Closed To Arrivals & Departures Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.

Must Be 30 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!

Bears Den Sleeps 8 = 1 K, 1 Q, 4 T = 4 Twin Bunk Beds (Bunk Beds Are For Kids Under 17 Not Adults) No Exceptions!
Maximum Occupancy 4 Adults and 4 Children 17 & under.
Must Be 30 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!

Pet friendly - Dogs Only 50 pounds or less. Must be kept in crate when left unattended. Pet friendly with a non- refundable pet fee per pet. Must clean up after pet.

Welcome to Bears Den. Treat your family to one of the best locations in the Smokies. Tucked away in a woodsy setting at the base of the Great Smoky Mtns. National Park, Bears Den allows you and your loved ones to enjoy all that the park has to offer. The park-like setting permeates the grounds. At last, tranquility abounds.

As you enter the cabin, the open floor plan conveys "Welcome Home Friends and Family". Just off the living-room, you will discover comfort at its finest. The main level bedroom offers a place of solitude with an en suite bathroom. There is also a washer/dryer on the main level.

Upstairs, the open loft area features an Air Hockey Table, Pool table, and Fooseball table. Family time is fun when you stay in Bears Den Cabin.

Upstairs, you will also find a large bedroom which houses a Queen Bed and 2 sets of Twin Size Bunks. There is also a full bathroom on the upstairs level. This cabin is perfect for families with children.

Outside, you will find a family friendly fire-pit. Gather round the fire-pit and create wonderful memories.
Please Note: You must provide your own fire starter logs. No lighter fluid allowed.

The outdoor hot tub is on the covered front porch. Relax after a day of hiking in the Smokies.

Bears Den is a great choice when planning your family vacation.

Bears Den is approximately 3 minutes from the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park via Line Springs Road. This is a great location for Wears Valley Cabin Rentals and for families who love the outdoors. Metcalf Bottoms is a fantastic picnic spot in the national park and features tables, grills, and the cool waters of the Little River. Take Line Springs Road for approximately 1 mile and there you will find Metcalf Bottoms - the place to picnic and wade and play in the river.

There are hundreds of hiking trails to enjoy in The Greats Smoky Mountains National Park. Laurel Falls is an excellent choice for families with strollers because the trail is paved and access is easy when pushing a stroller. Searching for a bit of a challenge? Alum Cave Bluff is a beautiful trail choice or jaunt on up to Mt Leconte for the day. Take plenty of water and healthy snacks. Another must place to visit while staying in Wears Valley Smoky Mountains is The Sugarlands Visitor Center which is located at the junction of State Hwy 73 and Hwy 441. The Sugarlands Visitor Center is a wonderful place to stop and discover more about the National Park. There are actually 3 hikes that you can enjoy from The Sugarlands Visitor Center: Cataract Falls, Gatlinburg Trail, and Fighting Creek Nature Trail. The Sugarlands Visitor Center is a must stop because this is where you and your family can meet Great Smoky Mountains Park Rangers and learn about the Smoky Mountains before venturing out into the area. The Sugarlands Visitor Center: A resource of knowledge abounds here and is a must especially if you are a first time visitor to the area.

In terms of local dining, Elvira’s Café is a local favorite, as well as Hillbillys Restaurant. Good Vibes On The River in Townsend is also an up and coming Super Star favorite. The Shaggy Moose Coffee House is a new place in the Wears Valley area to enjoy coffee and pastries. One of our favorite places is on the corner of Wears Valley Road and Line Springs Road and the name is fitting: The Heavenly Roast. Get your cup of Joe on the go and enjoy the flavors of your beverage. We believe that coffee just tastes better in The Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

The main attractions of Pigeon Forge (Dollywood, Dollywood Splash Country, Pigeon Forge Snow, Dolly Parton’s Stampede, etc.) are approximately 12 miles from Bears Den.

Fireplace Information: Posted 09/27/2022 - Guests will need to purchase firewood when using the indoor wood burning fireplace. Do not bring wood from home. You may purchase bundles at Knockout Firewood conveniently located next door to our office. Knockout Firewood Address is 3264 Wears Valley Rd, Sevierville, TN 37862.

Sleeps 8 = 1 K, 1 Q, 4 T (4 Twin Bunks Bunk Beds Are For Kids Under 17 Not Adults) No Exceptions!
1 K, 1 Q, 4 T
Roku TV Bedrooms
Wi-Fi - Streaming TVs
Outdoor Fire-pit

Main Roads Are Paved To This Cabin.
Not suitable for U-Haul or Motorcycle Trailers.
Suitable for Motorcycles - Depending On Riding Experience
Must Be 30 Or Older To Rent

Check In Time: 5:00 PM
Check Out Time: 10:00 AM

Distances: (Please Note: Distances Are Approximate).
Anakeesta: 14 miles
Dollywood: 15 miles
Gatlinburg: 15 miles
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Entrance – Sugarlands Visitor Center: 12 miles
Metcalf Bottoms: 3 miles
Kroger: 10 miles
Publix: 10 miles
Wal-Mart: 13 miles

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.