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Twin Valley Horse Ranch

5 sites · Lodging100 acres · Walland, TN

My late husband and myself bought the property in 1983 and it was all just overgrown land!We worked, cleared, built horse shelters/barns, cabins, cut trails, built the outdoor chapel for our wedding and of course fenced it all in for the horses! Started sharing with guests in 1993, so we have met so many amazing folks from all over the world! Pass thru our gate into another world and leave all your worries and tensions behind. We are all about getting back to what is real -- nature, animals/horses and each other. Complete privacy!There are many mountain trails leaving right from our property! Lots to explore. You can even hike to the outdoor chapel with the pretty view of the Chilhowee Mountain range. It is a short hike to the barn area for those who want to spend time rubbing the pot belly pigs' tummy, walk the mini horses, groom the love bug~Junebug (donkey), pet horses, cuddle with bunnies and feed chickens! Every morning and night we set a time for all those who want to become involved with the care/feeding of petting animals and horses!

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Winding Stair Campground

17 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents15 acres · Franklin, NC

Winding Stair Campground sits at an elevation of 3,380 feet, next to the headwaters of the Nantahala River and is surrounded by national forest and undeveloped private land trusts. The stunning mountain views in a remote tucked-away setting make our farm a perfect getaway! Just a 15-minute scenic drive from Franklin in North Carolina, easily accessible off Hwy 64, our campground offers a chance to enjoy nature without being far away from the public amenities of a small but well-equipped town. A few features about our property: - Working farm: Campers are welcome to meet our Icelandic sheep and take a self-guided tour of our farm, along designated pathways. - Security: The campground and farm are fenced in on three sides with the river being the fourth boundary. Personal code to the entrance gate will be given at check in. - Bath House: The restored bathhouse is split into boys’ and girls’ sides. Each side has 2 private showers, 4 flushing toilets, sinks, hot water, and gas heat. - Community Pavilion: The Pavilion is a large 40x30 ft. open sided structure overlooking the Nantahala River. It has an ample fireplace, running water sink, counter space, couches, and table with benches. - Pack Room: Where the adventure begins! A cozy hub where all guests check-in, get local information, view maps, and grab some local seasonal groceries. Also available to all campers are washing sinks with hot water, toaster oven and microwave. - Communication: Or rather, lack thereof! There's no cell service on the property so it's a great time to get away from it all. There is limited Wi-Fi available near the Pack Room and an emergency landline available. - Charging: Traveling in an electric vehicle? Recharge for free at our dedicated EV 50amp outlet when you stay at any of our sites. First come, first served. Want to know more about the history of the property? Visit the 'Our Story' section on our website. Learn more about this land:

Tumble Down Shack

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Long Creek, SC

Surrounded by forest is this tiny house, built back in the late nineties with a beautiful sunset view over looking a small meadow and garden. The ‘shack’, built with an artist flare and small budget by a close friend and his wife features, a small kitchen with stained glass; inlayed between the logs creating a cozy place to create a meal with herbs and seasonal veggies from the garden!

Hickory Grove Homestead

1 site · Lodging11 acres · Maryville, TN

Nestled on the last 11 acres of the historic Davis farm, our property offers a unique glimpse into the past. The farmhouse stands gracefully by the road, while a tranquil wooded expanse stretches behind it. A sprawling fallow pasture is home to the weathered charm of the old hay barn. The woods offers an array of Hickory, Oak, Walnut, Persimmon and various other varieties of trees, creating a harmonious natural setting. A mesmerizing vista of the Smokey Mountains unfolds across the pasture, a scene frequented by deer, rabbits, geese, and a symphony of birds. Your stay here offers more than just relaxation – it's an opportunity to engage in nature's classroom. Spend quality time identifying trees, plants, and birds while soaking in the serenity of the surroundings. You can enjoy a campfire, walking around the property and enjoying the view of the mountains and maybe catch a glimpse of the wildlife living in the area. The homestead has chickens and ducks free ranged in the daytime to enjoy watching. We are centrally located within about 30 minutes if you choose to visit Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge or the City of Knoxville for more traditional attractions.

