Kick Back Relax Log Cabin Wears Valley HotTub

Kick Back Relax is an updated log cabin for 4 surrounded by nature. There's a hot tub, fire pit, propane grill, wifi and a smart TV w/ Netflix, Roku.

The main level has a stocked kitchen+dining; living area has a stone, wood fireplace. The full bath is nicely updated with a rainfall shower head and subway tile. There's a queen bed upstairs and a sofa bed downstairs.

Driveway:
There is a smooth driveway paved with asphalt on a slight slope (paved 9/2022) (see listing pics).

Located in Wears Valley with easy access to Pigeon Forge, attractions and the scenic Foothills Parkway.

Amenities: free private Comcast Xfinity wifi internet, Smart TVs w/ Roku, Netflix (use your own streaming accounts), central AC/Heating, dishwasher, kitchen, fridge, microwave, slow cooker, coffee maker, 2 person hot tub, wood burning fireplace, towels + linens, propane BBQ grill

Upstairs Bedroom: queen size bed;
Downstairs Sleeping Area: sofa bed;
1 full bathrooms, 1/2 bathroom

Guests can use everything inside and immediately outside the cabin including the deck, fire pit + seats. Please park in the driveway.

We are available via text or phone. Please let us know if anything needs attention. Our local team is available to help if there is an issue. We like making sure you have what you need to enjoy the cabin! Feel free to check our other Airbnb listings for awesome options in the Smokies.

This cabin is located in the Bluff Mountain area right off Wears Valley Rd which is off the Parkway. The incredibly scenic Foothills Parkway is nearby only 15 minutes away. Easy access to Pigeon Forge / Parkway ~15 minutes and Gatlinburg 30-40 min (depending where and on traffic).

You'll want a car to get around easily. Once settled in, you can also get an Uber, Lyft or taxi in and around town. The Parkway / Pigeon Forge is about 5-10 min away (depending on traffic) and the Foothills Parkway is about 15-20 min away. Gatlinburg is about 30-40 min (depending where and on traffic).

There are some animals out there. Bears call the Smokies their home and you can see them around. Please do not feed them or get close.