Still Water Hideaway sits in the Douglas Lake area — and that detail changes the kind of trip it is. Two queen bedrooms, two private baths, an A-line ceiling with windows that reach the peak, a wood-burning fireplace, a hot tub on the covered deck, rocking chairs, and seasonal access to both an outdoor resort pool and Douglas Lake itself for fishing and recreation. For two couples or a small family of six who want the Smokies to feel genuinely quiet without giving up the convenience of Pigeon Forge a short drive away, Still Water Hideaway earns its name.
The Living Area & Kitchen
The A-line ceiling is the defining architectural feature of Still Water Hideaway — windows stretch all the way to the peak, flooding the main living area with natural light and framing forest and mountain views from every seat. The stone fireplace runs from October through February, a flat-screen TV handles slower evenings, and the open layout connects the kitchen naturally to the living and dining spaces. The kitchen is fully equipped with a coffee maker and everything needed for cooking in. The four-seat wooden dining table sits centrally between the kitchen and living area, close enough to the deck that outdoor meals are always an easy option.
The Bedrooms
Both queen bedrooms are on the main level, each with its own private en suite bath and flat-screen TV — a comfortable, self-contained setup for two couples or a family that gives everyone genuine morning independence. A sleeper sofa rounds out sleeping for the sixth guest.
The Deck & Hot Tub
The covered deck has rocking chairs and a hot tub with forest and mountain views — a genuinely peaceful outdoor space that earns consistent use at every hour of the day. A gas grill handles outdoor cooking for anyone who wants to eat on the deck.
Douglas Lake Access
Seasonal access to Douglas Lake gives Still Water Hideaway an outdoor dimension that most Pigeon Forge cabins can't offer — fishing, recreation, and the kind of unhurried time at the water that a mountain trip is supposed to provide. A seasonal outdoor resort pool is also available for warmer visits.
Location
Still Water Hideaway is in the Douglas Lake area near the Sevierville Convention Center, with Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg both a short drive away. Two parking spaces and keyless 24-hour check-in, with WiFi and a washer and dryer included.
A wood-burning fireplace, a hot tub on the deck, two private baths, and Douglas Lake access — Still Water Hideaway earns every quiet moment of the stay.
Still Water Hideaway sits in the Douglas Lake area — and that detail changes the kind of trip it is. Two queen bedrooms, two private baths, an A-line ceiling with windows that reach the peak, a wood-burning fireplace, a hot tub on the covered deck, rocking chairs, and seasonal access to both an outdoor resort pool and Douglas Lake itself for fishing and recreation. For two couples or a small family of six who want the Smokies to feel genuinely quiet without giving up the convenience of Pigeon Forge a short drive away, Still Water Hideaway earns its name.
The Living Area & Kitchen
The A-line ceiling is the defining architectural feature of Still Water Hideaway — windows stretch all the way to the peak, flooding the main living area with natural light and framing forest and mountain views from every seat. The stone fireplace runs from October through February, a flat-screen TV handles slower evenings, and the open layout connects the kitchen naturally to the living and dining spaces. The kitchen is fully equipped with a coffee maker and everything needed for cooking in. The four-seat wooden dining table sits centrally between the kitchen and living area, close enough to the deck that outdoor meals are always an easy option.
The Bedrooms
Both queen bedrooms are on the main level, each with its own private en suite bath and flat-screen TV — a comfortable, self-contained setup for two couples or a family that gives everyone genuine morning independence. A sleeper sofa rounds out sleeping for the sixth guest.
The Deck & Hot Tub
The covered deck has rocking chairs and a hot tub with forest and mountain views — a genuinely peaceful outdoor space that earns consistent use at every hour of the day. A gas grill handles outdoor cooking for anyone who wants to eat on the deck.
Douglas Lake Access
Seasonal access to Douglas Lake gives Still Water Hideaway an outdoor dimension that most Pigeon Forge cabins can't offer — fishing, recreation, and the kind of unhurried time at the water that a mountain trip is supposed to provide. A seasonal outdoor resort pool is also available for warmer visits.
Location
Still Water Hideaway is in the Douglas Lake area near the Sevierville Convention Center, with Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg both a short drive away. Two parking spaces and keyless 24-hour check-in, with WiFi and a washer and dryer included.
A wood-burning fireplace, a hot tub on the deck, two private baths, and Douglas Lake access — Still Water Hideaway earns every quiet moment of the stay.