we enjoyed our little get away from Ashland City, Tn. to quaint little Granville... do not miss…read moreexploring this little town...especially if you loved The Andy Griffith Show.......Wildwood was very nice..good eats...scenery...and accommodations....stayed in the Elvis tiny house...everything you need in a cozy little well-built place....and Elvis himself played "Thats Alright Mama" by the bedside as we went to sleep...man he's aged well....but he did have to sit in the chair as he sang...no swiveling hips....my wife said I was only dreaming....but there was dark black hair dye on that side of the sheet where He was..... ...a few surprises: and this happens a lot in other places we've stayed...if you're not up to speed on streaming tv watchin, you're gonna be stumped on how to watch tv...cause there are no instructions... ....our hot water was on and off intermittently....they use tankless water heaters [not sure if that was the problem) you get plenty of seasoned wood for the charming outdoor fire pits..but no kindling...had to use lots of paper towels and matches to finally get that sucker started... ...the staff were very friendly and the grounds were well kept ...overall we enjoyed the experience and WILL be back.... ...and He DID sing...

An extremely nice, well cared for resort and marina. The grounds are spotless and all the employees…read morewere very kind and helpful. Food was good and reasonable.

What a great weekend! This is a beautiful retreat. Lovely rooms, delicious food and the service was…read moreon point! Hiking trails are well maintained and the waterfall is gorgeous. We will gladly visit again.

WOW! Their website does no justice for the experience you will have here. We had a 16 person…read moreretreat for work over 4 days and 3 nights. From the moment we showed up, till the moment we left, our expectations were exceeded. Every meal was homemade, the grounds were pristine, the rooms were grand and clean, tons of on site activities, and the best customer service. This will certainly be our top recommendation for our next retreat!

Cumberland Park is one of my favorite state parks to visit. We have visited twice and loved it both…read moretimes. The first visit we stayed during covid in December so it was just our group of 4 and one other couple staying in the resort. It was nice because it felt so private. We stayed in the resort rooms and we were surprised with how nice they are. Everything was clean. It was a bit small but we made it work. The second visit we stayed in their cabins and preferred it more. we got 2 bedrooms and each one had 2 beds so all of us slept comfortably. I loved that the cabin comes with a full kitchen and table so we spent our night playing board games. The park itself has so much to do. There are tons of hiking trails, horseback riding and even boat tours that take you up close to the waterfall. You have to go to the Moon bow at least once in your lifetime. It's when the moon hits the water at the right angle and you see a rainbow at night. It is a cool experience but it does get really crowded so you may want to come early. Cumberland Falls gave me unrealistic expectations for state parks because this what I feel like most state parks should be like.

Stopped by here on a whim, and was so pleased! The river was really up, leading to a rather…read moreimpressive flow down the falls. The trail was a bit slick, but really just strolled to hit the different overlooks for different angles of the surging waters. Snagged a sundae from the snack shop and some gifts from the shop. They have some animals and small exhibits in the Visitor's Center as well. Free to stop, loved seeing the falls! Apparently the only place to see a Moonbow near the full moon in the Western Hemisphere, so that's pretty special!

WYNDHAM WARNING!!! This company operates on pressure and deceit during their sales presentations…read more Club Wyndham resorts quality is ever declining, while costs only rise- and availability is nearly impossible. Worst of all, the resort we signed up for is closing due to bankruptcy, yet Wyndham still refuses to cancel our contract. Good luck trying to contact this company. Our letters go ignored, and phone calls yield no progress and we are constantly given the runaround. Paulina, Maria, and Tamarah have been no help when we have spoken to them- only excuses and empty promises that lead to no resolution. Buyers beware: They are quick to lie to you to take your money, but they will ignore you and hold you to a contract even when the property itself is defunct.

Good: staff was super friendly. They texted me a few days before for any special accommodations and…read moreI was able to text them throughout our stay. Back deck is peaceful overlooking some trees. Room is spacious with full kitchen and decent pull out couch. Loved the jacuzzi in the room. Great walking trails in the community. Bad: everything costs money. Even the pool. However it's per use so we didn't pay for what we didn't use.

