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A cozy log cabin is surrounded by lush greenery, accented by outdoor seating arranged around a firepit. A hot tub is positioned nearby, while a welcoming porch features lights that create a gentle glow against the evening sky.
Cabin in Maggie Valley
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 318 reviews

Jan Ski Disc, Pets, HotTub, Firepit, Fireplace

Welcome to Twin Creeks' Refuge an authentic log cabin. Enjoy the peacefulness and tranquility of this mountain retreat. Soak in the luxurious hot tub to soothe your tired muscles after a day of hiking and exploring. Sit by the outdoor firepit to roast smores and enjoy the warmth of the fire. Sit on the back porch rocking yourself to sleep while listening to the soothing sounds of the babbling brook below you. Cuddle up indoors by the wood burning fireplace and listen to the logs crackling.

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The interior features a rustic kitchen and dining area, with wooden walls and ceiling. The kitchen includes a microwave, stove, and refrigerator, while a small table and chairs provide a cozy dining space. Natural light illuminates the area through a large window.
Cabin in Waynesville
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

The Kenmar Cabin at Mountain Dell-Cozy Cabin

Make the KenMar Cabin at Mountain Dell your home base and enjoy all that Western North Carolina has to offer. Located in a rural residential area with a scattering of farms, yet only ten minutes from shopping and restaurants in downtown Waynesville. Within an easy drive of hundreds of miles of hiking and 40 minutes from Asheville or the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, there is plenty to do. For those who want to do less, you can sit in the sunroom or on the deck and watch the horses graze.

Top guest favorite
A quaint cabin is depicted with a green metal roof and wooden siding, set against a backdrop of lush greenery. A welcoming porch features rocking chairs and flower pots, inviting relaxation while enjoying the surrounding landscape.
Tiny home in Canton
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 425 reviews

Cold Mountain View Cabin

Breathtaking views of Cold Mountain and Mt Pisgah greet you from the large porch of this qaint, pet friendly, sparkling- clean cabin in the community of Bethel. This pine sided 12'x20' cabin sits on 5 manicured acres surrounded by a creek. Enjoy all the activities that Western North Carolina has to offer. This small cabin is close to hiking and mountain biking trails, waterfalls and the Blue Ridge Parkway. It is 30 minutes from the eclectic Asheville or 15 minutes from laid back Waynesville.

Top guest favorite
A charming vacation home is positioned amidst lush greenery and rocky landscaping, framed by rolling hills. The exterior features wooden accents and large windows, allowing for natural light. A pathway leads to the entrance, enhancing accessibility to the outdoor setting and surrounding nature.
Cabin in Clyde
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 158 reviews

Jewel in the Skye

Tucked Away in the rolling pastures and outstanding mountain views is a beautiful romantic vacation home with a superb proximity to Waynesville, Maggie Valley & Asheville. A deluxe retreat is spot on for 2 people in its sensational bedroom. The dĂŠcor combines rustic feel with grand furniture and luxurious soft furnishing. Spacious living spaces are tastefully decorated in an aristocratic style. Amazing home surrounded by layers of mountain views and perfect for those who love the outdoors.

Top guest favorite
The exterior of a rustic barn features a sloped roof and wooden siding, surrounded by greenery. Large windows provide natural light, and a small balcony, adorned with plants, extends from the upper level. Flowerpots add a touch of color to the landscape.
Home in Leicester
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Woodworker's Dream Cabin on an Organic Farm

Kevin built our barn a while back. Airbnb didn't exist and we were excited to be starting a goat dairy. Now the kitchen sits where we used to milk our sweet goats by hand! Kevin, a woodworker has created a work of art. We are happy to offer our guests a vacation space located in the heart of the mountains, 30 minutes from Asheville. 28 acres offer trails for hiking, disc golf, swimming in the pond, and decompress from your life's stress. We have Fiber Optic Wifi for calling & streaming.

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A vibrant landscape showcases rolling mountains adorned with autumn foliage. Various trees, in shades of green, yellow, and orange, frame the view, creating a serene atmosphere. The mountains rise in the background, with a cloudy sky adding depth to the setting.
Guest suite in Maggie Valley
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 480 reviews

High Calling

High Calling is the lower level of a home on Cataloochee Mountain, at 4300’ elevation. Enjoy the panoramic views year round from a private covered porch or around the fire pit as you relax with the peaceful sound of the creek below. A charcoal grill is also provided. Two bedrooms, one with a queen size bed, the other with one full bed and one twin bed face mountain views. A sitting area with a television and games, kitchenette and coffee station are provided, along with snacks and drinks.

