6 alike · sleeps 4
Modern Treehouse ×6
Six newer treehouses set 50 feet apart, with privacy screens between. Pick the one you want.
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Terralodge
Terralodge is a modern Monteagle retreat with luxury domes, modern and classic treehouses, and full cabins tucked into the South Cumberland Plateau.
Four kinds of stay across thirty wooded acres: domes for the most luxurious option, six modern treehouses for a design-forward perch, three classic treehouses for the original canopy feel, and the cabin or cottage when groups need real room.
Rooted in Monteagle, Tennessee
Expect private hot tubs, firepits, forest views, strong WiFi, thoughtful interiors, and easy drives to Sewanee, The Caverns, Foster Falls, Fiery Gizzard, Monteagle, and South Cumberland State Park.
The property
Choose your corner of the woods.
Thirty wooded acres on Monteagle, four kinds of stay, each with a private hot tub and firepit. See where every stay sits in the trees, then step out onto its deck.
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Included with every stay
Private hot tub and firepit at every stay
Fiber WiFi and a smart TV at every stay
Full kitchens or kitchenettes by stay type
Private outdoor decks
Mountain-plateau location
Design-forward interiors with premium linens
Self check-in
Climate-controlled interiors
Private bathrooms
Coffee, linens, towels, and stay basics
Short drives to waterfalls, Sewanee, and The Caverns
Fishing pond on property
Good To Know
Before you go
Practical notes for choosing a stay, planning the drive, and making the most of Monteagle once the reservation is set.
What's included
Every stay comes with a private hot tub and firepit, fiber WiFi, kitchen or kitchenette basics, linens, towels, coffee, climate control, and a private outdoor deck.
How to choose
Pick the domes for the most luxurious stay, modern treehouses for six alike, set apart with privacy screens, classic treehouses for the original three with the most space between them, and the cabin or cottage when groups need real room.
Things To Do
Monteagle, Sewanee, and the plateau
Eat & Drink
- High Point Restaurant for a Terra favorite and a more memorable dinner.
- Mountain Goat Market for casual local food before or after a hike.
- Shakerag for cocktails and upscale comfort food.
- Blue Chair Cafe for coffee, food, music, and a Sewanee-town feel.
- Stirling's Coffee House on Sewanee's campus.
Hikes & Waterfalls
- Grundy Day Loop, a Terra favorite, about 15 minutes away.
- Fiery Gizzard Trail for the classic South Cumberland hike.
- Foster Falls for a 60-foot waterfall and a strong day-trip option.
- Greeter Falls and Burgess Falls for bigger waterfall outings.
- Mountain Goat Trail for a gentler mix of nature and town stops.
Things To Do
- The Caverns for live music inside a cave.
- Sewanee for campus walks, coffee, shopping, and restaurants.
- Bigfoot Adventure for zipline and campground activities.
- The Golf Course at Sewanee for a rebuilt mountain course.
- Mooney's Market, Mountain Outfitters, and The Lemon Fair for local shopping.
Q&A
Useful answers before booking
Is the internet good?
Yes — every stay has fiber WiFi and a smart TV for streaming.
Are pets allowed?
Dogs are welcome at stays marked pet-friendly. Keep them leashed around the property and off the furniture. Each stay's pet policy is on its booking page.
How close together are the treehouses?
The six modern treehouses sit about 50 feet apart, with privacy screens between each so you don't see your neighbor. Classic treehouses, domes, and the cabin are spaced several hundred feet apart with full forest privacy.
What should I bring?
Stays come stocked with soap, shampoo, linens, towels, coffee, pots, and pans. Firewood is available to purchase on property.
Do the hot tubs run year-round?
Yes. Hot tubs run year-round and are cleaned between every stay.
How does check-in work?
You'll receive directions and a unique door code before arrival. Standard check-in is 3 PM.
Can I book a single night?
Most stays have a two-night minimum, with occasional one-night openings between bookings. Reach out to concierge for edge-case dates.
How far is Terra from Nashville?
About 1 to 1.5 hours down I-24 toward Chattanooga, then a few miles off exit 134.
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