Washburn, Tennessee · Family land since 1798
A farm in the hills, kept for gathering.
Six hand-built cabins, one wedding a weekend and a working farm that still keeps its own hours.
Begin with your dates
Seven generations have worked this land. The cabins are framed with timber from their homes, and the cattle still graze below the porch.
Plan it your way.
A weekend that runs slower
Six hand-built cabins, from the Party House to the TreeHouse.
See the cabins
One wedding a weekend
The whole farm for you and up to a hundred guests.
Plan a wedding
The pond, the river, the ridge
Kayaks, trout water, trails and a massage when you're done.
See experiencesFind the stay that fits your people.
Who's coming?
Tell us who's in the car and we'll point you to the right cabin.
Wake up on the farm. Walk to the hill. Say yes.
We host one wedding at a time, so the whole property is yours from Friday to Sunday. Your people sleep in the cabins, the ceremony happens on the ridge and dinner runs late under the lights.
Everything here is real.
A working farm, not a theme
Cattle, goats, pigs and chickens. Kids feed the goats. The rooster keeps his own schedule.
Built from family timber
The first guesthouse went up in 2016, framed with boards from the homes of the people who farmed here before us.
Room to breathe
A pond with kayaks, trails into the hills and Norris Lake and the Clinch River a short drive away.
“I’m going to build a cabin here one day.”
A boy's promise to his grandfather, kept years later with a rented bulldozer and the wood from the family's old homes.