Bigfoot's Hideaway leans all the way into its Sasquatch theme without taking itself too seriously, making it the kind of place where your crew can unwind around the fire pit, soak in the hot tub, and genuinely enjoy being off the grid together.
With five bedrooms and room for nine, it works beautifully for multi-family trips or friend groups who want their own space to retreat to after long days exploring the Smokies or nights spent laughing around the arcade games.
Book Bigfoot directly on Smoky Mountain Vacation Cabins with coupon TSMFRIENDS for 15% off — that stacks on top of skipping VRBO's platform fees.
What's here at a glance
- Sleeps 9 across 5 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Game room with multi-console gaming
- Wifi
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Location
Address: 2754 Waldens Creek Rd, Sevierville, Tennessee, 37862
This cabin sits in the Pigeon Forge / Sevierville / Gatlinburg corridor — most visitors split time between Dollywood, the Parkway strip, and the national park. Typical drive times from this general area:
- Dollywood: ~10 minutes
- The Island in Pigeon Forge: ~5 minutes
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Sugarlands entrance): ~20 minutes
- Downtown Gatlinburg: ~15 minutes
Frequently asked questions
Is Bigfoot pet-friendly, and are there any extra fees for bringing my dog?
Yes, Bigfoot welcomes pets. There is a pet fee, so just factor that into your budget when you book. Make sure to ask about the exact amount when you reserve since pet policies can vary.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and the office closes at midnight, so make sure you arrive before then. Check-out is at 10:00 AM, which gives housekeeping enough time to turn the cabin for the next guests.
Are the pool and hot tub available year-round?
The hot tub runs all year, so you can use it even in winter. The pool is seasonal only, typically open during the warmer months. If you're coming in fall or winter, plan on just the hot tub being available.
How many vehicles can we park at the cabin?
The cabin has a paved parking pad that fits 4 to 6 vehicles comfortably. That's pretty standard for Smokies cabins and should be plenty for most groups, even if everyone drives separately.
How's the cell phone service and Wi-Fi?
Cell service can be hit or miss depending on your carrier since you're up in the mountains. The cabin does have Wi-Fi though, and it works well, so you'll be able to stay connected for anything important.
About the booking — and how to save a little more
Most Smoky Mountain cabins get listed on Airbnb and VRBO in addition to the owner's direct site. The platforms charge service fees that typically add 10-15% to the final total — so a $2,000 week on VRBO lands closer to $2,300 after fees. Booking directly with Smoky Mountain Vacation Cabins skips those fees entirely.
If you book on their direct site, use the code TSMFRIENDS at checkout for an additional 15% off on top of the no-fee pricing. That's our TSM Friends partner code — it works at their checkout and stacks with what you already save vs. the platforms.
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