Discover the best forest dome rentals near Cherokee, North Carolina

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Cherokee

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Bee Our Guest

1 site · Lodging11 acres · Mars Hill, NC

Beautiful mountain views and complete privacy located on 11 secluded acres. 1/2 mile to Bailey Mountain hiking trials and 1/2 mile to downtown Mars Hill where you can enjoy the university, restaurants, brewery, coffee shops, grocery stores, and art galleries. 20 minute drive to downtown Asheville, Blue Ridge Parkway, and Wolf Laurel ski slopes. Come enjoy this one of a kind peaceful, completely off grid glamping experience.

Gray Fox - Glamping Near The Dragon

1 site · Lodging18 acres · Robbinsville, NC

Luxury in the woods - wake up immersed in nature! Have a soak in your wood-fired hot tub filled with fresh mountain spring water or relax in your log rocking chair as you listen to the crackling fire and take in the lush, natural surroundings from your private deck.

Grandpa Squirrel's Domes

1 site · Lodging4 acres · Andrews, NC

"There's no place like Dome." Grandpa Squirrel's Dome's sits on 4.1 acres at the base of Granny Squirrel Mountain in the foothills of the Appalachian's and less than 5 miles from the town of Andrew's North Carolina in Cherokee County. Highway 19 abuts the land providing easy access to destinations of your choice. These destinations may include white water rafting, tubing, hiking, cruising the Tail of the Dragon, antiquing, hitting the casinos, and any other adventure of your choosing. Of course, you may also choose to find a place to just sit down, relax, and enjoy the sounds and energy of the noisy creek that pulses along its western border. Perhaps a simple picnic along the banks, or maybe you'd like to feed the fish that inhabit and grace this land. Short History The Cherokee's called this land "Konehete", aka "The Long Valley Place", and it was thought of as, "Cherokee Paradise". They grew the Three Sisters (Corn, Beans and Squash), hunted the rich lands, fished its creeks and lakes, worshiped and gave thanks to the great Creator and to the spirits of the land, as well as the animals which inhabit it. The military removal of what remained of the Cherokee Nation began in 1836 along what we now refer to as "The Trail of Tears". It started here in Andrews, which at that time was called Valley Town. The first fort built along the Trail of Tears was Ft Delaney, all that remains today is the remnants of a stone wall, it lies nearby. Running along the western border of Grandpa Squirrel's is an always running creek which is fed by a mountain top spring as well as rain runoff from the surrounding mountains. Along the creek there are 3 geodesic domes (soon to be 5) which provide 250 square feet of living space within. The domes are furnished with a queen size bed, a small dining area and a place to store your things. Each dome also has a small gravel patio and seating is provided. Additionally, there are propane BBQ grills located at the outdoor community kitchen area, as well as potable water. This is also where you will find your coffee in the morning. Transparency and Setting Expectations: THE BAD There are no flushing toilets. There is an outhouse on site. To avoid trips to the outhouse late at night, each dome comes with a porta potty. If you choose to use the porta potty in your dome, it is your responsibility to transfer the waste to the outhouse and to properly clean it out. Cleaning supplies are provided. Granpa Squirrels is not secluded deep in the woods and off the beaten path., It abuts the main highway and there is a considerable amount of road noise. The road noise dies down at night but returns early the next day as delivery trucks make their way down the highway. With that said, it's also kind of cool to see packs of cyclists and car enthusiasts blowing past the property ready for another glorious day in the mountains of North Carolina.

The Blackberry Rebellion

2 sites · Lodging12 acres · Alexander, NC

The Blackberry Rebellion is a community based around kiddos, movement, and reconnecting to nature. We are artists, parents, gardeners, and learners. Our mission as a community is to build an environment where we support each other in growth and combine our skill sets to go further than we could alone. We are excited to welcome and celebrate folks from all gender identities, racial, ethnic, and soci-economic backgrounds. This is a safe place for you and we are glad you are here. This is our developing dream project and we are so happy to be able to share it with you!

Forest domes near Cherokee guide

Overview

Looking for a unique camping experience amidst the forest? Hipcamp offers over 20 dome camping options in the Cherokee area of North Carolina, each surrounded by lush greenery and serene trails. Prices range from $90 to an average of $149 per night. Top-rated campsites include Wilderwood Smoky Mountains (36 reviews), Outercamp, Hoot Owl Ridge (23 reviews), and Bee Our Guest (13 reviews). Popular amenities include campfires, potable water, and cooking equipment, while activities such as fishing, hiking, and wildlife watching await you in the great outdoors.