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We pair thoughtfully designed cabins with direct access to 60+ miles of trails, greenways, and adventure are all minutes from downtown. Explore all day, then come home to a beautifully appointed dwelling that’s yours alone.
3650 Bamboo Way, Knoxville, TN 37920. A paved drive welcomes you in and you’re four miles from downtown and steps from Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness.
Good to Know
If an official emergency, evacuation, or closure keeps you from reaching us safely, we’ll gladly help you reschedule or issue a future-stay credit.
Of course. We’ll do our best to get it back to you (shipping at cost). Unclaimed items are donated to a local nonprofit after 30 days.
Accidents happen — just let us know right away and we’ll take care of it together.
Check-in and Check-out
When our schedule allows, we’re glad to. Just ask, a small fee may apply.
It’s completely contactless. You’ll receive your personal door code within 24 hours of arrival, so you can head straight to your cabin at any time, day or night.
Check-in from 4:00 PM | Check-out by 11:00 AM
Bringing Your Dog
Yes! Dogs are welcome in the pet-friendly dwellings. All sizes and breeds, there are no restrictions.
A flat $50 per stay covers up to two dogs.
For your pup’s comfort and safety, please don’t leave dogs unattended unless they’re crated.
Bringing a Van or RV -- Our Pull Inn Sites
Our full-hookup Pull Inn sites welcome camper vans and Class B RVs — Sprinter, Transit, ProMaster, and the like — up to 25 feet total length, including bike racks, spare tires, and anything else on board. Slide-outs and awnings are welcome as long as they fit your site.
Full hookups; water, sewer, and up to 50-amp electrical.
Not here, but our sister property, Two Rivers Landing RV Resort, is built for it, and we’d love to host you there.
Explore Knoxville's Urban Wilderness
An extraordinary outdoor playground right in the city. 60+ miles of trails and greenways connecting a nature center, lakes, historic sites, dramatic quarries, adventure playgrounds, five city parks, and a 600-acre wildlife area. Hike, bike, climb, paddle, or simply wander the woods.
Absolutely, roll out to endless road rides and nearly 100 miles of trail without ever loading up the car.
Very. The area is famous for mountain biking, but it’s just as rewarding on foot. From gentle woodland strolls to challenging climbs. Tell us what you’re after and we’ll point you to the perfect trail.
Yes to both, every dwelling has a secure outdoor bike rack, and there’s an on-site wash station to rinse off after a muddy ride.
Not yet, but we know the area well and are happy to recommend great local options — Just ask.
- Baker Creek Preserve — Under a mile by road, ~1.5 miles by trail
- Downtown Knoxville — 4 miles / ~10 minutes
- University of Tennessee — ~10 minutes
- McGhee Tyson Airport — ~20-25 minutes