Vacation rentals in Dade County

Cloudland Canyon Cozy Private Hideaway

Meet Little Nelly! A cozy spot for 2 guests max. NO PETS. This Lookout Mountain tiny charmer (under 200 sq ft) offers quick access to hiking, biking, waterfalls, caves, fishing, & hang gliding. Cloudland Canyon 5 min away, Lula Lake Land Trust 15 min, Rock City Gardens 25 min, and Chattanooga & Ruby Falls 30 min. Great eats including wood-fired pizza & BBQ. McLemore Golf Resort 15 min offers great bites, drinks, & epic mountain views! No freezer in mini fridge, but yes to coffee, cream, & sugar!

Mountainfarms' Farmhouse -pet friendly, near Chatt

Come enjoy country life in our Civil War era, newly renovated farmhouse. Located on 19 acres in a beautiful setting at the foot of Lookout Mt. There are 2 springs to dip your feet in, woods to hike in, a rocking chair front porch & a large entertaining back porch with great views of the mountains, woods, old outbuildings & beautiful pastures. Inside, modern amenities along with several original architectural elements. Restaurants, many attractions, outdoor activities & Chatt within 30 min.

Whippoorwill Retreat Treehouse

“Come, Relax, & Write Your Own Story” **NO SERVICE FEES** Whippoorwill Retreat is a romantic, family-friendly real treehouse in the treetops 20 minutes from Chattanooga. This peaceful escape offers floor-to-ceiling views, a sunrise perch, outdoor fireplace, fire pit for lazy nights, and outdoor soaking tubs with Whippoorwill-scented salts, Alexa for music, and a chandelier. Sleep in a suspended bed or the Canopy Suite, a view of the stars awaits. Write your fairytale at Whippoorwill Retreat.

The Laurel Zome - Wood Fired Japanese Hot Tub

Acres of nature surround and insulate your moment of rest here at the Laurel Zome. With intriguing geometry drawn directly from the architecture of mountain laurel blossoms, pangolin scales, and pinecones—the simplicity and focus of the zome allows a lofty experience. Wake to natural light spilling in from expansive faceted windows and skylights. Enjoy the ritual of stoking a fire to prime your body to slip into downy sheets for sleep, or into to the waters of your Koto Elements spa tub.

Mountain's Edge

Mountain's Edge by AAF, built in 2024, is right where you want to be! A cozy, stylish home overlooking the gorgeous views of the valley. While being just far enough away to enjoy the benefits of a quiet mountainous getaway, you're also 25 minutes from downtown Chattanooga, TN, where there is an abundance of amazing activities to partake in! It features a comfortable living space, stunning view with a double decker porch, hot tub, fire pit, and plenty of peace and quiet to relax and enjoy!

Wandering Gypsy Tiny House (Live A Little Chatt)

With the best view from our mountaintop tiny house retreat outside of Chattanooga, sits the Wandering Gypsy Tiny House! Designed by Emily Key, this funky cozy tiny house is built with all recycled materials. Enjoy breathtaking (hot tub) sunsets from the best views on the bluff of Lookout Mountain! Our secluded location is in close proximity to all of Chattanooga's coveted outdoor adventures! Rock City, Ruby Falls, and Cloud-land Canyon (Waterfall Hikes) are all within a 10 minute drive!

Maple Yurt Lookout Mountain Chattanooga Glamping

Take advantage of all the activities Lookout Mountain has to offer, from breathtaking hikes and scenic drives to a variety of local attractions. From the Rock City Gardens to the Incline Railway, you’ll find plenty of ways to explore and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. With our yurts, you can relax in comfort and style with all the comforts of home. Enjoy a romantic dinner on the deck overlooking the breathtaking view or just relax and make the most of your time together.

The View

Incredible Mountain View Home only 25 minutes from Chattanooga. A short 7 minute drive up the mountain, Trenton, GA and Interstate 59 close by. TAG, Where TN, AL, and GA come together. A mountainous area dominated by Lookout Mtn., with elevations of 2000 feet. There are over 7,000 caves within an hours drive, including Howard’s Waterfall Cave directly below. Hiking trails with waterfalls abound. Our place is more than just a place to spend the night, it is a destination.

Fannie's Place

This tiny home is on the historic home site of Fannie Mennen and the Plum Nelly Clothesline Art Show. She even named the road. The home is brand new, artfully decorated and has 1 double bed, 1 bath, a sleeping loft with 2 twin beds, and a queen sleeper sofa. The view is from 2000 ft elevation and looks into the valley and across to the mountain again. There is civil war history on the property. There is a 100 ft drop so guests are asked to not stay here with young children.

Secluded Country Cabin between city and country

Our Secluded Country Cabin is located just off I-59 and only one exit from the I-24 split near Trenton, GA. We’re conveniently located only 15 minutes from downtown Chattanooga, Cloudland Canyon State Park and Lake Nickajack! You will enjoy the peaceful country atmosphere of this private oasis while surrounded by nature, fresh air, and beauty. You will love the convenience if you’re traveling through, and there’s lots to do if you plan to stay a while.

Hemlock hideaway

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Country setting, 40 minutes to Chattanooga Tennessee, 10 minutes to Trenton Georgia, 20 minutes to Lafayette Georgia. Three miles to Cloudland Canyon State Park. Thirty seven minutes to Tennessee aquarium. Convenient to Canyon Grill, Cafe 136, Lookout Mountain Pizza 2 miles ( open Thursday through Saturday). Hiking, hand gliding, caving plus other available activities.

The Artistree House A Treehouse in Rising Fawn

The Artistree House on Lookout Mountain is a brand new luxury treehouse with panoramic views and a spectacular sunset. This is a place to relax, unwind and get inspired. It features reclaimed wood from a furniture store that was over 100 years old such as the heart pine floors, hand crafted bed and ladder to the loft bedroom. The antique oak door with original doorbell, was taken from an 1890’s farmhouse out of Macon, GA.