Beehive Treehouse

Welcome to Beehive, a one-of-a-kind luxury treehouse where history, nature, and modern comfort come together for an unforgettable Smoky Mountain experience. Newly constructed in 2023, this extraordinary retreat was created from a restored 1850s log cabin featured on Barnwood Builders, allowing you to experience authentic hand-hewn logs crafted more than 170 years ago while enjoying all the conveniences of today.

Perched more than 10 feet above the forest floor at the base of Cove Mountain in beautiful Wears Valley, Beehive offers a peaceful escape bordering the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Wake to the sounds of the seasonal creek below, sip your morning coffee from the private rooftop deck nearly 30 feet in the trees, and spend your evenings soaking in the two-person hot tub surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature.

Inside, rustic craftsmanship blends seamlessly with modern farmhouse style. The cozy living space, fully equipped kitchen, comfortable queen bedroom, Smart TV, and thoughtful amenities create the perfect setting for a romantic getaway or a unique family adventure. Every detail—from the reclaimed logs and handcrafted character to the charming bee-inspired décor—celebrates the cabin's remarkable history while providing modern comfort.

The expansive 400-square-foot deck invites you to dine outdoors, relax among the treetops, or simply enjoy the peaceful mountain setting where wildlife, including the occasional black bear, may wander by. As night falls, the treehouse comes alive with soft lighting and the magical glow of fireflies, creating an unforgettable atmosphere high above the forest.

Whether you're looking for a romantic escape, a memorable adventure, or a truly unique stay unlike any other, Beehive offers a timeless Smoky Mountain experience where history and nature become part of your story.

Nearby Attractions

Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center, Smoky Mountain Alpine Coaster, Cades Cove, Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show, Comedy Barn Theater, access to hiking trails, The Titanic Museum.