Our spacious home provides ample room for relaxation and entertainment. Unwind in the cozy living room, with comfortable seating. The fully-equipped kitchen is ideal for preparing delicious meals.
Step outside to your private deck and soak up the breathtaking views of Douglas Lake. Enjoy a morning coffee, an afternoon barbecue, or a peaceful evening watching the sunset. For those seeking ultimate relaxation, our private sauna is the perfect place to unwind and rejuvenate!!
The lake is accessible from the dock between April and October.
Please note that from October to April, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) lowers the lake level as part of its seasonal management plan.
1. Do Not Bring a Boat Down the Driveway
-Our driveway is not suitable for boats or boat trailers.
-Do not attempt to drive down to the lake in snowy or icy conditions, as it will be very difficult to make it back up.
2. Use Community Ramps
-If you have a boat, please use the community ramps for launching.
NOTE: The lake is accessible from the dock between April and October. Please note that from October to April, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) lowers the lake level as part of its seasonal management plan.
3. For convenience, you can rent pontoons, jet skis, kayaks, and ski boats from Smoky Mountain H2O Sports. This rental service is located approximately a 10–15 minute boat ride down the lake.
4. Docking at the Property
If you rent a boat for a day or two, you are welcome to dock it at our property’s dock. The dock is about a 1-2 minute walk from the cabin. There is a cement drive and a place for vehicles. Some people will take their car down if they don’t want to walk, but it is quite steep to go down, so the trailer would not make it.
The lake is accessible from the dock between April and October. Please note that from October to April, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) lowers the lake level as part of its seasonal management plan.
Please Note:
You may notice some bees around the dock area. Since the dock is located near a body of water, local environmental regulations do not allow commercial pest treatments in that zone to help protect the ecosystem.
The bees are generally non-aggressive and keep to themselves, but we want to give you a heads-up in case anyone in your group has allergies or concerns. We appreciate your understanding and care for our local wildlife!
We have an extra guest fee after the 8th person for $35 per person per night
** Minimum age to book- 25 and up
** No Smoking
** No Parties
** Guests are required to register through our Guest Portal to access their check-in information.
** An unauthorized late check-out will incur a $100 charge per additional hour.
We have you checking in at 3286 Caywood Rd, Dandridge, TN 37725, USA
Door code: 9875
The door code is displayed under "My Trips"
Check-in time: 4 PM
Check-out time: 11 AM
We provide a starter pack of basic necessities, such as toilet paper, trash bags, soap/shampoo, and paper towels.
Our cleaners also usually leave (if applicable) dishwasher tablets/dish soap, coffee, oil/salt/pepper, etc.
We do our best to provide the basics, but please consider that it is really meant for getting you started in for shorter stays. If you need a little extra of any of these items, let us know, and we’ll do our best to assist you!
You'll have a Charcoal-type grill: If you intend on using it, you will need to provide your charcoal.
Feel free to use the firepit during your stay. Please bring your own firewood.
Please use the bear-proof containers on the outside of the cabin. Please do not leave food and trash on the decks and porches or in your vehicles. Bears are active and we are in their habitat.
Bear protection:
1) Do not feed or interact with bears if you see them. Never get in between a mama bear and her cub.
2) Never run away from bears, they would think you are prey. Stay 50 yards away.
3) If needed, make loud noises and move slowly
4) Do not put trash outside unless it's in the bear-proof containers- it will attract bears!
5) Take pictures since they are so cute! But DO NOT approach. Lock car doors and cabin doors as bears have been known to get into them!
6) Remove all food and trash from your vehicles! Bears can smell it and can damage your vehicle trying to get to the food!
7) Keep your car doors locked at all times. Bears are getting wiser and they can open car doors.
Should you have any questions or need anything whatsoever, please do not hesitate to let us know and we will be more than happy to help you.