Nurture + Nature - Glamping Retreat

5 sites · Lodging20 acres · Franklin, NC

Relax. Rejuvenate. Reconnect. It is so important to have a safe space and dedicated time for disconnecting from the daily grind. Nurture + Nature provides our guests with opportunities to recharge their body, mind, and soul with positive energy and reconnect with themselves and nature. The retreat center is located on a small farm in the beautiful mountains in Western North Carolina, where you will be greeted by horses, chickens and Buddy the mini Donkey, everyone's fav! We are surrounded by picturesque views and fresh mountain streams. Accommodations include fully furnished tents with one, two or three beds per tent (the entire retreat center sleeps up to 16 people), electric heater to keep you toasty on chilly nights, large indoor workshop space, rejuvenating warm outdoor showers and plenty of private spaces to nurture in nature. *We clean and disinfect our accommodations and gear after every guest departure. We maintain very high standards of cleanliness and guest safety. Masks are required during group activities, we practice a socially distanced retreat experience.

Downward Dog Lodge

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Blue Ridge, GA

Welcome to our mountain lodge, nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge mountains. Downward Dog Lodge is a tranquil retreat where the beauty of nature meets the comfort of modern living. The perfect way to escape the hustle & bustle of life, reconnect with nature, or enjoy yoga! This is the place! Enjoy our pet-friendly cabin with a yoga spin! We offer a four-bedroom open layout with pool table, hot tub and two living rooms. The best part is that we also have a yoga den, outdoor entertainment areas and are centrally located to hiking trails, waterfalls, biking, fishing and Bigfoot! This beautiful cabin is situated in Cherry Log on the mountain top, some experience rest, relaxation and a little wildlife. Centrally located to Ellijay, Blue Ridge, Aska, Toccoa, and so much more...You'll enjoy a serene and private lot with easy access to wineries, hiking trails, downtown shopping districts, water sports, golf courses and all the mountain escapes you'd look for! The cabin offers a range of amenities including: - Dog Friendly Cabin with a Gated Deck - Yoga Den with Panoramic Windows and Beautiful Views - Outdoor wood Fire Pit - Cozy and comfortable furnishings - Fully equipped kitchen... I mean FULLY! - Keurig and Coffee Pots, Airfryer, and Gas Stove - High-speed Wi-Fi - Flat-screen TVs in every room with streaming services - Wood-burning fireplace indoors! - Outdoor deck with seating and a BBQ grill - Hot tub (Available for bookings after September 1, 2024) - Game Room with 7' Pool Table, Shuffleboard & Games - Washer and dryer - Air conditioning and heating - Free Parking - Scenic views of the surrounding nature - Proximity to hiking trails and local attractions - And so much more...

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The RV at Chestuee Creek

3 sites · Lodging18 acres · Calhoun, TN

Almost two years ago we moved onto this rural property from the city of Chattanooga. One of the biggest reasons was to start growing and raising our own food. Since then we have started managing heritage pigs, registered dairy goats, chickens, ducks, a garden, and a food forest. Our hope for campers is to come not only to camp, but to be exposed to food grown healthier and happier than most. The way we rotate animals on pasture is like none other in our area, so we’d love to give a tour and show what it’s all about.Learn more about this land: Enjoy the view from the hill as the sun sets over the neighbors’ horses and pond. Also, we have several farm things going on, our garden is across the driveway, chickens are a stone through away, the goats will be heard for sure, and our heritage breed pigs may be found in the front yard depending on the time of year! The site can fit a truck and camper or large RV with a garden hose and extension cord hookup provided nearby.

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Wanda's World

1 site · Lodging6 acres · Murphy, NC

In 2013 my husband and I retired from Florida to Murphy; We built a small cabin in the woods and began collecting critters. We now have 4 Nigerian goats, 4 Great Pyrenees and 1 little rescue mixed puppy. We are so blessed and wanted to give back. Several men from our church along with my husband and I built the "Bunkhouse" to provide inexpensive lodging to those that wanted to enjoy the simple life. Money received is shared with Renewed Hope a local not for profit, faith-based drug and alcohol treatment facility. Learn more about this land: The tiny cabin overlooks a small creek and sits at the tree line. In the winter you can see the mountains and in the spring and summer one can only see dense woods. Other than the host home there are no other homes visible. The cabin is located 5.3 miles from John C. Campbell Folk School and 7.4 miles from Harrah's Cherokee Valley River Casino & hotel. We are just 5.6 miles from the Historic Murphy city center. Three rivers converge to form Hiawasse lake outside of Murphy and the Nanatahala Gorge River and lake is close by.

