivals
There's something happening in the Smokies throughout the year. Summer brings patriotic celebrations, outdoor entertainment, and Gatlinburg's famous Fourth of July festivities, while fall fills the mountains with brilliant color, harvest celebrations, craft fairs, and seasonal events.
Automotive enthusiasts can plan a visit around Pigeon Forge's popular car shows and Rod Runs, which bring classic cars, hot rods, trucks, and specialty vehicles to town at various times throughout the year.
As the holidays approach, Pigeon Forge Winterfest and Gatlinburg Winter Magic transform the area with millions of lights, holiday displays, parades, and seasonal celebrations.
Local Fun
Conveniently located close to downtown Gatlinburg and the bustling city of Pigeon Forge, daily trips to whitewater rafting, Dollywood, delicious restaurants, Ripley’s attractions, and more are only short drives away!
Handmade Pottery in Gatlinburg
Along the scenic 8-mile loop of the nation’s oldest and largest organization of independent artisans, visitors are entreated to beautiful, one-of-a-kind artwork. The Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community houses unique pottery makers with their own signature styles where guests can buy the perfect culturally-rich souvenir!
Ober Gatlinburg
The Smokies is known for a lot of outdoor adventure sports like fishing, whitewater rafting, and ziplining, but did you know that skiing is possible this far South? Visit Ober Gatlinburg where 10 beautiful white slopes are primed and ready for skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing.
Annual Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage
Whether you are a hiker, a photographer, or a wildlife enthusiast, you definitely will want to experience this 5-day celebration of nature in the Smoky Mountains held every year in April in accordance with the lovely blooming and reawakening of life in the mountains!
*While this cabin has a mobile hotspot, data is limited. Please limit use of streaming sites (Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, etc.). Guests will incur additional charges for excess data usage.
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