A private, heated indoor pool you can swim in any season, plus a hot tub, game loft, and room for multiple families. Copper Pine Lodge is a newly built 2026 Gatlinburg lodge with 5 bedrooms, 6 baths, 4 king suites, and a bunk room. It sleeps 14 and is about 3 minutes from the Parkway and 14 from the National Park entrance. Rainy day? Swim, play pool or shuffleboard, and gather by the fire.

The pool is the whole point. A private, fully enclosed, heated indoor pool is your group’s own place to swim in any season. It’s not a hot tub and not a seasonal outdoor pool. It’s a year-round, weatherproof amenity for morning swims, post-hike resets, and rainy-day fun the kids will talk about long after checkout. Pool is not lifeguarded; children must be supervised at all times.

Your Smoky Mountain day, your way. Start with a swim, then head out: the Parkway is about 3 minutes away, Anakeesta about 5, Ober Mountain about 9, and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park entrance about 14. Come home for dinner around the table, a round of pool, a hot-tub soak, and an evening by the fire. Drive times are approximate and vary with traffic, weather, and season.

Built for multiple families, not one crowded cabin. Five bedrooms and six bathrooms let groups share a home without giving up privacy. Sleeping includes four king beds, a [full-over-full] bunk setup, a twin trundle, and two twin conversion chairs. That means real beds for everyone, easier bedtimes, and far less waiting for a shower.

A great room everyone fits in. The open living, kitchen, and dining area is the natural center of the trip. Use it for a big breakfast before hiking, a slow rainy afternoon, or a holiday-style meal with the whole group. A fireplace and plenty of seating make it the place everyone actually gathers.

The game loft keeps the trip going. A pool table, shuffleboard, streaming TV, and a multi-game arcade give teens, kids, and competitive adults a space of their own. When Smoky Mountain weather changes plans, the pool, game loft, and fireplace keep the day from feeling like a backup plan.

Outdoor time, covered. Two covered decks and a front porch make room for both together-time and quiet time. Have morning coffee in a rocking chair, grill over charcoal, gather by the gas outdoor fireplace, or soak in the hot tub after a full day in town.

A real kitchen. Full-size appliances, room for two cooks, and stocked for actual cooking. There are place settings, glassware, and flatware for every guest, so a holiday dinner happens in one sitting instead of two shifts. You’ll also find full cookware and bakeware, sharp knives, mixing bowls, serving platters, and a blender.

The coffee nook. Not a four-cup drip machine shoved in a corner. It’s a dedicated coffee bar with an espresso maker, a grinder and whole beans for fresh-ground cups, a Moccamaster for anyone who just wants a big mug on the deck, and a proper tea selection. Whoever wakes up first has everything they need, and nobody has to drive into town for a decent cup.

Brand new, and it shows. New mattresses, linens, appliances, HVAC, furnishings, and finishes. You’ll be among the first guests to make it part of your Smoky Mountain tradition.

Close to the action, peaceful at night. Gatlinburg dining and attractions are close by, and you come back to a quiet, wooded mountain setting. Mountain views through the trees are best from late fall through early spring, once the leaves are down.

Hosted by Godspeed Stays. Copper Pine Lodge is made for multi-family vacations, milestone weekends, wedding-party lodging, Gatlinburg’s year-round events, and Smoky Mountain traditions in the making.