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A|C Acres

1 site · Lodging21 acres · Marble, NC

A|C Acres is a small homestead nestled in quiet Marble, NC. You can get a taste of farm life by visiting our chickens or saying hello to our barn cat. We're a 15 minute drive to both charming towns of Murphy and Andrews. We're only 30 minutes from the Nantahala Outdoor Center and 1 hour to the NC entrance of Smokey Mountain National Park.

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Hickory Grove Homestead

1 site · Lodging11 acres · Maryville, TN

Nestled on the last 11 acres of the historic Davis farm, our property offers a unique glimpse into the past. The farmhouse stands gracefully by the road, while a tranquil wooded expanse stretches behind it. A sprawling fallow pasture is home to the weathered charm of the old hay barn. The woods offers an array of Hickory, Oak, Walnut, Persimmon and various other varieties of trees, creating a harmonious natural setting. A mesmerizing vista of the Smokey Mountains unfolds across the pasture, a scene frequented by deer, rabbits, geese, and a symphony of birds. Your stay here offers more than just relaxation – it's an opportunity to engage in nature's classroom. Spend quality time identifying trees, plants, and birds while soaking in the serenity of the surroundings. You can enjoy a campfire, walking around the property and enjoying the view of the mountains and maybe catch a glimpse of the wildlife living in the area. The homestead has chickens and ducks free ranged in the daytime to enjoy watching. We are centrally located within about 30 minutes if you choose to visit Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge or the City of Knoxville for more traditional attractions.

Tumble Down Shack

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Long Creek, SC

Surrounded by forest is this tiny house, built back in the late nineties with a beautiful sunset view over looking a small meadow and garden. The ‘shack’, built with an artist flare and small budget by a close friend and his wife features, a small kitchen with stained glass; inlayed between the logs creating a cozy place to create a meal with herbs and seasonal veggies from the garden!

Downward Dog Lodge

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Blue Ridge, GA

Welcome to our mountain lodge, nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge mountains. Downward Dog Lodge is a tranquil retreat where the beauty of nature meets the comfort of modern living. The perfect way to escape the hustle & bustle of life, reconnect with nature, or enjoy yoga! This is the place! Enjoy our pet-friendly cabin with a yoga spin! We offer a four-bedroom open layout with pool table, hot tub and two living rooms. The best part is that we also have a yoga den, outdoor entertainment areas and are centrally located to hiking trails, waterfalls, biking, fishing and Bigfoot! This beautiful cabin is situated in Cherry Log on the mountain top, some experience rest, relaxation and a little wildlife. Centrally located to Ellijay, Blue Ridge, Aska, Toccoa, and so much more...You'll enjoy a serene and private lot with easy access to wineries, hiking trails, downtown shopping districts, water sports, golf courses and all the mountain escapes you'd look for! The cabin offers a range of amenities including: - Dog Friendly Cabin with a Gated Deck - Yoga Den with Panoramic Windows and Beautiful Views - Outdoor wood Fire Pit - Cozy and comfortable furnishings - Fully equipped kitchen... I mean FULLY! - Keurig and Coffee Pots, Airfryer, and Gas Stove - High-speed Wi-Fi - Flat-screen TVs in every room with streaming services - Wood-burning fireplace indoors! - Outdoor deck with seating and a BBQ grill - Hot tub (Available for bookings after September 1, 2024) - Game Room with 7' Pool Table, Shuffleboard & Games - Washer and dryer - Air conditioning and heating - Free Parking - Scenic views of the surrounding nature - Proximity to hiking trails and local attractions - And so much more...

The RV at Chestuee Creek

3 sites · Lodging18 acres · Calhoun, TN

Almost two years ago we moved onto this rural property from the city of Chattanooga. One of the biggest reasons was to start growing and raising our own food. Since then we have started managing heritage pigs, registered dairy goats, chickens, ducks, a garden, and a food forest. Our hope for campers is to come not only to camp, but to be exposed to food grown healthier and happier than most. The way we rotate animals on pasture is like none other in our area, so we’d love to give a tour and show what it’s all about.Learn more about this land: Enjoy the view from the hill as the sun sets over the neighbors’ horses and pond. Also, we have several farm things going on, our garden is across the driveway, chickens are a stone through away, the goats will be heard for sure, and our heritage breed pigs may be found in the front yard depending on the time of year! The site can fit a truck and camper or large RV with a garden hose and extension cord hookup provided nearby.

