Imagine yourself staying in a charming 2-bedroom cabin nestled in a serene wooded setting listening to a crackling fire outside under the stars or soaking in a warm hot tub. Or, imagine yourself inside a rustic yet modern cabin with snow gently falling outside while you relax on plush furniture watching a movie in front of the fireplace. When you are ready for the simpler, quieter things in life, Peaceful Pines is the perfect place to retreat.

Yet, when you are ready for some local fun, a myriad of outdoor adventures in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park await you as well as a windfall of local attractions. Amusement parks, water parks, theatres, museums, shopping outlets and restaurants located in Pigeon Forge, Sevierville and Gatlinburg are only 5-15 miles away.

As you enter Peaceful Pines, you’ll be greeted by an inviting space that features a high ceiling, new furniture in soft neutral tones with a fresh, clean feel. The living room is designed to provide comfort and modern amenities in a cozy, rustic style. A large flat-screen TV equipped with streaming capabilities is just right for watching your favorite show. An electric fireplace adds a touch of warmth and ambiance on chilly nights.

The open floor plan leads to a well-equipped kitchen that makes meal preparation and dining a joy. A dining table and kitchen bar with chairs is conveniently located for early morning breakfasts or evening get-togethers.

On the main level, the master bedroom features a large sturdy wooden frame bed dressed in soft bedding. Ambient lighting from the bedside lamps casts a gentle glow over the room. The furniture is stylish, yet practical, designed to invoke a sense of warmth and relaxation. An arm chair, chest of drawer, flat screen TV and a desk complete the ensemble. The adjacent full bathroom features a jetted tub nestled by the window offering a spa-like experience. There is also a standing shower.

The open loft has high ceilings with exposed beams. A comfortable queen size sofa bed covered in soft neutral fabric takes center stage, perfect for lounging. A large flat-screen TV is mounted on the opposite wall and a computer desk is nearby. The desk is equipped with a chair, monitor, printer and tech essentials. The loft area is perfect for relaxation or work.

Also on the upper level is a stylish, comfortable bedroom with a high ceiling and a beautiful wooden bedroom set that includes a queen bed, cupboard, chair, chest of drawers and a flat screen TV. The full bathroom located upstairs has a tub/shower combo.

There are no steep mountain roads to Peaceful Pines which allows easier access all year. The outdoor area is a semi-secluded, has a large yard perfect for children and dogs, and it features a cozy firepit with seating for 6. Enjoyable any time of the year is the covered back porch with a bubbling hot tub (privacy screen on the front side of the hot tub) and a gas grill conveniently located beside the back door to the kitchen.

When you are ready to escape to the Smoky mountains, Peaceful Pines offers the perfect balance of peacefulness and convenience to make an ideal getaway.

Year-round fishing and seasonal pool access can be enjoyed nearby. Peaceful Pines has a membership for your use to the Honeysuckle Meadows Pool & Deli located approximately 10 miles from the cabin. Fishing pole rentals are available onsite during the summer season.

Day driving trips through Cades Cove, to Kuwohi (Formerly Clingmans Dome), around the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail, to the Mountain Farm Museum & Mingus Mill near Cherokee or on the Tail of the Dragon always make fun & enjoyable outings. The entrance to the new scenic Wears Valley/Walland section of the Foothills Parkway which took over 50 years to complete is located just 4.7 miles from Peaceful Pines.

Important Notice About The Great Smoky Mountains National Park:
If you are planning on visiting The Great Smoky Mountains National Park and will be parked for longer than 15 minutes, you must purchase a parking pass.

There are a couple of different ways to obtain a Parking Permit. Please see the details below.
You may purchase daily, weekly, or annual parking tags from the stores listed below. Store hours change seasonally so be sure to check online before heading out to a particular location.

Please Note: Daily and weekly parking tags purchased in person at one of the locations below must be used starting on the date of purchase and daily tags expire at 11:59 PM EDT on the date of purchase. The same is true for weekly passes. Weekly parking passes expire 7 days from the original date of purchase at 11:59 PM EDT.

Where to purchase Parking Tags Locally & in North Carolina:
Gatlinburg Welcome Center - 1011 Banner Road, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
Sugarlands Visitor Center - 1420 Fighting Creek Gap Road, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 (Preferred Location)
Greenbrier Grocery - 2406 E. Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
The Great Smokies Welcome Center - 7929 E. Lamar Alexander Parkway, Townsend, TN 37882 (Preferred Location)
Cades Cove Visitor Center - 686 Cades Cove Loop Road, Townsend, TN 37882
Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont Store - 9275 Tremont Road, Townsend, TN 37882
Kuwohi Visitor Center (Formerly Clingmans Dome Visitor Center) 7078 Clingmans Dome Road, Cherokee, NC 28719
Oconaluftee Visitor Center - 1194 Newfound Gap Highway, Cherokee, NC 28719
Graham County Travel and Tourism & Welcome Center - 474 Rodney Orr Bypass, Robbinsville, NC 28711
Swain County Visitor Center - 2 Everett Street, Bryson City, NC 28713
Visit NC Smokies Visitor Center - 91 North Lakeshore Drive, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745

There are several Kiosks located throughout the area as well. We have listed a sampling of locations below. However, the list in not complete.

Metcalf Bottoms Kiosk
Townsend Wye Kiosk
Sugarlands Visitor Center Kiosk
Kuwohi Parking Lot (Formerly Clingmans Dome Parking Lot)
Newfound Gap Overlook Kiosk

You may also purchase your parking tag online. However, you must print it because the park officials will not print it for you.

We hope you have fun during your stay. Getting back to life’s simple pleasures and turning off the cellphone and spending quality time with loved ones is truly what life is all about.

When you are considering booking a cabin with a hot tub in the Walden's View/Wears Valley, Tennessee area, we know you have a lot of choices. Please consider booking Peaceful Pines because it truly is an outstanding cabin. The owners have given enormous attention to details to ensure comfort during your stay. At Accommodations By Great Cabins In The Smokies, we strive to be the #1 rental agency in Wears Valley, Tennessee and we want your vacation time to be the best it can be!

For local dining near the cabin, some favorites are: Grandmother’s Kitchen, Elvira’s Café, Pawpaw’s Cajun Kitchen, Sloppy Hog Burger Joint, and the Wear Valley Social Food Truck Park.

Sleeps 6
Check In Time 4:00 PM
Check Out Time: 10:00 AM
Paved roads to cabin
Easy cabin access during winter weather
Motorcycles OK
Parking for 2 vehicles
Must Be 25 or older to rent
Dogs welcome
Closed to arrivals & departures on Thanksgiving & Christmas Day

Distances: (distances are approximate)
Dollywood: 9.7 miles
Smoky Mountains National Park: 5.5 miles
Ripley's Aquarium: 16 miles
Anakeesta: 16 miles
Publix or Kroger: 5 miles
Tanger Outlets Sevierville: 8 miles
Knoxville airport: 26 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.