Bear Lake Lodge - Beautiful water views + more!

Just 15 minutes from the Parkway in downtown Pigeon Forge, Bear Lake Lodge keeps you tucked into the serene surroundings of the Great Smoky Mountains without straying too far from family-friendly attractions, events, entertainment, shops, and restaurants. Accommodations suit up to 14 guests at this large group cabin on the lake, and you'll have plenty of amenities to entertain and unwind on your memorable mountain retreat.

This pet-friendly, 3-bedroom +loft cabin in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, is ideal for family vacations, trips with friends, or a group reunion. You'll have 3 king suites — with jetted bathtubs, TVs, and outdoor access with lake views — plus 2 expandable daybeds and 2 sleeper sofas. Outdoor amenities include 3 covered decks with sitting areas, a porch swing, and rocking chairs!

Back inside this lakeside cabin in Pigeon Forge, you can whip up meals at the fully equipped kitchen with an island, breakfast bar, and 2 refrigerators, kick back in the recliners by the fireplace and big screen TV, or head to the game room to shoot pool and set up movie nights in the second media space with another fireplace. For more fun, there's a foosball table in the loft, a dry bar with a mini fridge, and fast Wi-Fi.

Additional amenities include a desk, laundry room, 3 full bathrooms with walk-in showers, a half bath for added convenience, plus self check-in and checkout with keyless entry. To note for travel, the driveway at this log cabin on the lake is paved, steep, and curvy, and there's enough parking space for up to 3 vehicles.

While you can enjoy beautiful lake views at this lakefront cabin in Pigeon Forge, please note the catch-and-release lake is not currently accessible from the staircase on the property.

Important Lake Information
Weather, precipitation levels, TVA power needs, and other factors cause fluctuations in lake levels throughout the year - particularly from September to early May. Cabins for YOU, Vacations for YOU, and the individual property owners are not responsible for lake conditions and levels or their effects on docks and recreational activities such as swimming, boating, or fishing.