Winding Stair Campground

17 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents15 acres · Franklin, NC

Winding Stair Campground sits at an elevation of 3,380 feet, next to the headwaters of the Nantahala River and is surrounded by national forest and undeveloped private land trusts. The stunning mountain views in a remote tucked-away setting make our farm a perfect getaway! Just a 15-minute scenic drive from Franklin in North Carolina, easily accessible off Hwy 64, our campground offers a chance to enjoy nature without being far away from the public amenities of a small but well-equipped town. A few features about our property: - Working farm: Campers are welcome to meet our Icelandic sheep and take a self-guided tour of our farm, along designated pathways. - Security: The campground and farm are fenced in on three sides with the river being the fourth boundary. Personal code to the entrance gate will be given at check in. - Bath House: The restored bathhouse is split into boys’ and girls’ sides. Each side has 2 private showers, 4 flushing toilets, sinks, hot water, and gas heat. - Community Pavilion: The Pavilion is a large 40x30 ft. open sided structure overlooking the Nantahala River. It has an ample fireplace, running water sink, counter space, couches, and table with benches. - Pack Room: Where the adventure begins! A cozy hub where all guests check-in, get local information, view maps, and grab some local seasonal groceries. Also available to all campers are washing sinks with hot water, toaster oven and microwave. - Communication: Or rather, lack thereof! There's no cell service on the property so it's a great time to get away from it all. There is limited Wi-Fi available near the Pack Room and an emergency landline available. - Charging: Traveling in an electric vehicle? Recharge for free at our dedicated EV 50amp outlet when you stay at any of our sites. First come, first served. Want to know more about the history of the property? Visit the 'Our Story' section on our website. Learn more about this land:

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Farm glamping near Andrews guide

Overview

In the western corner of North Carolina sits Andrews, a small scenic town that sits in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Just a short drive away, Great Smoky Mountains National Park beckons campers to discover scenic trails, cascading waterfalls, and abundant wildlife. Then, take a scenic drive along Cherohala Skyway, a 43-mile scenic byway that winds through the Appalachian Mountains. Or explore the vast natural beauty of Nantahala National Forest, which offers hiking trails, fishing spots, and picnic areas near several developed tent and RV sites. More hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching is available at Cherokee National Forest as well as primitive campsites. In Andrews, it’s possible to pitch a tent by the riverfront and start a campfire under the stars or enjoy the amenities of a glampsite or cabin.

Where to go

Nantahala National Forest

Take a drive to Nantahala National Forest, where campers can walk along hiking trails like Cable Cove or Spirit Ridge while anglers fish for rainbow trout and largemouth bass. Then, mountain bike on the Tsali Recreation Area trails, which offer over 40 miles of singletrack trails with stunning views of Fontana Lake. The forest also features numerous campgrounds, such as Nantahala River Campground and Standing Indian Campground, that provide amenities like picnic areas, fire rings, and restrooms.

Cherokee National Forest

About two hours from Andrews lies Cherokee National Forest. Campers can hike the Appalachian Trail, fish for catfish and brook trout, boat on Lake Ocoee, or whitewater raft down one of the seven forest rivers. RVers may enjoy the two Forest Service scenic byways through the mountains. Then, set up camp at nearby campgrounds, including riverfront RV sites at Indian Boundary Recreation Area with amenities such as picnic tables, fire rings, and access to electrical hookups. Tent camping is also available with amenities like toilets and showers.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Approximately 40 miles north of Andrews rests Great Smoky Mountains National Park, known for its stunning beauty and diverse ecosystems. Embark on Alum Cave Trail or Rainbow Falls Trail to see sights above and below ground. Wildlife enthusiasts may spot black bears, white-tailed deer, elk, and a variety of bird species, including the majestic peregrine falcon. Anglers can cast their lines in popular streams like Little River, Abrams Creek, and Deep Creek, known for brook, rainbow, and brown trout. The park also offers several well-equipped campgrounds with facilities like restrooms, picnic areas, and access to hiking trails.

When to go

Andrews experiences a temperate climate with distinct seasons. Spring boasts mild temperatures and blooming wildflowers, perfect for hiking and exploring. Summer brings warm weather in the 80s and longer days, ideal for water activities in nearby lakes and rivers. Fall showcases stunning foliage colors, creating a picturesque backdrop for camping and hiking. Some campgrounds may have limited services or seasonal closures during winter, which brings cooler temperatures in the high 40s to low 50s and occasional snowfall.