If you’ve ever dreamt of staying in a cabin in the woods (minus the scary movie stuff), then we have QUITE the treat for you. Tennessee is soaked in history, and these cabins provide a snapshot to the past that is sure to leave your jaw on the ground. Take a look!
- Smoky Mountain Cabins
Barbara L. Slavin / Flickr Naturally, the Great Smoky Mountains has its share of beautiful cabins deep in the woods.
- Plus…MORE Smoky Mountain Cabins!
Barbara L. Slavin / Flickr Baskins Creek has ’em popping up like daisies!
- Davy Crockett Museum
Brent Moore / Flickr Ever wonder where our hero first called home? This replica lies in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.
- Davy Crockett’s LAST Home
Brent Moore / Flickr Aaaand here is his last home. This is where the famed American hero laid his head before heading off to the doomed Alamo.
- Falls Mill Bed & Breakfast
Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr This little b&b is located right outside Huntland and is an absolute treat on SO many levels.
- Jim Bale’s Cabin
Matthew Paulson / Flickr Located in the Great Smoky Mountains, this once upon a time home looks straight from a frontier story - mainly because it is.
- John Oliver’s Cabin
Brent Moore / Flickr Supposedly, John Oliver first settled in 1818, and this cabin, completed a couple of years later, proves to be one of the oldest structures in the Great Smoky Mountains.
- Sam Davis’ Boyhood Home
Brent Moore / Flickr Smyrna boasts the relocated childhood home of Sam Davis, and it’s worth a good visit.
- Snowy East Tennessee
James L. Carey / Flickr You could live here - because someone sure does. Where the seasons change and the world becomes a winter wonderland.
- Tipton Place
Ken Rowland / Flickr This is the iconic image of a cabin in the woods, and we think Cades Cove has pulled a pretty solid one right here.
Any cabins you know of that should make the list? Let us know in the comments below!
Barbara L. Slavin / Flickr
Naturally, the Great Smoky Mountains has its share of beautiful cabins deep in the woods.
Barbara L. Slavin / Flickr
Baskins Creek has ’em popping up like daisies!
Brent Moore / Flickr
Ever wonder where our hero first called home? This replica lies in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.
Brent Moore / Flickr
Aaaand here is his last home. This is where the famed American hero laid his head before heading off to the doomed Alamo.
Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr
This little b&b is located right outside Huntland and is an absolute treat on SO many levels.
Matthew Paulson / Flickr
Located in the Great Smoky Mountains, this once upon a time home looks straight from a frontier story - mainly because it is.
Supposedly, John Oliver first settled in 1818, and this cabin, completed a couple of years later, proves to be one of the oldest structures in the Great Smoky Mountains.
Smyrna boasts the relocated childhood home of Sam Davis, and it’s worth a good visit.
James L. Carey / Flickr
You could live here - because someone sure does. Where the seasons change and the world becomes a winter wonderland.
Ken Rowland / Flickr
This is the iconic image of a cabin in the woods, and we think Cades Cove has pulled a pretty solid one right here.
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