Roaring Fork Lodge is a Spectacular 6,312 square foot northern white cedar custom built log home. There are 4 floor levels to the lodge, which can easily sleep up to 20 people throughout. The lodge is named "Roaring Fork Lodge" because it sits on a mountain about 200 feet above a rushing mountain stream named Roaring Fork. This stream is one of the larger and faster flowing mountain streams in the national park. You can hear the "roar" of the river below, especially after a nice rain shower. Sitting on the decks, watching for wildlife, and listening to the river below is a great way to unwind after a day of fun. Construction of the lodge includes many high end materials such as northern white cedar logs from Canada, solid granite counter-tops, hand scraped hickory hardwood floors, knotty alder windows, ceramic tiled showers and floors, custom made cabinetry, and 5,000+ square feet of outdoor deck/patio space (much of which is covered). Our outdoor area is hardscape with beautiful natural stones and shrubs surrounding the upper and lower yard areas. You will be surrounded on 2 sides by a wooded area which gives you plenty of privacy.

When you contact us you will speak directly to one of us, the owners. By renting one of our cabins you will experience a superior level of service that the large property management companies in the area cannot offer. The reason you ask? Because we are the actual owners of all our cabins. We likely will not be the absolute cheapest price you will find for a rental property, but in many cases cheaper may not always better. We want you make long lasting memories that you will cherish for many years into the future. The exceptional quality of our properties, and the personal level of service you will receive will leave no doubt in your mind that you made the best choice for your Smoky Mountains vacation.

A car is recommended for getting around. Gatlinburg has a public trolley system, and we are a 10 minute walk from the closest pickup spot. Note: The walk is downhill to get there, and a steep walk back uphill when you return.