Cottages & Cabins
Creekside Pavilion Cottage
This newly renovated one-bedroom cottage sleeps 2 and is ideal for a guest speaker/preacher or honeymoon suite. The cottage consists of queen bed with sitting area in room, large den/living room with wood burning fireplace, breakfast area, bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, TV and wifi.
Woodhaven
This cozy, two-bedroom log cabin sits nestled into the trees while Timothy Creek runs behind. Woodhaven sleeps up to 5 comfortably and consists of one queen bed and one set of bunk beds, den/living room with wood burning fireplace, breakfast area, bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, TV and wifi.
Lakewood
This little cottage welcomes guests near the front drive into campus. It is also considered a tiny house or studio stay. Lakewood sleeps up to 2 people. It contains a studio bedroom/den combination, a bathroom, equipped kitchen and wifi.
Chestnut
Chestnut is our newest cottage and was just remodeled in 2026! The cottage is a one bedroom, one bathroom with a full kitchen. It has a great living room area with a wood burning fireplace. The cottage does have wifi and TV.
A perfect cottage to get-away & unplug! ONLY carrier that gets cell service is AT&T. Great location for sight-seeing, shopping & amusement parking! Dollywood, Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge & The Smoky Mountains are just moments away in any direction! This Cottage now has a Smart TV & DVD Player & Wi-Fi!
Because we are a Christian Retreat Center, with other Christian groups here during your stay, please read and agree to the house rules. We hope the knowledge of our environment will be respected prior to attempting a reservation. This cottage is designed to get-away-from-it-all. What we have is an abundance of peace, fresh air, and tranquility.
The whole cottage is yours to enjoy! Other things to note: We are a Christian Retreat Center that is host to many large group Christian Events on our grounds. One or more of these events may be in progress during your stay.There is really only one hiking trail on campus that connects to the Great Smoky National Park trails and it is an intermediate level feeder trail that our initial hike in is about a 500ft elevation incline (making it also intermediate) Be sure to bring bear spray.
