Riverfront Cabin with Deck and Fire Pit Near the Smoky Mountains!

Welcome to Laurel Bush Riverfront Cabins! This cozy cabin sits right on the peaceful Tuckasegee River, where you will wake up to soothing water sounds and enjoy quick access to the Great Smoky Mountains. Relax on the spacious deck perfect for fishing and grilling, with all the essentials for a comfortable stay.

🔸 Riverfront on Tuckasegee River
🔸 Spacious deck for fishing and grilling
🔸 Two queen bedrooms plus queen sofa bed
🔸 Five minutes to Dillsboro and Sylva
🔸 Stocked river for fishing

Set within a peaceful, family friendly campground, this cabin is perfectly located near scenic hiking trails and nature spots, with great places to eat just five minutes away in Sylva. From the property, you can enjoy unique views of the famous “Fugitive” train wreck across the river, adding a bit of local history to your relaxing getaway.

🔸 25 minutes to Great Smoky Mountains National Park
🔸 Family friendly riverfront campground
🔸 Fire pit for cozy evenings
🔸 20 minutes to Cherokee
🔸 Essentials included: coffee, linens, towels, and more!
🔸 High speed wireless internet and smart Roku television

You will have full access to the entire cabin during your stay.

Please bring bug spray and firewood if you would like to use the fire pit. Firewood is also available at Harold’s Supermarket (1.5 mi away) or at the BP Station (1 mi away).

We offer four cabins, two tiny homes, and two park models, all available throughout the year. If your preferred dates are not available, please contact us and we will be happy to check availability at our other properties.
1. Place all household garbage in the cans provided only. All other items must be discarded by the tenant. No large items are to be placed by, in or around the trash can area.
2. Parents/guardians are responsible for children’s actions and their safety. Children must be properly supervised. Parents/guardians are responsible for any injuries that may occur.
3. Quiet hours are between 10pm and 9am.
4. The use of alcohol should be confined to site and used responsibly.