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Three Bear Lodge
Memory foam beds, free WiFi, bed sheets

Three Bear Lodge

4.5 star property
8.4 out of 10, Very Good, (12)
"Clean and tidy! Near state park! Easy check in!"
The price is SAR 378
SAR 433 total
includes taxes & fees
23 May - 24 May
Three Bear Lodge
Lovely "Treehouse" 2-Bedroom Condo inside Lake Cumberland State Park
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Lovely "Treehouse" 2-Bedroom Condo inside Lake Cumberland State Park

4.0 star property
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (62)
"We enjoyed the condo, it was clean and area was perfect for our needs. "
Lovely "Treehouse" 2-Bedroom Condo inside Lake Cumberland State Park
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The Cumberland Gap area is an absolutely Beautiful area. It is rolling hills mixed with horse farms. It is the foothills of the Smokies. the roads go along some of the old trails laid out. Driving past Lake Cumberland gives you the feel of deep wood in the Smokies, and still be on the foothills. There is old growth everywhere. I have not been here in the fall, but if you want to see the Smokies during the height of fall color, I would highly recommend this area, I am going to come back in october. With all of the old growth in the area, the hills and fields, and the roads I can not see how this would be anything one of the best ways to see the color and culture of the Smokies.
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