Lodges in Prentice Cooper State Forest

"Room was amply sized, bed was comfy and my husband enjoyed the jacuzzi. We are staying again next weekend and I’m glad I booked in advance because we really liked it. "

"Secluded location and nice large room. Walls are paper this, so can hear everyone around. "

"There is nothing that the owners didn’t think of- towels great and bed super comfortable. We were on an end unit but side with other unit did hear shower loudly. Also close to road."

"Very good communication, couldnt ask for more"

"The rooms are up to date however the entrance door does not seal well so there is some movement after you lock the door to secure yourself inside. The shower door kept coming off the track and would get the bathroom floor wet each time we showered. The walls separating the rooms were very thin. We could hear the neighbors conversations, coughing, and everything else (If you know what I mean). There wasn’t any propane in the tank for the firepit, there was a family staying there that had 3 kids...

"The property was in a great location and I felt safe during my stay, which I really appreciated. It was clean and nicely maintained overall. Just be aware that the space is very small—fine for a short visit or solo stay, but it might feel a bit tight for longer trips or multiple people. I did notice a musty, mildew-like smell, which was noticeable when entering. Overall, it was a convenient place to stay, but the size and smell are worth noting."

"Tiny room. I didn’t see the square footage but it’s smaller than you think. Blinds wouldn’t close because they were broken. Room smelled heavily of smoke. The bathroom is so small you must move around carefully to not bump into something. No cable management for any of the cords in the room so everything looks haphazard. Room is adequate for a one night stay for two at most. Definitely pricey for what it is."

"The renovation of the location is great. New finishes with an hint to vintage flair. I enjoyed being able to park my vehicle right outside my door. I traveled alone this time but I would have loved to have friends or family with me to enjoy sitting around the fire pit or cooking a meal under the pavilion. There is a feeling of being a part of the side of a Tennessee Mountain. Come and enjoy this hillside bungalow."