Smoky Vista Escape: Hot Tub & Great Views

Wander Smoky Vista is a luxurious mountain retreat offering unparalleled comfort and breathtaking views. Imagine relaxing in the soothing hot tub after a day exploring the stunning Smoky Mountains, the panoramic vista a constant reminder of your idyllic escape. For those seeking entertainment, a friendly game of ping pong awaits, adding a touch of playful competition to your stay. As evening descends, gather around the inviting fire pit, sharing stories and creating lasting memories under the starlit sky. Take a refreshing dip in the sparkling outdoor pool, further enhancing the rejuvenating atmosphere of this exceptional property, a perfect blend of relaxation and recreation in the heart of nature's splendor.

The Sevierville area offers an incredible variety of activities for every kind of traveler. Adventure seekers can soar above the Smoky Mountains on zip lines, race down mountain coasters, or explore rugged trails on UTV rides. Nature lovers will enjoy horseback riding through wooded paths, wandering along peaceful greenways, or uncovering the beauty of Forbidden Caverns. Families can splash around at Soaky Mountain Water Park, hunt for gems at local mining spots, or get up close with wildlife at nearby sanctuaries. For a touch of culture, stroll through Sevierville’s charming historic downtown with its art galleries and boutiques, or dive into aviation history at the Tennessee Museum of Aviation. Whether you crave thrills or serene escapes, this vibrant mountain region has it all.

SEASONAL POOL CLOSURE
Please note that the pool at this home will be winterized on October 27, 2025, and will remain closed for the winter season. The pool will not be usable until it is reopened following an end-of-winter assessment, expected around February 2026 (weather permitting).

Once the pool has reopened, the pool heating fee is $120 per day. Please contact us if you'd like the pool heated for your stay.

WILDLIFE WARNING
During the fall season here in Sevierville, you may occasionally notice small flying insects like lady beetles, boxelder bugs, or harmless stink bugs trying to enter the home — especially in the evenings when indoor lights attract them. These bugs are common in the Smoky Mountain area at this time of year and are not dangerous, but they can be a nuisance. It is incredible for those who love to nature-watch, but may not be for everyone.

Please keep doors and windows closed whenever possible to help prevent them from entering the home. Use the screen doors if you’d like to enjoy fresh air. Additionally, avoid leaving the porch or deck lights on when not in use to reduce flying insects near the home.

If you encounter these indoors, gently catch and release them outdoors, or use a tissue to remove them. Thank you for helping minimize the presence of bugs inside the home.

NO PETS
This is a pet-free hypoallergenic space. No pets are allowed inside the home to maintain a hypoallergenic area as much as possible for our guests’ comfort.