Top guest favorite
A bright studio space features a king bed adorned with a floral bedspread, situated beside a window with natural light. A kitchenette is visible, equipped with a sink, mini fridge, microwave, and coffee maker, while a round dining table offers seating for two.
Guesthouse in Maggie Valley
5 out of 5 average rating, 414 reviews

Starswept Studio–Near GSMNP, BRP, Food and Skiing

Welcome to Starswept Studio! Breathe in the mountain air from the balcony of this cozy studio above a detached garage in a peaceful, private neighborhood. Perfect for adventurers or those seeking a quiet retreat, this hideaway is just eight minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway. Surround yourself with hiking trails, waterfalls, skiing, wildlife, and stunning views. Our spacious studio combines functionality and comfort. PLEASE NOTE: Due to severe family allergies, we are unable to host pets.

Top guest favorite
An A-frame cabin surrounded by autumn foliage showcases rich red wood siding and a welcoming front porch. A single red door provides access, with an adjacent chair positioned on the outdoor patio, inviting relaxation amidst nature. Trees frame the structure, enhancing the secluded feel.
Cabin in Clyde
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 346 reviews

The Water Wheel • an A-Frame in the NC Mountains

The Water Wheel is our place to unplug and detox from the hustle and bustle of life. When we are not here enjoying this space we want to share it with you. Imagine yourself lounging by our fire pit with a local brew or taking in the mountain views from the hot tub then creating an amazing meal. Detox in our cedar sauna after a long hike. Or if you are exploring the area then it is the perfect home base for adventures in the mountains or to Asheville for breweries, dining or shopping.

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Cabin in Waynesville
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

The Sirius Cabin|Mountain|Hiking|Deck|More

Come relax at this tranquil mountain getaway cottage located between the Great Smoky mountains and Blue Ridge mountains. Enjoy the stunning mountain view from the cozy covered deck. Fall asleep to the sound of wind in the trees, and wake up for hiking, skiing, or just enjoy grilling outdoor. Just few minutes drive to downtown Waynesville (10), Lake Junaluska (15), Cataloochee Ski Resort (25), Maggie Valley (15), and Asheville (35) and many local breweries & restaurants.

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A secluded tree house is nestled among tall trees, featuring large windows that create a connection with the surrounding nature. A balcony extends outward, showcasing two comfortable chairs for relaxation. Colorful autumn leaves add a beautiful backdrop to this off-grid retreat.
Treehouse in Buncombe County
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Pisgah Highlands Tree House

Secluded tree house getaway nestled in the mountains 25 minutes outside of Asheville NC and 4 miles to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Located on a 125 acre private forestry managed property that backs up to Pisgah National Forest. Off grid glamping at its finest. Snuggle up to a book and unwind, eat amazing food in Asheville, plan some epic hikes, and catch some great music at a brewery. *4WD/AWD vehicles mandatory*.

Top guest favorite
A white cottage is set against a backdrop of rolling hills and vibrant foliage. A fire pit surrounded by several chairs is located in the front yard, providing a cozy outdoor gathering space. The clear sky adds to the serene atmosphere of the rural landscape.
Cottage in Maggie Valley
5 out of 5 average rating, 211 reviews

Secluded Cottage on the Farm-close to skiing

Retreat to the mountains in this secluded white cottage on the farm. At our little white house, you’ll be able to gaze at the twinkling constellations while enjoying the fire pit, sit on the back porch and admire the Blue Ridge Parkway in the distance while listening to the creek, and live side by side with our farm’s prize-winning Brown Swiss cattle. *Please note the fireplace is not operational.

Top guest favorite
The exterior of the tiny home is showcased against a vibrant sunset sky, with a gravel seating area featuring two lounge chairs and a fire pit. In the background, horse pastures and lush trees frame the serene setting.
Tiny home in Waynesville
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

The Tiny Escape at Chestnut Valley - Horse Farm

Escape to a custom-designed tiny home on our beautiful horse farm. This retreat offers stunning mountain and pasture views. Spend time with our horses, immerse yourself in nature, and experience mountain living in this serene setting. 4 miles to I-40! Visit Waynesville/Maggie Valley, Asheville/Biltmore, The Great Smoky Mountain National Park, The Blue Ridge Parkway, Cherokee and E TN

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Maggie Valley?

    Accommodations around Maggie Valley include mountain cabins, family-run lodges, and creekside homes. For those seeking easy access to shops and dining, consider staying near the town center or along the main roads.

  • What are the best things to do in Maggie Valley with kids?

    Kids often enjoy discovering interactive exhibits at the Wheels Through Time Museum, playing at local mini golf courses, or tubing in nearby creeks during warmer months. Family-friendly trails and picnic spots are common across the area.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Maggie Valley?

    Maggie Valley has routes for scenic drives, mountain hikes, and vibrant local events. The Wheels Through Time Museum, Soco Falls, and artisan craft shops reflect the region’s creative and natural spirit.

  • How is the weather in Maggie Valley?

    Maggie Valley has cool winters, typically ranging from 25–50°F (-4–10°C), and warm summers around 80–83°F (27–28°C). Rain is spread throughout the year, with the wettest months in late spring and summer.

  • When is the best time to visit Maggie Valley?

