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Log Cabin Rentals Gatlinburg, TN

The Spruce at Treehouse
Grove

A group-sized stay in Treehouse Grove: a raised timber treehouse with four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a private hot tub, reached by a level boardwalk from the parking area and looking through the trees to the ridges beyond.

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Our verdict

Right for you if

You want the treehouse novelty without squeezing in: a family or group that needs four bedrooms, a second bathroom and a private hot tub, a short drive from Gatlinburg.

Not for you if

You want a secluded cabin on its own land, a big chef's kitchen or a game room. The grove is shared with other treehouses and the kitchen is a compact counter.

Built for familiesgroupsdog-owners
The boardwalk entrance to The Spruce · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove
The boardwalk entrance to The Spruce · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove
Lounge chairs on the deck, ridges through the trees · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove
Lounge chairs on the deck, ridges through the trees · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove
The boardwalk leading up to The Spruce · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove
The boardwalk leading up to The Spruce · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove
Live-edge shelves above the kitchen sink · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove
Live-edge shelves above the kitchen sink · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove
A pale-wood bathroom with a walk-in shower · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove
A pale-wood bathroom with a walk-in shower · © The Spruce at Treehouse Grove

A treehouse sized for a crowd

Treehouse Grove is a cluster of timber treehouses raised on posts among pines and hardwoods outside Gatlinburg, and The Spruce is built for numbers. Unlike the compact Magnolia elsewhere in the grove, this unit counts four bedrooms and two bathrooms for up to ten guests, plus a private hot tub — a rare combination for a treehouse stay.

The trade-off is the same as elsewhere in the grove: this is shared woodland, not private acreage. The parking area sits right at the front and other treehouses share the grove, so expect neighbours rather than seclusion. Town and the national park are both within easy reach.

Board-and-batten walls, a boardwalk and the ridge

The approach sets the tone. A level timber boardwalk with wire-panel railings leads from the car straight onto the raised deck, where the board-and-batten siding, black-framed windows and a tree trunk rising beside the glass make it feel properly built into the woods. Woven-seat lounge chairs face out over the canopy, and in the gaps between the branches the forested ridges of the Smokies roll away — the listing’s mountain view is real, if framed by trees rather than wide open.

Inside, pale planked wood lines the walls and the vaulted ceilings. The bathroom shown has a stone-look vanity, a glass walk-in shower and grab rails, and the listing flags facilities for guests with reduced mobility — worth knowing for multi-generation groups.

Cooking and sleeping for ten

The kitchen is the part to judge carefully. It has the essentials — refrigerator, stovetop, oven, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and a coffee maker under live-edge shelves — but the counter in the photos is compact, closer to a smart kitchenette than a cook’s kitchen. For a group of ten, plan simple meals and lean on the barbecue outside.

Sleeping arrangements aren’t broken down bed by bed in the listing, so check the layout before promising everyone a room of their own. Pets are allowed with possible charges, parking is free but first come, first served, and the listing has no game room or theater: evenings here happen on the deck and in the hot tub.

Amenities & services

Outdoor living

Private hot tubBalcony and patioOutdoor furnitureBarbecueMountain view

Kitchen

Refrigerator, stovetop and ovenDishwasher and microwaveToaster and tea/coffee makerDining table

Practical

Free private parkingFree WiFiPrivate entranceFlat-screen TVAir conditioning and heating

Good to know

Toilet with grab railsPets allowed (charges may apply)Smoke-free propertyNo bachelor or bachelorette parties

Not an exhaustive list, pulled from Booking — double-check a decisive amenity before you book.

What we love

1

Room for the whole group

Four bedrooms and two bathrooms let a family or a group of friends share this treehouse with a shorter bathroom queue — and the private hot tub gives everyone somewhere to end the day.

2

A deck facing the ridges

Woven-seat lounge chairs line a broad timber deck, a tree trunk rises beside the tall windows, and through the leaves the forested ridges of the Smokies fill the gap between the branches.

Before you book

Let the property know your expected arrival time in advance; a photo ID and credit card are required at check-in.

The treehouse is smoke-free, quiet hours run overnight, pets are allowed with possible charges, and bachelor or bachelorette parties aren't permitted.

Where it actually is

831 Margit Worsham Way, Gatlinburg, 37738, United States

Setting

One of several timber treehouses in Treehouse Grove, raised among pines and hardwoods, with the parking area right at the front.

Gatlinburg

Ripley's Aquarium and the Parkway are roughly twenty minutes away by car, so dinners in town are easy.

National park

Great Smoky Mountains National Park borders the area, and the forested ridges are visible through the trees from the deck.

Access

A level boardwalk runs from the parking area to the front deck, and the bathroom shown has grab rails and a walk-in shower.

2 miles west of the town center.

The address sits at the heart of the area: 831 Margit Worsham Way, Gatlinburg, 37738, United States.

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Things to do nearby

All things to do →

The nearest park outing, then the closest pick in each other kind of outing, by drive time from this cabin (our estimate, without traffic).

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