The Hidden Hemlock Treehouse

The Hidden Hemlock Treehouse sits on a waterfront lot in Carter County, near Elizabethton, Tennessee. It's a single structure built up off the ground among the hemlocks, with one bedroom and room for four guests total.

Inside and out, the stay leans toward comfort rather than rustic camping: there's Wi-Fi for staying connected, and a hot tub for soaking after a day on the water or the trail. The waterfront setting means the sound and view of the water are part of daily life here, whether that's morning coffee on a deck or an evening soak. Pets are welcome, so the trip doesn't have to mean leaving the dog behind.

Check-in runs from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, and checkout is before 11:00 AM, so plan arrival within that window. The property requires a two-night minimum stay, making it a better fit for a short weekend than a single overnight. With one bedroom and a cap of four guests, it suits a couple looking for quiet or a small family wanting to be close to water without sacrificing basic comforts like Wi-Fi and a hot tub.

Booking goes through Hipcamp, where the live calendar, nightly rate, and any additional house rules are listed. Because exact pricing and seasonal availability aren't fixed details here, checking the Hipcamp listing directly before locking in dates is the most reliable way to confirm cost and open nights.