Holly Hideaway, Cozy Yurt, Pet Friendly, and Trails!

Welcome to Destination Outdoors - Holly Hideaway, a cozy yurt nestled on 100 acres of private North Carolina mountainside. Perfect for two, this glamping spot offers a plush queen bed, a private deck with breathtaking views, and a kitchen nook with mini fridge and microwave. Enjoy endless outdoor fun right at your doorstep!

◆ Private deck with stunning mountain views
◆ Kitchen nook w/ mini fridge & microwave
◆ Access to shared bathhouse w/ hot showers
◆ Pet friendly with plenty of space

*Keep in mind there is no AC or heat, but most weeks in the summer it stays cool up in the mountains. We also have a space heater and heated blanket for the colder months.

The driveway is steep but if you are familiar with gravel mountain roads 2WD is fine. Otherwise we recommend AWD or 4WD.

Explore miles of private trails leading to mountain top sunrises and sunsets, play disc golf on a 9-hole course, or try fly fishing in the nearby Tuckasegee River. Relax by the campfire, float down the river with your own tube, or take a private mountain tour with your host. This yurt is your gateway to an unforgettable Smoky Mountain adventure.

◆ 100 acre reserve for hiking, biking & wildlife
◆ Two mile private trail to scenic mountain peak
◆ Nearby river for tubing and fishing
◆ Close to local attractions and outdoor activities
◆ Option to camp nearby with your own tent

You have full access to the yurt, private deck, and all trails on the property. The bathhouse is shared with guests from our other yurt.

Please feel free to contact us at any time. We are here to assist you with anything you may need!

As this is a yurt with minimal insulation, temperatures below freezing may feel chilly despite heating options.

We offer a full refund if freezing temps deter your stay.

This is a pet-friendly property; a pet fee applies and will be shown at booking.

You can also book alongside Destination Outdoors - Summerset Ridge to accommodate larger groups.

*Keep in mind there is no AC or heat, but most weeks in the summer it stays cool up in the mountains. We also have a space heater and heated blanket for the colder months.

The driveway is steep but if you are familiar with gravel mountain roads 2WD is fine. Otherwise we recommend AWD or 4WD.