Room for every age and pace
Their space downstairs. Yours upstairs.
A pool table, shuffleboard, darts, board games, a 65-inch TV, and plenty of room to hang out.
The peaceful side of the Smokies
Room to gather.
Space to breathe.
A spacious Townsend retreat for slow mornings, full days outside, and the kind of time together that never feels rushed.
Check availability4 bedrooms3.5 bathroomsSleeps 11Private setting
Welcome to Fox Hollow
A quieter kind of
Smoky Mountain stay.
Tucked into the mountains above Townsend, Fox Hollow gives families and friends a comfortable home base close to Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Settle in by the stone fireplace in the grand room, choose your favorite spot on the wraparound porch, or head downstairs for a little friendly competition in the game room.
Explore the cabin
Made for time together
Everything you need.
Plenty you’ll remember.
There is room to be together—and room to spread out. Kids can claim the lower-level game room while adults settle into the grand room, porch, or another quiet corner upstairs.
01
Mountain setting
Layers of Smoky Mountain scenery and greenery from the porch, balcony, and gathering spaces.
02
Private hot tub
A warm place to land after a day on the trail or an unhurried evening at the cabin.
03
Space to reconnect
Three king bedrooms, a kid-friendly bunk room, and generous indoor and outdoor gathering spaces.
A closer look
Come take a
look around.
Grand room to game room, porch to private hot tub—take a proper look around before you choose your room.
Room for the whole crew
Sleep well.
Wake up slowly.
Four bedrooms across three levels give up to 11 guests both shared space and a little space of their own.
Main level
King suite
King bed · Ensuite bath · Jacuzzi tub
Upper level
King retreat
King bed · Dedicated workspace · Mountain view
Upper level
Bunk room
Queen/Twin XL bunk · Twin bunk · Kids’ table
Lower level
Private king suite
King bed · Ensuite bath · Sitting area · Kitchenette
Beyond the cabin
How the owners
spend a day in Townsend.
Not just the headline attractions. These are the rides, back roads, river stops, and tables we genuinely return to.
The short version: bring bikes or water shoes, leave room for a slow drive, and save at least one meal for something unexpected.
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Explore all Townsend guides Hike + explore
Take the back way toward the park
Follow Old Cades Cove Road through Dry Valley to quiet trailheads and a seasonal gravel route toward Cades Cove.
Cool off
Get in the Little River
Float it, kayak it, or simply wade in—Townsend is better when water shoes and towels are part of the plan.
Food
Where we eat in Townsend
Family lunches, date-night tables, riverside stops, and one old-school gas-station hot dog worth knowing about.
For the adventurer
Ride Townsend
Road and gravel routes run all around town, with Vee Hollow’s mountain-bike trails waiting across the bridge.
Good to know
The practical
details.
How many guests can Fox Hollow accommodate?
Fox Hollow sleeps up to 11 guests across four bedrooms, including three king bedrooms and a kid-friendly bunk room.
Is the cabin family-friendly?
Yes. The cabin includes a dedicated play area, games, a bunk room, generous gathering spaces, and children are welcome.
What is the road like?
The cabin is in the mountains. Four-wheel drive is not normally required, but may be needed during snowy or icy conditions.
Where do I see pricing and availability?
Current rates, available dates, house rules, and the secure reservation process are managed through Haven Vacation Rentals.
Your Smoky Mountain home base
Come stay awhile.
Mountain views, comfortable spaces, and the quiet side of the Smokies—waiting in Townsend.
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