After reading other negative reviews I know they will do reputation management & spin it. They…read moreflat out lied on several times. BUT DECIDE FOR YOURSELF! Vendors- we used preferred vendors & all were professional, easy to deal with, & provided a great service for a fair price. No complaints. Leeric Staff-Dealing w/the owner & wedding coordinator before/after the event was a horrible experience & stressful. We chose the "Stress Free/Weekender" package as we live 10 hours from the lodge. The owner was not transparent & didn't properly describe what was included. Ex. the package stated "heavy weighted dinnerware" but what we got was gold colored plastic utensils & plastic plates. I'd expect metal utensils & porcelain plates in the highest tier package. The plastic knives made it hard to cut steaks. If I wanted different dinnerware I could request it from the caterer for an cost extra. After the contract was signed and five months prior to the wedding the coordinator said there's an $80+ charge/night/person staying in the lodge. Then 3 days before the wedding the coordinator stated the wedding party only stays in the lodge Friday night & only the bride/groom stay @ the lodge Saturday night. The wedding party would need to book hotel rooms last minute. This wasn't what was discussed or stated in our package. Our documentation confirmed what we thought. We paid extra for the DJ to play the ceremony music & cocktail hour. The venue staff was supplied w/ a list of ceremony music details. There was miscommunication btw the venue staff & DJ as the DJ played THE WRONG SONG for the walk down the aisle. My daughter had no clue what song was playing or when to start walking. She was embarrassed when the music stopped 1/2 way down the aisle & finished her walk in silence. That's a big mistake! The day of coordinator showed up 90 minutes late on the day of the wedding. After we finished the rehearsal the coordinator told the wedding party she'd be there @ 11:30am the next day. Multiple people we were looking for her @ 11:30. The father of the bride & father of the groom were waiting for her since they had to decorate the arch & the coordinator had the arch drapery. She showed up at 1:00 & the father daughter first look was at 2:00. So he had to rush to complete the arch, get a shower, & get dressed Since they don't provide a cake knife for the couple to cut the cake (although the package included a cake) we provided our own silver cake knife. After the wedding we noticed we didn't get the knife back. We reached out to the owner& she stated they didn't have it. She blamed the caterer but the caterer didn't even use it. 5 weeks after the wedding they let us know that they found it @ the venue. To return it we could pay $75 for them to mail it to us or we could buy a box & mail it to the Leeric w/a prepaid shipping label & they'd mail it back. They said it was our responsibility to take the knife home w/ us. But if it took them 5 weeks to find it @ their own venue how could we have seen it @ the end of the night? The knife was clearly misplaced by the venue staff & the right thing would have been to mail it back to us. They showed their lack of customer service again by sticking to the 2 return options. Luckily the caterer picked it up & mail it to me @ no cost. Now that's customer service! Payment- would be nice if payment could be done via check to avoid the 6% credit card fee (12% fee for security deposit). I understand the st payment being done via credit card to secure the date but after that sending a check prior to the due date should be an option. We paid over $1600 in credit card fees. Contract- the contract should be package specific as it included things that weren't applicable to our package-causing confusion. I suggest: -review contract line by line what is/isn't included & ask a lot of questions -hand tip envelopes to vendors directly -have someone in your wedding party confirm w/the DJ the ceremony songs(hear what they will play) -Record GoogleMeet calls & keep all emails

As the owner of Splashes of Time Photography (splashesoftime.com) I must say I love the Leeric…read moreLodge! The venue is beautiful and their team is very professional. I love this place!

I just texted Kenny while online one night, and we had a vacation rental cabin set up in no time…read more The owner/builder is a proud and hospitable man. We arrived with his directions, the place is spotless and exactly as advertised. Now, let's talk about the VIEW! It's a one in a million southern mountain lake overlook panorama! 30 minutes from Chattanooga, we are in a very rural part of the world up here. Firepits, BBQ stoves, hot tubs on each cabin's lower deck. It's a great getaway and exactly what we were looking for this weekend.

Great spot, spatular view, beautiful, quiet area and very clean! Nothing is close by, which was…read morefine. Walmart 20 mins away in TN! Chattanooga was bout 30 mins away! Plenty to do there! But we came for a quiet view! we will be back soon!

First time there... Great venue for parties, weddings etc.... and you have great views to go with…read moreit ....

