Bear Creek Cove

Imagine an evening sitting by the fire, listening to the sounds of the creek, enjoying a peaceful evening in the gorgeous Smoky Mountains. Bear Creek Cove offers just what you need for a relaxing mountain getaway.

Tucked away in a semi-secluded community in Robbinsville, Bear Creek Cove is a two bedroom, two bath home that sits directly on the creek. With a sprawling flat yard, creek access, fire pit, log swing, screened hot tub area, and grilling/picnic area – Bear Creek Cove has everything you need to enjoy the outdoors, right from the comfort of “home.” The inside of the home is nothing short of lovely. With a rocked gas log fireplace, comfortable leather furnishings, and large flat screen tv with Direct TV service, you’ll be sure to be able to unwind and relax. The fully stocked kitchen is open to the living area with ample counter space for meal prep, bar dining space, and extra log dining table. Another enticing feature of this beautiful home is the dual master suites, each with it’s own access to the outdoor amenities. The first offers a king sized bed, jetted jacuzzi tub, huge closet for storage space, flat screen tv with satellite service, and private bath with walk-in shower. The secondary master suite offers king sized bed, large walk-in closet for storage, flat screen tv with satellite service, and private bath with tub/shower combo. For guest convenience, there is a separate laundry area with washer/dryer, landline phone, and limited internet access.

Bear Creek Cove is located in Robbinsville, just outside of the Nantahala River Gorge. This area offers world renowned whitewater rafting and kayaking. The home is about a 25 minute drive to Bryson City. Bryson City offers much to those wanting to explore the Smoky Mountains. There you will find the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad, known for the Great Pumpkin Patch Express and Polar Express. You will also find many great local dining venues, Nantahala Brewing Company, and several boutique shops. If you’re looking to do a little hiking, enjoy a few waterfalls, tubing, or fly fishing – make sure to check out the Deep Creek area of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. It’s a great, cost free place to enjoy your day. The Cherokee Indian Reservation is just 45 minutes away, where you can check out many historical and cultural places, such as The Museum of the Cherokee Indian, the Oconoluftee Village, and Unto These Hills Drama. You can also enjoy the nightlife of Harrah’s Cherokee Casino.