If you are looking for an off-grid and quiet cabin in the forest with miles of private hiking trails, we have just the place. The Kolts cabin has 3 full size mattresses. The Kolts is adjacent to a wet weather waterfall, has it's own grill and firepit and is close to the shared picnic tables, grill, port-a-potty and pavilion which is great for meals or a hammock spot under roof. Make sure to bring your own water as utilities are not available onsite. (There is no electricity or potable water) The space The cabin sleeps up to 6 on 3 double mattresses: 1 double bed and 2 lofts, each with a mattress and easily accessible by ladder. Linens are provided. There is also plenty of room for additional guests to pitch a tent or hang hammocks for a fee per night. Be prepared to drive on a rough gravel/dirt road for about a mile and half to reach the cabins. You will be most comfortable in a vehicle that is suitable for rugged terrain. We have a small propane heater available. You will need to bring your own Coleman disposable propane cylinders if you want to make use of it. Expect to use between 1 and 2 cylinders per night depending on temperature. We have other camp spots with more being added so be sure to check out our other listings and website for updates and more photos. Guest access Your cabin is private with it's own grill and firepit, but there is a shared gathering space with a covered pavilion, 2 picnic tables, large fire pit, grill and port-a-potty. Other things to note Our check in time is 2:00 - 6:00 pm cst. The camp area is secluded and on top of a mountain. The address is only an approximation of the campsite. We will guide you to the location at check-in. Be prepared to drive on a rough gravel/dirt road for about a mile and half to reach the cabins. You will be most comfortable in a vehicle that is suitable for rugged terrain. Yes, pets are allowed at Camp Chet. We do love and welcome fur babies! However, due to the allergies of future guests and the extra cleaning that must done, there is a pet fee of $25 per pet that is separate from the cleaning fee. Please prevent them from getting on the bed or any furniture. Do not leave your pet alone in the cabin. Please either take them with you or if you need to leave them behind, please travel with a crate. Southeast Tennessee has a lot of bugs! As such it is important for potential guests to understand before making a reservation that mother nature and her loving family of flora and fauna may make their presence known including snakes, lizards, deer, bears, raccoons, spiders, ladybugs, wasps, bees, rabbits, excessive pollen, poison ivy/oak, chiggers, beetles, field mice, ants, cockroaches, squirrels, opossums, flies, walking sticks, coyotes, moths, and butterflies, just to name a few. And, although the cabin is on strict pest control and cleaning regimen our native flora and fauna may find a way to join you since you are visiting their habitat.