BROOKSIDE LODGE - GATLINBURG - ON THE RIVER, Gatlinburg

The Brookside Lodge - Gatlinburg - On The River offers a variety of rooms. Each room includes air conditioning, a 32-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels, a coffee maker, a microwave, and a refrigerator. Select rooms feature private balconies overlooking the Roaring Fork Mountain Creek, as well as wood-burning fireplaces. Some rooms ending in 8 have a 2 person soaking tub and rustic walkin shower. Some of the middle rooms on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor have an adjoining door accessing a full-sized family kitchen, complete with kitchen table and chairs, stove and oven, dishwasher, and full-sized refrigerator. Bathrooms in the 'rooms ending in 8' feature a quaint wrought-iron bistro table and chairs.

Guests at Brookside Lodge - Gatlinburg - On The River can experience a farm fresh breakfast buffet featuring Southern-style 'Biscuits & Gravy', scrambled eggs, waffles and more. There are onsite restaurants.

Brookside Lodge - Gatlinburg - On The River features two outdoor swimming pools. Guests can also access a patio with a fire pit and BBQ, an 2.4 m waterfall, a fitness center, and guest laundry. Neighboring Pigeon Forge includes Dollywood, a Titanic Museum, and WonderWorks.

Brookside Lodge - Gatlinburg - On The River is 80 km from McGhee Tyson. Nearby landmarks include the Tsali Monument (0.5 km), Chapel of Love (0.5 km), Gatlinburg SkyLift Park (2 km), Gatlinburg Space Needle (2 km), Anakeesta (1 km), Gatlinburg Convention Center (2 km) and souvenir shops (1 km). The Island, a shopping and entertainment complex with shops, restaurants, and the Great Smoky Mountain Wheel, is also close. A covered bridge is between these two buildings, where the City of Gatlinburg feeds trout into the Roaring Fork mountain stream.

Brookside Lodge - Gatlinburg - On The River provides a variety of services. The extra-large bathrooms with 'roll-in' showers easily accommodate guests needing a wheelchair. endless recreational opportunities include 1400 km of hiking trails, fly fishing, tubing, horseback riding and biking. Fly fisherman's paradise is the Gatlinburg and the streams of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Hiking across Tennessee is an American tradition that extends back in time to the era of hunters, trappers, and Cherokee Indians.