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19 Aug 2026 Property Spotlight
Some cabins are close to the action. Hidden Forest is close to the quiet. Set on 94 acres of private wilderness in Sevierville, TN, this remodeled cabin has built up dozens of reviews and a perfect five-star average largely on one recurring word: seclusion. Guests describe it as feeling worlds away from everything, while still being a short drive from Pigeon Forge and the Great Smoky Mountains.
The cabin sleeps up to 12 guests across three bedrooms, five beds, and two bathrooms, with an additional loft space for kids or extra guests. It's one of the more affordable ways to disappear into the mountains for a weekend.
The main living space centers around a custom accent wall made from reclaimed barnwood, laid out in a herringbone pattern and framing a gas fireplace with a whitewashed brick hearth. A wall-mounted Smart TV sits above it, and the seating a black leather sleeper sofa, a matching loveseat, an armchair makes it easy to sink in for the evening. Hardwood floors, pine-paneled ceilings, and a hand-hewn coffee table round out a space that feels rustic without trying too hard at it.
Upstairs, a lofted second living area does double duty as a game room, with a pool table, a Smart TV, and a bar table with stools. Two twin-over-full bunk beds share the same open space, making it a natural hangout for kids while the adults have the downstairs to themselves.
The kitchen carries the same reclaimed-barnwood theme through its backsplash, paired with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances, an electric range, microwave, dishwasher, and a farmhouse sink. It comes fully stocked with cookware and dishware, and a coffee station in the dining area handles both drip coffee and K-cups, with a rotating selection of teas on hand.
Dinner happens at a hand-hewn farmhouse table that seats seven, lit by a rustic wagon-wheel chandelier, or at the breakfast bar for two if you'd rather eat with a view of the surrounding forest.
The main-level bedroom keeps things simple with a queen bed, Smart TV, dresser, and closet, sharing a full bathroom with the rest of the main floor. Upstairs the primary suite is the standout, a king bed, its own Smart TV, and a private six-person infrared sauna that more than one guest has called the highlight of their entire trip.
A second upstairs bedroom offers a queen bed and mountain-inspired decor, while the loft rounds things out with two twin-over-full bunk beds, its own Smart TV, and direct access to the upper deck and hot tub. The upstairs bathroom has a clawfoot garden tub that's become something of a quiet favorite among guests who just want to soak after a long hike.
Step outside and the property opens into double-story decks, Adirondack chairs, a BBQ grill, and a fire pit for evenings that tend to run later than planned. The hot tub and the six-person infrared sauna both come with Chromotherapy lighting and built-in speakers, so the whole setup leans more spa retreat than standard cabin amenity.
Guests have hiked up to a nearby mountaintop lookout about a 20 to 30 minute walk and come back describing the views as some of the best in the area. Wildlife watching and stargazing round out the quieter side of the property, helped along by genuinely dark, clear mountain skies.
Despite the remote feel, Hidden Forest sits just 13 miles from Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 14 miles from Pigeon Forge and Dollywood, and 17 miles from Gatlinburg. Guests have used it as a base for full days at the theme parks and still made it back in time for a fire pit evening.
Hidden Forest isn't for anyone chasing nightlife or a five-minute walk to restaurants. It's for people who want 94 acres to themselves, a sauna at the end of a long hike, and a fire pit under genuinely dark skies. If that sounds like the kind of trip you're after, this Sevierville cabin has earned its reputation one five-star review at a time.
Check availability and book your stay at Relaxtay's Hidden Forest listing.