My sister's wedding was here and it was a great venue. The lodge has plenty of room and it's so…read morenice inside. There's also a nice patio out back with a cool view.

Excellent special occasion with farm to table dishes that are excellent. Beautiful spot.read more

From the moment we arrived at our cabin (Hope Creek), we were enchanted. Turkeys and deer greeted…read moreus outside our floor-to-ceiling windows, and before we left, we even spotted a bald eagle! We were welcomed with champagne and a gorgeous cheese board as part of the couples package--a lovely touch that set the tone for our stay. The cabin had floor-to-ceiling windows that offered fantastic views of the property, and the accommodations were thoughtfully appointed with refillable water bottles at each bedside (with refilling stations around the property), luxurious robes, huge bath sheets, extra pillows and blankets, and hooks everywhere for towels and wet jackets--practical details that didn't go unnoticed. The Windy Hill signature scent (a blend of oak, bergamot, and bourbon) can be found throughout the property and is absolutely divine. Also, the playlist at the Watchhouse and Wilder is a total vibe! Now, let's talk about the food. Chef Ben is an absolute treasure. We consider ourselves somewhat snobby about food, and he and his culinary staff knocked it out of the park for every single meal. The grits and gravy with pimento at breakfast were a standout, and the fresh fruit bowl was huge, fresh, and colorful. The smash burger at lunch is one of the best we've ever had. We sampled everything on the dinner menu, and not one item was underwhelming. Our favorites included the lightly fried gulf oysters in shallot and vinegar sauce, the redfish, the pan-fried trout (those root vegetables were like a rich pot pie filling--incredible!), the crispy venison, the butterscotch budino, and the oatmeal cookie sundae. As on-site guests, we never had to choose between meal options--they let us order whatever we wanted, which meant we enjoyed all the starters, all the small plates, plus two entrees and two desserts our first night! The staff even brought us complimentary champagne to celebrate our anniversary. It rained the entire weekend, but the staff went above and beyond to ensure our comfort. Golf carts were always available to shuttle us to meals and activities, umbrellas were abundant, and the fire in the Watchhouse provided a cozy reprieve from the dreary weather. I had an in-room massage with Erin that was amazing, and we spent a lovely Saturday morning sitting by the fire in the Watchhouse enjoying champagne. My husband did the Five-Stand with Zach and loved exploring the farm. There are five walking trails ranging from .3 miles to over 2 miles, all accessible right from your cabin door. It's a stunning piece of property, and they have staffed it really well. As a new establishment, Windy Hill is still fine-tuning some of the smaller details. There weren't any utensils in the room, which would have been nice for any in-room dining (stirring coffee, enjoying food to-go, spreading jam and soft cheeses from the charcuterie board, etc.). There also wasn't any creamer option in the room (though the mini fridge could easily accommodate this). After the rain, outdoor chairs weren't wiped down. Would the staff have fixed these things immediately with a phone call? Absolutely. But when you're creating a luxury experience, it's those proactive touches that make guests feel truly special (and will keep them coming back!). That said, there's plenty of grace for a new property finding its rhythm, and they absolutely nail all the big things: hospitality, comfortable accommodations, incredible food and beverage, and genuinely helpful staff. And we really appreciated the built-in service fee so we didn't have to think about a thing all weekend long. Overall, we had a wonderful weekend. While the nonstop rain kept us from enjoying as many activities as we'd hoped, the delightful staff made sure our stay was comfortable despite the weather. We will absolutely be back. As Knoxville residents, we are so excited to have this gem in our backyard and can't wait to watch Windy Hill continue to grow and refine their already impressive offerings!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Let me say first I own property here. I became an owner at the beginning of the development. I…read morealmost drove off the road at the first turn the view is so breathtaking and beautiful. This place is going to take off once everyone wakes up and decides Florida ain't it and the baby boomer find that Tennessee is a great place to go with great weather etc. Reasonably close to Nashville and lots of outdoor activities nearby on the cleanest lake in Tennessee. The development is well run, always being improved and a real gem of a location high up on the ridge. Don't miss it! Good land that has great developers and quality management is hard to find and this place has it all. What I can't believe is that the people with dough in Nashville haven't discovered that they have this place for a summer home or retirement in their "backyard.".