Closed To Arrivals & Departures Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. No Exceptions!

Must Be 21 years of Age or Older to Rent! No Exceptions! The person whose name is on the reservation must be staying at the cabin. No Exceptions!

Dancing With The Bears is a perfect choice for those who do not like traveling up scary mountain roads. Located at the base of Hatcher Mountain, traveling to and from the cabin is easy. If you are coming to the mountains to relax, take in the views of the Smokies, and hike, this cabin is a perfect choice.

As you enter the cabin, you are welcomed by the warmth of the comfortable furnishings in the living-room and the large kitchen - perfect for cooking a romantic dinner for two.
Down the hallway, you will find the 1/2 bath, laundry room, and at the end of the hallway - the bedroom with its private bathroom. Indulge yourself in the jetted indoor tub.

After a day of play in the mountains, relax in the hot tub - located on the screened-in back porch.

1 King Bed

Check In Time 4:00 PM
Check Out Time: 10:00 AM

Roads Are All Paved To This Cabin Except for 150 yards +/- Which is Gravel
Suitable for U-Haul or Motorcycle Trailers.
Motorcycles OK
Must Be 21 Or Older To Rent

Emotional Support Animals: Per official ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) guidance, emotional support animals (ESAs) are not covered by federal public accommodations laws. We do not accept emotional support animals in non-pet friendly cabins since these animals are not protected by any applicable federal, state, or local laws or regulations regarding short term lodging in Tennessee. Renters with emotional support animals may only bring their ESA with them if they are staying in a pet friendly cabin and pay the relevant $75.00 non-refundable pet fee. Renters with service animals for a disability are explicitly protected under both federal and state law. The ADA defines service animals as dogs that have been “trained to perform a task directly related to a person’s disability.” Service animals are explicitly protected under both state and federal law, and, as such, are welcome in any of our cabins.