Beech Creek River Views Glamping Group Getaway at Beech Creek

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Nestled along the serene banks of the Beech Creek River in Tennessee, our new glamping location offers the perfect blend of luxury and nature. Each spacious tent is thoughtfully designed to provide both comfort and style, featuring two queen-size beds with plush linens for a restful night's sleep. The experience is elevated with a private kitchenette, allowing you to enjoy home-cooked meals while surrounded by the great outdoors. Wake up to breathtaking river views and spend your days indulging in river sports like kayaking and fishing, or simply relax by the fire pit and BBQ onsite for an authentic outdoor cooking experience. As evening falls, unwind in your luxurious tent and embrace the magic of being in nature, knowing you have all the comforts of home just steps away. Beech Creek offers the ultimate glamping adventure, where luxury meets the wilderness

Outdoor Activities:

Cherokee National Forest: A great spot for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing, offering beautiful trails like Margarette Falls and Paint Creek.
Kayaking & Canoeing: Beech Creek and nearby rivers like the Nolichucky and Holston are perfect for kayaking, canoeing, and tubing.
Fishing: Enjoy fishing at Beech Creek itself or nearby lakes and rivers such as Boone Lake and Watauga Lake.
Camping & Picnicking: Set up at the numerous camping areas or enjoy a scenic picnic along the riverbanks.

Scenic Drives & Overlooks:

Blue Ridge Parkway: Take a drive along this stunning route, known for its breathtaking views, especially in the fall.
Foothills Parkway: Offers a scenic drive with panoramic views of the Smoky Mountains.

Historical & Cultural Sites:

Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park: Visit the historic site where Davy Crockett was born, with a museum and replica cabin.
Andrew Johnson National Historic Site: Located in nearby Greeneville, explore the home and tailor shop of the 17th President of the United States.
Netherland Inn & Boatyard: A historic inn and museum in Kingsport, showcasing life in the 1800s.

Local Festivals & Events:

Oktoberfest in Kingsport: Experience live music, German food, and a beer garden, perfect for fall festivities.
Farmers Markets: Check out local farmers' markets for fresh produce, artisan crafts, and homemade goods.

Wine Tasting & Breweries:

Local Wineries & Breweries: Visit the Goodwater Vineyards or Nolichucky Vineyard for wine tastings, or stop by the Sleepy Owl Brewery in Kingsport.

Family-Friendly Attractions:

Bays Mountain Park & Planetarium: Offers over 39 miles of trails, a nature center, and a large freshwater aquarium.
Kingsport Aquatic Center: Great for families, featuring indoor and outdoor pools, water slides, and a lazy river.
Warriors' Path State Park: Features disc golf, a swimming pool, mountain biking trails, and horseback riding.

Shopping & Antiquing:

Downtown Jonesborough: Tennessee's oldest town offers charming shops, antique stores, and art galleries.
Kingsport's Antique District: Hunt for treasures in the various antique shops in nearby Kingsport.

Golfing:

Cattails at MeadowView Golf Course: A beautiful course for golfers of all levels, offering scenic views and well-maintained greens.

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Location

Bath Spring, Tennessee

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