Nolichuckey Bluffs Bed and Breakfast cabins are nestled in the woods overlooking the river and mountains near the historic town of Greeneville. They have four cabins which are named Dogwood, Redbud, Log and Twin Oaks. Each cabin is individually furnished with central heat and air, full kitchens, fireplaces, linens, dishes and cable TV. All cabins offer nonsmoking accommodation. A full breakfast is available. Activities include golf, swimming, hiking, tennis and waterslides.
Location:
295 Kinser Park Lane, Greeneville Tennessee 37743
Telephone
423-787-7947 Toll Free: 800-842-4690 Fax 423-787-9247
Other Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns nearby:
(Asheville) 1900 Inn on Montford
(Asheville) A Bed of Roses
(Asheville) A Hill House Bed & Breakfast Inn
(Asheville) Abington Green Bed & Breakfast Inn
(Asheville) Albemarle Inn
(Asheville) Applewood Manor Inn
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06/08 Coming to The Greeneville area
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Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival Pineville KY May23 The Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival is one of Kentucky's oldest festivals, finding its start in 1931.
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Blairsville Scottish Festival and Highland Games Blairsville GA June7 Fun for all family. Featuring art, craft, food, golf, live demonstrations, and more.
Stringbean Memorial Bluegrass Festival Gray Hawk KY June19-21 Stringbean Memorial, Inc. is a non-profit corporation named in honor of David “Stringbean” Akemon, native of Jackson County, Kentucky, who was an internationally known musician and performer at the Grand Ole Opry and the television show, Hee Haw.
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