Pot Point Cabin

Can I just say that my family and I stayed here three nights and I could not wait to leave. The place was not extremely dirty upon our arrival. However, you could tell it was not very well kept due to dead bugs all over and the porches covered in leaves. I will say that the cabin was very spacious but that was totally over shadowed by the fact that it had signs at every water source warning of the cabin having only non-potable running water. There was a small water cooler right outside of the main level ½ bath. But otherwise even the kitchen sink was non-potable. We were there for a wedding and the fact that there were no mirrors besides the small mirror above the non-potable sinks was an issue. In addition there were no garbage cans in the bathrooms. We had bought a few snack items and

On September 1, 2012 my wife and I were married at the cabin. We actually had rented the facility for the entire Labor Day weekend. Had a top notch experience, from the Trust that handles the property helping us to plan and execute the ceremony, to the cabin itself being clean and available for the subsequent rehearsal's, hosting, and decorating, etc... that comes with a wedding. The Trust was able to put together a 3 day package that was affordable and welcomed us to stay overnite at the cabin. That gave us and our guests the opportunity to celebrate our Union in comfort, and those who wished to enbibe did not have to leave or drive in an inebriated state. I have, and will continue to, recommend them for simple weekend getaways, to weddings and other events for people to be together. Thi

Pot Point Cabin is an absolutely stunning cabin, right on the Tennessee River. So many local trails stem right out from the backyard. Beautiful wildlife, silence, and chill vibes in the Tennessee River Gorge! Would definitely come back again!!!!

3 things: poor cell service, great internet, and a view of the mountains and river. It's a great location and great accommodations. Bring a book and your hiking shoes.

History full of it, hiking trails, fishing and camping I've grew up here, I know the history and places to go, I know all the spots that moonshine was made in the 40s and fifties from my dad who is 84yrs old now.