Bear Creek Lodge - Cabins That Create Stories.

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Party House

2 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms

Gather your loved ones and spend time together at The Party House. Sip your morning coffee on one of the expansive outdoor decks, enjoy s’mores around the fire pit or take a dip in the in-deck hot tub. The Party House is the perfect place to rest, recharge and spend time with family and friends.

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Tree House

2 Bedrooms / 1 Bath

Enjoy the amazing views from a vista point on the property. Designed for up to four guests, The Tree House is the perfect hideaway nestled among the East Tennessee woods. Drift to sleep in your king size bed, and open the full size garage door wall in the morning to breathe in the fresh East Tennessee air.

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Loft House

3 Bedrooms / 2 Baths

Relax and reconnect with family and friends in The Loft House. With two king size beds and two twin beds, The Loft House is perfect for a getaway with your loved ones. Savor a glass of local Seven Springs wine on the porch or swap stories with family and friends around the fire pit.

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Safari Tent

1 Bedroom / 1 Bath

Experience the perfect glamping adventure. The Safari Tent provides an intimate setting for a perfect romantic getaway. Get a good night’s rest on the comfortable king size bed and gaze at the stars from your private patio.

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Road House

1 Bedroom / 1 Bath

A one of a kind getaway inspired by the rugged spirit and timeless vibe of the legendary movie. Road house is nestled in the heart of the countryside, this lodge offers a unique blend of rugged style, vintage charm, and modern comfort. Road House is your ticket to a bold and unforgettable retreat.

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Our Tennessee Roots Run Deep

The modern amenities of Bear Creek Lodge are steeped in a rich history that dates back to 1798. Throughout many decades, the property has been a working farm passed down through members of the Acuff family tree. Today, it lies in the trusted hands of proprietors, the Page family. Mark Page, the grandson of Warren Acuff, began constructing the first guesthouse on the property in 2016, repurposing reclaimed materials from the homes of his grandparents and great-grandparents. As you explore the grounds of the farm and make yourself at home during your stay, take a good look around at what started as a 10 year old boy’s dream. Historical photographs adorn the walls, hinting of a past that is preserved in what is now a premier Tennessee vacation destination.