Casas de Campo em Floresta Estadual de Prentice Cooper, TN

"It was a wonderful property"

"We participated in family activities at different locations and did not use the lake house to its full potential. "

"Tiny house was very clean. Easy to get to. It was very peaceful. A very short drive to Chattanooga. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. "

"Cute, well stocked cabin! Close to hiking and Chattanooga, we had a great time!"

"This property was a dream come true! Of course, if you are a lover of the Potter stories you must stay here. However, even if you aren't into the books, you would enjoy the setting, the attention to detail, and the coziness of the property. We will definitely be visiting again!"

"Brand new house in a quiet neighborhood overlooking the town. Also very close to a cute little park for small children with a duck pond and historic site. Perfect for the historian in your family. "

"Our stay was amazing. And our host was awesome. They really thought of everything. "

"My family had a wonderful time at this tiny house (which is a bit of a misnomer as we had tons of space for four adults and two children)! The surrounding community is really lovely, and we took advantage of multiple gorgeous hiking trails with waterfall views a very short distance away. All in all, we had a really great time!"

"The house is beautiful, lot is beautiful, neighborhood is beautiful. So close to great hiking. Maureen was helpful and gracious. Couldn’t recommend this house more. We had a great time. "

"Very clean and comfortable. No issues. I would recommend this home for a very nice stay."

"We enjoyed our short stay at the Tiger Lilly. Location is quiet and remote, yet a good base camp for exploring Chattanooga area. Our kids called it "the triangle house" :) The upstairs access stairs are a bit cramped for tall people but otherwise the house was perfect. Excellent fiber wi-fi, which was helpful as cell service was spotty. The grounds and green lawn nextdoor were fun fot both kids and dog to roam. We enjoyed a dinner out on the porch and watching the river barges. "