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Goldilocks Cabin on the River
Come stay at the Goldilocks Guest Cabin in the woods along the banks of the Ocoee River. This is an A-Frame cabin with an open concept space. Double bed on main floor and the loft has 2 twin beds (if pushed together, they make a king) and a gorgeous view of the Ocoee River. The main floor has a small living room, dining table, kitchenette (used for heating up food only), double bed and a bathroom with tile shower. Outside is a fire pit, BBQ grill, picnic table and access to the dock and river

Creekside Cabin with Nature Trails
Peaceful retreat with nature trails for a healthy, relaxing getaway. No pets. Go for a morning walk in the 52 acre forest, have your lunch on the tippy top private picnic spot, rock away your evenings on Serenity Deck next to the 40 foot wide babbling creek. Come connect with nature while staying in a modern cabin with creek views. Queen master bedroom with private bathroom, guest bedroom with 2 queen murphy beds and desk. Guest bathroom with 6 ft soaking tub/shower, washer/dryer. BBQ grill.

Beautiful view with a pool!
A LOFT APARTMENT WITH A COZY CABIN FEEL AND A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE FOOTHILLS OF THE CHEROKEE NATIONAL FOREST. cozy 1 bdrm w/2 sleeping lofts, furnished kitchen, gas log stove. Room outdoors for tents. pool w/bathroom and outdoor shower, outdoor kitchen with gas grill, fire pit. Pool is not heated. Close to the Hiwassee and Ocoee rivers. Kayaking, tubing, rafting, biking, hiking trails & other tourist attractions nearby. No smoking inside, No pets, Early or late check in/outs possible.

The Barn at Frog Hollow Main Floor Unit
Rustic living at its finest! Wake up to panoramic sunrises over the Cherokee National Forest, view millions of stars at night or plan to catch a full moon rising over the mountains. Located in a quiet farming community, this renovated horse barn features two comfortable bedrooms, kitchen, bath and laundry rooms, expansive porches, grill, gazebo and fire pit. Bring your kayaks, rods & reels, hiking boots or a good book and enjoy what nature has to offer. Minutes to Hiwassee and Ocoee rivers.

Creekside Cottage near the Hiawassee and the Ocoee
The cottage has a breathtaking view of the Chilhowee mountain starting in September and last through the winter. It is visible from the dining room, living room, master bedroom, front porch, and back deck. There are three outdoors tables with chairs. It sleeps six comfortably with the option of an air mattress for extra people. It has a creek in the yard. It is 8 miles to the Ocoee river and the Hiwassee. Because you are in the National Forest there will be no shortage of parks to visit.

Modern Treehouse on Toccoa with Waterfall +Hot Tub
Tucked away on two secluded acres along the scenic Toccoa River, River Rock is a one-of-a-kind treehouse retreat where modern comfort meets nature. With thoughtfully curated interiors and expansive outdoor space, this home offers a serene blend of comfort and quiet luxury. Wake to soft natural light, enjoy the sights and sounds of the river, or unwind by the fire beneath the stars — all surrounded by nature’s beauty, especially magical in winter. We’d love to host you — book your stay.

Hiwassee Riverside Retreat
This riverside retreat with majestic mountain views is right on the Hiwasee River! The spacious home is primely located in Delano, TN, a mile from Gee Creek, five miles from Etowah, a half-hour from Cleveland and Ocoee River rafting, and less than an hour from Chattanooga. You can trout fish or raft/kayak from the backyard. You can easily visit the nearby campgrounds and park, Amish Market, and take in all that the Gee Creek area has to offer. Near Wedding Venues and Train Excursion

Peaceful Tiny Home with Scenic View
Your Private Mountain Sanctuary Awaits Escape to a cozy tiny house on 30 walkable, private acres in southeast Tennessee with breathtaking Appalachian Mountain views. The perfect romantic retreat for couples craving both adventure and tranquility. Why You’ll Love It: ∙ 🌄 Sweeping Appalachian Mountain views ∙ 🌲 30 private, walkable acres to explore ∙ 💑 Intimate, romantic atmosphere ∙ 🥾 Hiking, waterfalls & scenic drives nearby ∙ 🔇 Total seclusion — unplug and recharge

Ocoee Landing, ON the river, clean, cool space!
Nestled along the serene Ocoee River, our charming home boasts 230+ feet of river frontage, offering a tranquil retreat. Featuring a cozy living room, 2 bedrooms, a full bath, and a kitchenette. A short 200-yard stroll leads you to a riverside haven with a pavilion, fire pit, and the embrace of nature. Enjoy private parking and proximity to dining, river outfitters, hiking trails, and world-class fishing nearby. Your perfect blend of relaxation and adventure awaits!

