Cabins near Lake Cherokee

Cabin camping at Lake Cherokee means you get a roof over your head with the woods at your doorstep. With over 20 cabin options, you can expect campfires, hot tubs, and actual showers—no cold-water rinses in the lake required. Average rates run about $93 a night, but you’ll find spots as low as $62. People come here to swim, hike the trails, and fish in water that locals say hides more than a few trophy bass. Top picks include Music Springs (138 reviews), where you’ll hear bullfrogs at night and maybe live guitar if you’re lucky, Seven Acres Campground (33 reviews) for a quieter scene, and Dee Dee's B&B (2 reviews) just across the state line. Expect your neighbours to be a mix of families and folks who know how to make s’mores without burning the marshmallow.