Cozy Bear Retreat is 5 miles to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Dollywood, Ripley’s Aquarium, The Old Mill, and The Island. It has 3 king suites – 1 on each floor. It is wooded, secluded, and fun to walk the paved roads! Couples and small families love this more rustic "log and chink" style cabin nestled in the trees, conveniently between Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg with a very woodsy feel and decorated with antiques and crafts from the Great Smoky Mountain artisans.

The 2 large covered porches offer plenty of space, with a 4-person hot tub in a private setting with a wooded view. Throw some steaks on the charcoal grill or sit back and relax in a rocking chair or swing and breathe in the fresh air. This cabin creates a great atmosphere with 3 king beds with flatscreen TVs and a Blu-ray player in each bedroom. The main floor bedroom has a Jacuzzi with wooded views. Couples love the coziness of the living room, which offers a gorgeous river rock gas fireplace, a 50” LCD flatscreen TV with Blu-ray player, and a queen-size pull-out leather sofa bed.

The kitchen is fully equipped with new stainless steel appliances. The king primary suite on the first level has access to a full bath and Jacuzzi room with large picture windows to let in the natural light. This leads to the covered deck with rocking chairs, a porch swing, and a hot tub. The upstairs king bedroom with a second full bath also has full hand-hewn exposed wood and beams. The loft outside the bedroom has a pool table and a 60-in-1 arcade game with the classic video games. The washer and dryer are available on this level.

The king suite bedroom on the lower level has a full bath with a back covered deck and seating that leads to the backyard space with firepit and wooded view. Cozy Bear Retreat makes for an incredible family hideaway in the Smokies. Cozy Bear Retreat is extremely convenient to everything: 3.5 miles to the Old Mill Restaurant, 5 miles to The Island in Pigeon Forge, 5 miles to Dollywood, 5 miles to downtown Gatlinburg, and 4 miles to the bypass that takes you around Gatlinburg and into the park.