My friends and I stayed at camp sites 1-4 over the weekend. The campground is secluded. Our sites…read morewere primitive. There was water at our site, and each site had a charcoal grille, a fire pit, and a spot for the tent. The staff was very friendly and the marina had sandwiches and a few other food items for sale. They rent boats, pontoons, and boat slips. Our party rented a pontoon. It was clean and seemed to be fairly new. The bathroom is at the marina. It's a one seater. It was about a 1/2 mile walk from our campsite. There is a shower house near the marina as well as a small playground for kids. There are two hoses to wash the mud off your vehicles, and the shower house has one shower and one toilet each for men and women. The best part by far are the falls and the views. We had a ton if rain our first day there and the falls were all so beautiful. You'll miss it if you don't get out on a boat or kayak. They had those for rent as well!

Not only did I get to glamp in the dreamy tent, but Horseshoe Bend Marina also offers Campsite…read moreCrudité service to your site! Since we were only there for one night, and truly needed some downtime we chose not to cook and to select-in to the crudité option + wine and home-made breakfast burritos to warm on the fire for the morning. One night is not enough btw, staying a couple of nights would be ideal so you have time to fully unwind, grab some time on the rental kayaks and enjoy the stars that we rarely get to see in the city. All of our interactions were socially distanced, masks are worn indoors, and the bathroom spaces were kept very clean for camper safety. Thanks for having us Horse Shoe Bend Marina!

Twin falls was the best fall we saw on our visit of TN waterfalls. If you look carefully you will…read moresee that the water is coming out from the rock on the side of the gorge. It's actually leaking through the rocks from the reservoir on the other side. So it's partially a man made fall. The rock here is porous so this is basically a leak... The good news is that it is a steady and dependable fall, even when other falls are just trickles.

Very cool place awesome hike. Dipping in the water on a hot day was amazing. All kinds of beautiful…read morenature and sounds. Brought a publix sub from florida to enjoy out here

Truly enjoyed the tiny cabin vibe!! The tranquil sounds of Coops Creek and the coziness of the…read morecabin made for a great getaway weekend! The hosts exude southern hospitality at its finest and they could not have been more welcoming. 5+ stars!

Tony and I love to go hiking at Fall Creek Falls State Park. They have so many trails and…read moreoverlooks. Just to the Left of the parking lot is a scenic drive loop and on this loop we came across this gorgeous overlook called Lover's Leap.

Unfortunately we had a really bad visit that was cut short and spent 0/2 nights at this lodge…read more Julia offered us a new room the next morning, but we had already left the night before due to an ant infestation in the kitchen. This was the last thing we wanted to encounter on our vacation. There was also a note that the sheets didn't need to be removed from the beds after our stay, which made us concerned that the sheets may not be clean. We had to foot nearly the full cost of the bill. The host only credited us back $150, leaving us with a nearly $500 bill for a place that we didn't spend even one night at. I don't recommend it.

Spent the day at Fall Creek Falls. Afterwards spent the evening at the Grandview experience. Great…read moreroom with two fireplaces. The kitchen was fine and the bed was comfortable. I would definitely go back.

I just did an overnight stay at the White Wagon and was very pleased with my accommodations and…read moreservice. Despite my being the only room reserved, the heat was on- which is different from what the previous reviewer states from last October. Starling did meet me there to let me in and welcomed me. I was provided a yummy breakfast and encouraged to have my time there as needed. Each room is decorated with a theme, and the shared quarters of kitchen and living room are very nice- games, snacks, etc are all there. I plan on returning soon! Hopefully several times!

