Gray Wolf Cabins & RV

18/05/2025

18/05/2025

Spring Pricing

Cowboy & Bear cabins: $100 per night (2 night minimum).
*One time cleaning fee of $50

18/05/2025

Local historic buildings, less than a 1mile from the Cowboy cabin. 🌲

16/04/2025

Nearby hiking…Maddron Bald trailhead is a short 15-20min walk from cabins.

16/04/2025

-Bear cabin sleeps 4-6 (queen bedroom, queen sofa bed) plus 2 twins in a sleeping loft (for kids).

-Cowboy cabin sleeps 4, queen loft bedroom upstairs and queen sleeper sofa.

12/01/2025

We have 3-5” of snow and expecting much more in late Jan-Feb. Both of our cabins sleep 4 & bear cabin sleeps 4 adults and 2 kids. $125 per night (min of 2 nights plus a $50 cleaning fee). Book now for your late Jan-March vacations! PM me for more info and to book. We accept payment via PayPal invoice or cash app. ❄️🌲

20/11/2024

❄️❄️❄️🏔️
Looks like we are getting some snow here in the Smoky Mts!!!

18/11/2024

$110/nightly or $500/weekly.
*one time cleaning fee of $50 (no additional fees).
Microwave, keurig, refrigerator (no oven). Sleeps 4 (queen size bedroom & queen sleeper sofa).
*WiFi & Roku tv.
*Min 2 nights, not available long term.
*No smoking/no pets.
Multi use facility with campground and cabin rentals. Located in Cosby, Tn (12miles from Gatlinburg), hiking and fishing within 5mins. Walking distance to Maddron Bald hiking trail. Family owned & operated.

*the black sofa has been replaced with a queen size sleeper sofa…I’ll update that pic as soon as I can!

25/10/2023

The leaves are beautiful right now! 🍁 🍁🍁

25/10/2023

Be Beary Watchful

Every year, visitors in the park hope to see a black bear. Female bears typically birth one to four cubs a year, who remain with their mother for 18 months or until she is ready to mate again. They are most active during early morning or late evening hours.

If you see a bear crossing the road when driving through the park, watch for nearby cubs and remain in your vehicle.

Bear safety depends on you! Help reduce bear-vehicle collisions by following the speed limit and driving cautiously.

To learn more about black bears, visit www.bearwise.org or www.nps.gov/grsm/learn/nature/black-bears.htm

Photo Credits: Rachel Dunham

02/05/2023

God’s country!❤️

02/05/2023