    Late spring and early fall are often recommended for comfortable temperatures, vibrant foliage, and seasonal festivals. Winter attracts visitors for snow activities, while summer is popular for outdoor adventures.

  • What are the best places to visit in Maggie Valley?

    Frequently suggested places in Maggie Valley include the Wheels Through Time Museum, Soco Falls, and the nearby Blue Ridge Parkway. Local craft shops and cozy eateries also capture the spirit of the community.

  • What are some hiking trails in Maggie Valley?

    Explore trails leading to Soco Falls, stroll along sections of the Blue Ridge Parkway, or hike the forested paths around Waterrock Knob. Trails range from gentle walks to moderate climbs with scenic vistas.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Maggie Valley?

    Families can explore hiking trails, visit local museums, or enjoy tubing and miniature golf around Maggie Valley. Outdoor activities often take advantage of the scenic mountain setting and approachable terrain.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Maggie Valley?

    Nearby day trips include exploring the national park, visiting the town of Cherokee for cultural centers, or wandering around neighboring mountain towns with craft shops and local eateries. Waterfalls and scenic drives are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Maggie Valley?

    Maggie Valley has many pet-friendly accommodations, including cabins, lodges, and mountain homes. Several rentals welcome dogs, and nearby parks and trails are available for outdoor adventures with your pet.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Maggie Valley?

    Weather can change quickly in the mountains, so bring layers and waterproof gear. Early mornings are quieter for scenic spots, and local markets or restaurants often feature homemade Appalachian specialties.

  • What is Maggie Valley known for?

    Maggie Valley is known for its mountain scenery, access to hiking and outdoor recreation, and its connection to Appalachian traditions. The area also has a notable vintage transportation museum and seasonal festivals.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Maggie Valley?

    Explore quieter local trails, small artisan shops, or discover tucked-away scenic lookouts around Maggie Valley. The Wheels Through Time Museum is frequently suggested for its collection of vintage motorcycles and regional history.

  • What are the best foods to try in Maggie Valley?

    Maggie Valley has locally inspired Appalachian dishes, including smoked barbecue, trout, and hearty country breakfasts. Autumn brings apple-based treats and locally baked pies, which are often recommended by visitors.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Maggie Valley?

    Pack layers for changing mountain weather, sturdy shoes for hikes, and a waterproof jacket. A reusable water bottle and camera are handy for exploring trails or capturing scenic views.

  • What is the nightlife in Maggie Valley like?

    Nightlife in Maggie Valley is relaxed, with casual venues for live mountain music, locally rooted bars, and dance nights. Occasional bluegrass performances bring together both visitors and locals.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Maggie Valley?

    Maggie Valley hosts car and motorcycle shows, bluegrass music gatherings, and seasonal craft festivals, especially in spring and fall. Mountain heritage celebrations are often held on weekends, highlighting local traditions.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Maggie Valley?

    Maggie Valley has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, with options such as cabins, cottages, and mountain homes. Many are set up for group stays, often near outdoor activities and popular area attractions.

All about Maggie Valley

Tucked into North Carolina’s Great Smoky Mountains, this laid-back resort town’s claims to fame are its highly desirable location, small-town charm, and frequent festivals, which include car and motorcycle rallies, live bluegrass shows, and clogging extravaganzas. Highlights in the old-timey downtown include Wheels Through Time, a fascinating rare car and motorcycle museum, along with plenty of craft shops, tasty restaurants, and moonshine distilleries.

The town is great, but it’s the out-of-town attractions of Southern Appalachia that draw travelers into using Maggie Valley as a base: Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the country’s most popular park, and the Blue Ridge Parkway scenic drive is a classic, particularly in the fall when the leaves are changing. In wintertime, visitors hit the powder-covered slopes at the nearby Cataloochee Ski Area and Tube World for some of the region’s best skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing.

What are the top things to do in Maggie Valley?

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Straddling the North Carolina-Tennessee border, these 520,976 acres of mountains and forestland are a national park, International Biosphere Reserve, and UNESCO World Heritage Site all in one. The Smokies are beloved for hikes and scenic drives through old-growth forests, thundering waterfalls, and peaks that soar to more than 6,000 feet. The Appalachian Trail passes through the park, which is home to more than 100,000 species of plant and animal, including black bears.

Elk-watching

Early settlers to this region overhunted elk, and all were gone by the late 1700s. But in 2001, the National Park Service reintroduced the large creatures to what is now Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The most common time to spot them is around sunrise and sunset, and they often hang out just outside of Maggie Valley in Cataloochee Valley.

Cataloochee Ski Area

The first ski area in North Carolina is still one of the best. Its automatic snow-blowing system regularly blankets the mountain’s 18 trails in powder, and three chairlifts are in operation from November to March. The resort offers rentals, skiing and snowboarding instruction, and snow tubing runs.

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Maggie Valley

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 610 vacation rentals in Maggie Valley

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 26,030 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    530 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 290 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    30 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    270 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    600 of Maggie Valley vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Maggie Valley rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Maggie Valley stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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