Big Piney on the Beautiful Clinch River

Bring the whole family, including the dog, to this wonderful property on the River!

Pets allowed! Beginning 5/2/2023 - Pet Cleaning Fee of $30/night +tax for the first pet and $15/night +tax for each additional MUST be paid in addition to the Nightly Rate. Please Contact us for more information and to ensure Pet Fee is paid to bring your pet.

**You must contact us prior to booking for approval of dog breed and size. Dogs that are allowed are an additional fee. Contact us for details.**

This property offers multiple options for the Great Outdoors. Located on the Clinch River, which is nationally known for it's large Brown and Rainbow Trout as well as Smallmouth Bass and multiple other fish species; it is only a brief boat ride to Watts Bar lake for all other species of freshwater fish. There is also a full service boat ramp and public park after you go through the three-way stop on the way to the property, so bring your boat. It is located on the left approximately 1 mile after you exit the interstate, just before you cross the Clinch River bridge, where you get a brief glimpse on your right of what awaits you. It is called William B. Ladd Park, and it is the closest launch to the property.

Big Piney offers tons of parking and room to spread out if you have trailers and/or ATV's. Enjoy the Great Outdoors with direct access to the Clinch River for fishing, swimming, sight seeing, and all boating activities. There is no dock access currently on this property, but the water is waist deep approximately 50 yards from the shoreline when the River is at full pool.

* Tenant MUST contact us prior to check-in if bringing a pet, and cleaning pet-fee will be required.*

AMENITIES

-Pet Friendly with Fee**

-Sleeps 7

-On the River

-Beautiful Water Views

-Great Fishing

-Fire Pit

-Game Table set up for Poker

-Complete Wet Bar

-Charcoal Grill(Charcoal NOT Included)

-Open Concept Living Space

-Peaceful Retreat

MAIN BEDROOM

-King Bed

-Large Chest of Drawers

-56" Flatscreen Roku TV

-Two Nightstands w/ Lamps

-Multi-plug

-Metal Reading Chair

-Closet

-Ceiling Fan/Light Combo

MAIN BATH

-Shower/tub Combo w/ Curtain

-Single Sink Vanity

-Vanity Lighting and Fan/Light Combo

-Towel Cabinet

-Mirror

BEDROOM 2

-Metal Queen Bed

-Two Nightstands w/ Lamps

-Charger Port on One Lamp

-Chest of Drawers

-Closet

-56" Flatscreen Roku TV

-Portable Fan in Closet

BEDROOM 3

-Single Bed

-Full Bed

-Sleeps 3

-Chest of Drawers

-Nightstand w/ Lamp and Charge Port

-Closet

BATHROOM 2

-Shower/Tub Combo

-Single sink Vanity

-Linen Closet

-Mirror

KITCHEN

-Stocked w/ Essentials

-Dining Table for 6

-Fridge

-Stove/Oven

-Microwave

-Toaster

-Blender

-Fire Extinguisher under Sink

-Coffee Pot

-Spice Rack

-Storage Closet

-Charcoal Grill on Side Porch (Charcoal NOT Included)

-Utility Room w/ Washer and Dryer and Iron and Board

MAIN LIVING AREA

-Game Table w/ Seating for 7

-Stand Lamp

-Full Wet Bar

-Fireplace for decorum only

-Two Leather Sofas

-Leather Recliner

-Two End Tables w/Lamps

-Mobile Foot Stools

-Two Reading Chairs w/ Table

BACK DECK

-Overlooking Clinch River

-Sliding Glass Doors

-Table with 8 chairs and umbrella

-4 High-top Chairs

Relax with a drink in your hand as you sit beside the fire or observe from your perch on the back deck as fish break and predator birds feed in the morning and at sunset. If time allows, take in the local attractions such as the Oak Ridge National Museum, Wind Rock ATV Park, or the historic Brushy Mountain Prison, which now is open to the public for tours with a restaurant and concert venue.

MILEAGE TO NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

-Wind rock ATV Park - 17.4mi

-Oak Ridge National Museum - 18.4mi

-Brushy Mountain Prison - 22.7mi

-Brushy Mountain Distillery - 22.9mi

After exiting I-40 and turning left onto North Kentucky Street, exhale and know that as you take the brief drive through the beautiful town of Kingston, cross over the pristine waters of the Clinch River, and make your journey through the farmland of the Sugar Grove Valley, your vacation destination is only 10 minutes away.

**Please note that the roads leading to the property are curvy and narrow. Use caution and watch for wildlife as it is abundant here...especially deer and turkey.**

At the turn of the 20th Century before most of the Frontier trails had been blazed West, Knoxville was on a growth pace similar to Atlanta and Chicago because of it's location on the Tennessee River and extensive railroads to transport timber, sand, rock, and other vital materials that helped build America. Located in the heart of Appalachia, Knoxville soon became the HUB and gathering place for Riverboat Captains, Railroad Engineers, Civil War Generals, Mob Bosses, famous athletes, actors, and musicians. Many of the original buildings and structures still remain, along with all of the stories and history. From historic taverns, pubs, museums, theatres, studios, and stadiums downtown, to battlefields, farms, and homes in the suburbs, you will not have to go far to find a great story of Knoxville's past or it's future. Immerse yourself in the local maker culture and fully experience why we were voted in the top 5 of the most popular