We recently traveled to TN for my daughter's wedding and White Wagon Bed and Breakfast is just down…read morethe road from that location. I went online and the rooms looked adequate and best of all - it was a short drive to the wedding site. The wedding was on Sat so we booked a room for Fri and Sat nights at $110 a night ($220 total). We knew that the temps in the TN mountains had turned very cold (late Sept) so we weren't surprised to find a temperature of 51and dropping rapidly at 9:30 PM upon our arrival. No one lives on the premises so we had to wait until someone came to let us in. We noticed immediately that it was very cold inside the house but another 5 min to get Starling to acknowledge that they 'would not' turn the heat on for only one room. They apparently also do not have central air as we only saw a window a/c unit. All the comforts of home - not! We are still dealing with a credit card dispute as they refuse to refund our $220 even though we left there 5 min after arriving and drove to Dayton TN where we stayed at a Best Western for the same price - and we had heat (a reverse cycle so a/c when needed in the summer). The owners of White Wagon focus more on money than customer relations.

What a cute Motel. Was a great stay , beds were comfortable and rooms were clean and roomy…read more Definitely worth the cost. Not too far from stores, there is a restaurant in walking distance, has good food. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast area is decorated really nice. Also get a nice sunset from this motel.

My husband and I stayed at this motel for 2 nights. We were house hunting and arrived at the motel…read morebeyond their office hours. But motel staff was kind enough to leave our assigned room key in a coded lock box so we were able to get into our room. THE ROOM The room was meticulously decorated. There are personal touches here and there (see submitted pictures) which I think will make any guest feel so much at home. We had a king sized bed, a small dining/sitting area, and a meal prep nook where you can make coffee, heat in a microwave your meal, and a mini refrigerator to keep you perishables cool. Beside the king bed were two side tables and one of them had a flashlight, which I think was thoughtful because a guest will not be groping in the dark should there is a power outage. Both sides of the bed had access to an electrical socket so one can charge their phone while they sleep. And we appreciate the black-out curtains and shade! THE BATHROOM I appreciate that everything was provided. I just got to say, they do not give the cheap stuff. Even the toilet paper is not your paper-thin kind but the thicker, softier ones every family uses at home. I think it is clever to provider a black face towel to use when washing off one's makeup. Likewise, a black hand towel was provided for any kind of spill. Bathroom also had a box of facial tissue. Bath towels, hand towels, and wash cloths are all soft, fluffy and white. THE BREAKFAST Their continental breakfas is good. Though they do notserve the hot kind of breakfas of cooked oatmeal, scrambled eggs, boiled eggs, bacon, or sausages, what was served is equally filling. They have a good variety of cereals in a cup, bread, mini muffins, pancake, egg-vegetable fritata, sausage sliders, fruits, and coffee. The dinning area is likewise nicely put together with yellow tablecloths, decorations, and honey-bee inspired coasters. THE STAFF & THE BEE'S KNEES They are friendly, accommodating, and attentive to our needs. We missed the order cut-off time for The Bees Knees (9pm) so we only saw the inside but wasn't able to try their famous burger. The place looks cozy and staff are friendly as well. VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY For the price we paid, this is a good motel. We had a great experience staying. Some of the reviews complain about the AC, which, yes, it is noisy. But if you are like me, it doesn't bother me as when I am asleep, I am totally gone. Some reviews also complain about the road noise, which, yes, there is because the motel is right smack on a busy street. But that being said, you are on easy access to everything from the motel. Again, doesn't bother me. For the price we paid, you will not find another comparable place to stay. You can have something better but at a cost. Overall, I will definitely recommend staying here is you are ever in Dunlap, TN and looking for a place to stay. PS. Their email is: thehoneybeemotel@yahoo.com

I was invited to attend a Sea Cadet event that was being held at Latimer. I'm not a scout so I…read morewasn't sure what to expect. I arrived and checked in at the main facility. It's a really pretty building. I was directed to my cabin which was a 10 room cabin with each room having two beds. Each two room combo shared a bathroom. The cabin was very nice. Rustic but nice. They had Wi-Fi throughout the facility which was great because cell service was scarce. The dining hall was large and beautiful. A fire inside would have been nice given the weather but none was built. The food was decent. Nothing special but is was the best option around. All in all, Latimer scour reservation was really nice and I hope I get the opportunity to go back sometime.