The Eagle

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The "Eagle"  is our largest accommodation, featuring five bedrooms and three full baths, full kitchen, wood burning fireplace and large screen TV in living room, dining area, sitting area with a Queen size futon, washer and dryer in unit, private fenced yard area, large covered grill, outdoor picnic table, and expansive mountain views. The Eagle has a King Suite with en-suite bathroom that features a large soaking tub and separate shower. Three rooms feature queen size beds and one room has a full size futon. The Eagle is pet-friendly. 

Large, open concept dining area and kitchen.

Kitchen with diswasher, stove, oven, microwave, toaster oven, coffee pot, fridge, and freezer.

Living Room with Flat Screen TV and Wood Burning Fire Place

King Master Suite

King Master Suite

Master En-Suite bath with two sinks and large soaking tub

King En-Suite bath toilet & shower

First Queen Bedroom

Second Queen Room

Full Bath with Shower/Tub Combation

Third Queen Bedroom

Second Full Bath with Shower/Tub Combination.

Second Full Bath with Shower/Tub Combination.

Second view of room with futon.

Sitting Area with Full Size Futon

Large Back Porch with View

View from On-Site Common Area

Amenities Include: A/C, Heat, 1 King Bed, 3 Queen Beds, 1 Full Size Futon, 1 Queen Size Futon, Full Kitchen w/ Cooking Supplies, Dishes & Flatware, Oven/Range, Fridge/Freezer, Deep Freezer, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Dish Washer, Linens & Towels, Satellite TV, Wireless Internet on Property. 

Rates: $215 per night (3 Nights or more). If you would like to book the Eagle for 2 nights, the rate is $275 per night and you must call the office to reserve. Rate includes up to 8 guests. This cabin can accommodate up to four extra guests for a fee of $5 per night per additional guest.  The Eagle can accommodate up to two pets for a $10 per night per pet fee. 3 night minimum must be met for specials to apply. No cleaning fees. Taxes apply to base rate only and not to extras. 

Cool Fact - The money to purchase the land that is now The Great Smoky Mountains National Park was raised through private groups, individuals, and school children who gave their pennies. It did help that the Laura Spellman Rockefeller Memorial Fund also pledged $5 million to help with the funding of creating the park.

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