Try the link below. I’ve stayed here several times…once with the my whole softball team. Very nice and off the beating path just a little bit, away from the real touristy places.

I am a city slicker – however, not born and raised that way. I was raised in the country, we had chickens, a few cows, a few pigs.. the only heat we had was a pot belly stove in the living room, and a wood burning cook stove in the kitchen.

At the time, I didn’t like it – being young, hauling coal, cutting wood, etc – but now I’m so thankful.

I consider myself a country boy to this day (I’m only 27), and I plan on moving my family to the country as soon as possible. Theres nothing like the country – I miss it every day.

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Their cabins are really nice, they are very family friendly. My cousins have stayed there before.

country!! And I love it.

The place I’ve always used no longer has the large cabin on their website, but if you call or email them, I’m sure they can refer you to what you need. They’re like that in the Smokies.

I live in town so small you can spit across it. It’s like living in the country. My house is nestled in the woods. I’m about 25 miles from a large University town. I love it but the gas to commute is killing me. I work there.

I rented a cabin in Bryson City, NC that was about a half mile from the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains Park. It was just what I was looking for. There is plenty to do in this area, more than any of the other areas in North Georgia that I have stayed at too. Anyway, this is the cabin I stayed at:

And, this is the company that put me there (they have about 30 others to choose from, and their service is wonderful – ask for Hannah):

Country 125 acres Woods livestock and garden. Comfortable living. My closest neighbor is 1/4 miles away.

check out this website
these are rentals by owner not companies….
this site shows pics, price and avaliabilty and rules
so you can find a smoking cabin
these are cheaper than any company anyway
u will love this site

Tobacco and cattle farm – Va.