A glamping campground near Knoxville, Tennessee, with canvas tents, cottages and log cabins sleeping two to eight, set on a secluded property that welcomes
At a glance
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- Pet friendlySecluded
- Price
- Moderate
GlampKnox Canvas Campground sits at 733 McCubbins Rd in Knoxville, Tennessee, within reach of the Great Smoky Mountains. The property is part of The Stables at Strawberry Creek and offers a mix of structures rather than a single stay: canvas glamping tents like Firefly, Tree Solo, Primero and Clare that each sleep two, the larger Grande tent for six, a luxury log cabin for up to eight, the Holston Springs Lodge for six, and the Stables Cottage for two to three.
The grounds are set up for couples and families looking for a quiet weekend away from the city. The site is marketed as secluded, and pets are welcome, so bringing the dog along is an option worth confirming with the booking page for each unit. Pricing falls in the moderate range, though exact nightly rates depend on which structure and dates are chosen.
Each accommodation type has its own photos and booking link through the property's reservation system, so picking a tent or cabin means browsing the lineup first: tent for a compact two-person retreat, cottage for a touch more privacy, or one of the cabins and lodges if the group is larger. Office hours for inquiries run from 11am to 2pm daily, which is a useful window for calling or scheduling a tour before committing to a date.
For exact nightly rates, availability, and any minimum-stay requirements, check the individual listing pages linked from the property's accommodations site, since each structure is booked separately.
Good to know
- How do I book a stay at GlampKnox Canvas Campground?
- Each structure—tent, cottage, cabin or lodge—has its own booking link on the property's accommodations page, so you select and reserve the specific unit you want directly through that system.
- Can I bring my dog?
- Yes, the property is listed as pet friendly, though it's worth confirming any pet fees or restrictions directly with the venue when booking.
- How many people can stay?
- Capacity varies by structure: the smaller glamping tents (Firefly, Tree Solo, Primero, Clare) sleep two, the Stables Cottage sleeps two to three, the Grande tent and Holston Springs Lodge sleep six, and the luxury log cabin sleeps up to eight.
- What are the best hours to contact the property?
- Listed hours run from 11am to 2pm daily, which appears to be the window for inquiries or scheduling a tour.
- What does a stay cost?
- The property falls in a moderate price tier overall, but exact nightly rates aren't listed here and should be checked on the specific unit's booking page.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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