Tennessee Treasure

Tennessee Treasure is a three-bedroom Pigeon Forge cabin where the master suite has a corner jetted tub with windows on two sides and a bedroom fireplace — and the game room runs a pool table, foosball, and an arcade console. Twelve guests, two and a half baths, a vaulted golden-wood loft bedroom, a bunk room with its own full bath, a covered deck with a porch swing and hot tub, five parking spaces, and Dollywood and Cades Cove both accessible in a short drive. For families who want a forested, private-feeling cabin with enough entertainment to fill every evening, Tennessee Treasure earns its name.

The Living Area & Kitchen

The stone fireplace anchors the sunlit main living area from October through February, with leather sofas and a glider rocking chair facing the flat-screen TV and the forested views beyond the windows. The open layout connects naturally to the kitchen — granite countertops, stainless appliances, a coffee maker, and everything needed for group cooking at any scale. A large island seats four between the kitchen and dining area, and the dining table for six sits in front of French doors and windows that bring the forest light in. A convenient half bath on the main level keeps the space functional for the full group.

The Master Suite & Jetted Tub

The king master bedroom has exposed-beam ceilings, a log bed frame, a flat-screen TV, a fireplace running from October through February, and a leather armchair for the slower hours. The master bath has a deep jetted tub tucked into a corner with windows on two sides — natural light during the day, star views at night. A double-sink vanity handles mornings efficiently for a couple.

The Loft Bedroom

The loft is a genuinely charming sleeping space — a vaulted ceiling paneled in pale golden wood, a log queen bed with a traditional quilt, artistic cabin-themed lamps, and a flat-screen TV. Its own en suite bath with tub-shower combo gives the second couple complete privacy.

The Bunk Room

The bunk room has log bunks plus a single bed, its own flat-screen TV, and its own full bath — a self-contained floor for younger guests or additional adults who want their own territory.

The Game Room

A pool table, foosball table, arcade console, a felt-topped card table, a large flat-screen TV, and comfortable seating make the game room a full secondary living area. It's the kind of space that gets claimed early and stays occupied throughout the stay, giving the group a natural second gathering point when the main floor is taken.

The Deck, Hot Tub & Outdoors

The covered deck has rocking chairs, a porch swing, and a hot tub looking out into the surrounding forest — a complete outdoor setup for every hour of the day. A charcoal grill handles outdoor cooking, and the forested setting gives the whole property a naturally private quality that the Pigeon Forge location doesn't always promise.

Location

Tennessee Treasure sits near Dollywood, Wear Farm City Park, and Cades Cove in Pigeon Forge. Five parking spaces and keyless 24-hour check-in, with WiFi and a washer and dryer included.

A corner jetted tub with two windows, a bedroom fireplace, a pool table, foosball, an arcade, a hot tub, and five parking spaces — Tennessee Treasure earns its name.