Lost Creek Cabin 1 (the Powdershack)
Come and relax in the hot tub and enjoy the mountain views! Cozy, mountain-top cabin with a spacious open-air deck and covered porch. Fully stocked kitchen, comfy queen-sized bed with fluffy blankets and premium soft cotton sheets, 360°-rotating, oversized smart TV that can be enjoyed sitting on the comfy loveseat or cuddled up between the covers, that's the biggest decision you'll have. Full private shower and separate vanity. NOT PET FRIENDLY...

Berywood Hiwassee House
Lovely, relaxing & secluded river house. Perfect for a family getaway. Relax & unwind in our recently renovated, mid-century modern inspired home. If you like to fish, this is the perfect spot for you, as you have direct access to the Hiwassee River. Not a fisherman? Grab a book & relax on the private dock or sun porch. LIMITED INTERNET ACCESS. This is a great place to relax & unplug. The internet in the area is very slow.

Lookout Tower On River~Rooftop Deck~Hoist Basket!
Welcome to River Forest Lookout, a one-of-a-kind off-grid oasis perched on 14 acres of secluded land deep in the enchanting Cohutta Wilderness. This destination offers an extraordinary opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of remote, mountain nature at its absolute finest, while at the same time enjoying most of the comforts of home. You will have access to a motorized hoist basket, to bring all your belonging up!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Benton?
Benton has cabins, riverside lodges, and vacation homes around scenic areas or near the river. Staying close to nature allows guests to enjoy peaceful mornings and quick access to outdoor recreation.
What are the best things to do in Benton with kids?
Kids often enjoy exploring riverfront parks, fishing, or joining a guided nature walk. Seasonal fairs and hands-on craft demonstrations can add fun educational experiences for younger visitors.
What are some of the best things to do in Benton?
Explore river activities like rafting or fishing, visit local parks, or hike in the nearby Cherokee National Forest. Community events, artisan shops, and farm visits highlight Benton’s blend of nature and tradition.
How is the weather in Benton?
Benton has cool winters around 32–53°F (0–12°C) and warm summers reaching 90°F (32°C) or higher. Rainfall is spread throughout the year, with spring and summer bringing more frequent showers.
When is the best time to visit Benton?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder temperatures, blooming wildflowers, and outdoor festivals. Cooler months bring quieter trails and colorful autumn foliage, making each season distinct.
What are the best places to visit in Benton?
Popular places to visit in Benton include local parks along the river, the nearby Cherokee National Forest, and family-run farms with seasonal activities. Small downtown shops highlight crafts and regional products.
What are some hiking trails in Benton?
Hiking enthusiasts often explore trails leading into the Cherokee National Forest, which features wooded paths, waterfalls, and river views. Local parks and nature preserves also have accessible walking routes for all experience levels.
What are some family activities we can do in Benton?
Families often explore outdoor activities in Benton, such as tubing or rafting on the river, picnicking in local parks, or hiking along scenic nature trails. Seasonal festivals and local farmers’ markets provide additional options for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Benton?
Day trips often include exploring the scenic Cherokee National Forest, visiting local waterfalls, or discovering historic sites in surrounding towns. Nature reserves and picnic areas provide relaxed settings for a full day outdoors.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Benton?
Many hosts in Benton welcome pets in cabins, houses, or riverside stays. Public parks and natural areas frequently have pet-friendly paths, allowing companions to enjoy the outdoors together.
What are some local tips for visiting Benton?
Locals often suggest bringing cash for farmers’ markets or rural shops. Early mornings bring quieter trails and more wildlife activity, while visiting during a seasonal fair can add unique regional experiences.
What is Benton known for?
Benton is known for its scenic setting along the river, proximity to the Cherokee National Forest, and strong traditions in Southern cuisine and outdoor adventure. Visitors often appreciate the welcoming community and relaxed pace of life.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Benton?
Benton has hidden gems like secluded river swimming spots, quiet hiking trails, and small artisan shops featuring regional crafts. Local historical markers and lesser-known viewpoints add unique discoveries for curious travelers.
What are the best foods to try in Benton?
In Benton, Southern classics like slow-cooked barbecue, fried catfish, and freshly baked fruit pies are frequently suggested. Many visitors also sample local produce and homemade preserves from farmers’ markets or roadside stands.
What should I bring for a trip to Benton?
Pack comfortable shoes for hiking or walking, layers for changing weather, and sun protection for outdoor activities. Rain jackets can be useful year-round, as showers may occur even during warmer months.
What is the nightlife in Benton like?
Benton has a laid-back nightlife scene, with casual venues, local diners, and occasional live music at community events or restaurants. Evenings are often quiet and focused on gathering with friends and family.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Benton?
Benton celebrates local culture with seasonal fairs, craft markets, and an annual festival with live music and food held around the summer months. Community gatherings often highlight regional crafts, traditional music, and family-friendly activities.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Benton?
Benton has a selection of vacation rentals that welcome families, including cabins, houses, and lodges with outdoor spaces. Many hosts provide amenities such as fully equipped kitchens and areas for children to play.
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