Tuckasegee Hotel Guide - Wolf Creek Lake Access Area hotels in Tuckasegee, United States of America.

"Super clean and awesome"

"We had a wonderful time for a friend's wedding. The place was big enough to accommodate all of us and the best part was the Toto bidet in the master bathroom! What a beautful cabin."

"This cabin sits above a beautiful quiet lake and is wonderfully centrally located to destination spots like Cashiers and Sapphire, Maggie Valley and Cherokee, and Franklin and Bryson City. It is an ideal place to stay if you are into hiking and chasing waterfalls, as there are plenty around.The host is highly communicative and accomadating. I would stay here again.It was great for two people, but I would think it tight for four adults (even with the two bedrooms), given the overall size of the home and the fact that there is only a small single bath.It fit our needs perfectly."

"Valley Bear Farms is awesome! My husband and I had a great time during our stay. We definitely consider it one of our most favorite vacations. We stayed in the couples cabin with our two dogs. We all had a blast. Loved everything about this place. Super clean and safe. We loved hiking on the properties 5 miles of trails, the gorgeous waterfall, the sauna, the streams, our nighttime campfires and dinners cooked over fire, and our cozy clean cabin. The general store onsite was very convenient and carried all the essentials you would need for a comfortable stay. The staff is wonderful! Cory was so welcoming and helpful via Facebook Messenger before we even got there and happily helped answer all the questions I had. Marvin greeted us when we arrived with a smile and made us feel comfortable as we settled in. And the grounds keeper was so nice too chatting to us about our dogs and different things. I can’t say enough good about Valley Bear Farms. We will be back! Loved it!!!"

"Beautiful view, home, and furniture. "

"This was a great spot! They are still in their soft launch phase but we were able to enjoy almost everything the grounds had to offer. We stayed in a glamping cabin which was quaint! I was impressed with the community bathroom facilities. I would recommend bringing a power strip for the tiny cabins so you can plug in multiple devices (like charging 2 phones at once or charging a phone while using space heater). I would also recommend bringing food from your local grocery store to cook on the charcoal grill - the property is definitely “off the grid” (which adds to the charm!) so you’ll have to drive a good bit to find a grocery store. Overall, a very enjoyable glamping experience and we’d like to try it out again the summer! "