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The Bumbleshack Creekside Tiny House in an Old Forest of Tuckasegee, NC
Now you can book a stay in the Bumbleshack tiny house, a pioneer of the modern tiny house movement!
Parked in her retirement spot perched above a cascading mountain creek with big boulders on 8 1/2 private, heavily forested acres, this is nature immersion at its best.
Tube the Tuckasegee River, paddle pristine Lake Glenville and visit the small town charms of nearby Cashiers and Sylva. Plus your stay supports our nonprofit orchard supplying local food banks!
The Bumbleshack Tiny House in Tuckasegee, NC, is a handcrafted tiny house built in 2013 that sits just above a cascading creek that provides soothing, natural white noise year round. Lakes surround us—Lake Glenville is the closest—and we keep kayaks and paddles ready for guest use. On warmer days, grab our river tubes and float the gentle Tuckasegee River and get out at East LaPorte Park to have a picnic. In the evenings, eat under the trees at your outdoor dining table for two and let the creek do the talking. With 11 windows in a tiny space, this is nature immersion at its best.
Inside, the space is thoughtfully outfitted for easy comfort: a double (full) bed in the cozy loft, plus a sofa that opens into another double (full) bed, heat/AC, and a compact kitchenette with both Keurig and drip coffee options using local beans.
Your stay helps us grow a nonprofit orchard that supplies local food banks—thank you for being part of it!
Kitchenette: small fridge, cooktop, basic cookware, dishes, Keurig & drip pot with local coffee
Comfort: heating/air conditioning, Wi-Fi
Outdoors: covered patio with dining area for two, small propane grill, chairs, string lights
Extras: small fire pit (wood nearby), guide to our favorite lake put-ins & river floats
Pet-friendly: well-behaved pups welcome!
Guest access:
We live in the main house on the property, but you’ll have the tiny house, patio, the creekside trail and the entire back portion of the property all to yourselves. Kayaks (with paddles & life jackets) and river tubes are available for guest use at no charge and a signed waiver. Parking is right next to the tiny house. The creek is reached via a short path, and there is a lovely creekside sitting area; it can be slippery so use care. Adventure seekers only!
Where you’ll be:
Tuckasegee, North Carolina: a peaceful mountain valley wrapped in forests, lakes, and the Tuckasegee River—perfect for paddling, fishing, swimming, and leaf-peeping. Lake Glenville—the closest lake—offers scenic coves, waterfalls and calm water.
Sylva (nearby): a classic Appalachian small town with a walkable Main Street, indie shops and bookstores, coffee spots, local breweries, and laid-back eateries. It’s your easy stop for groceries, farm-to-table bites, live music and weekend buzz.
Cashiers and Highlands are right up NC-107 about 30 minutes away, and the fun of Asheville is just one hour away.
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Se admiten mascotas: perros de menos de 23 kg cada uno (2 mascotas máximo)
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Número de alojamiento: 5072245vb
Este alojamiento está gestionado por un propietario particular (es decir, una parte que no actúa dentro de su mercado, negocio o profesión). No se aplicará la legislación de protección de consumidores de la UE a tu reserva, incluido el derecho de desistimiento. La política de cancelación establecida por el propietario particular cubrirá tu reserva.
Puede aplicarse un recargo por cada persona adicional, según la política del alojamiento.
A tu llegada, pueden pedirte un documento de identidad oficial con foto y una tarjeta de crédito o débito, o un depósito en efectivo, para cubrir los gastos imprevistos.
No se garantizan las solicitudes especiales, que están sujetas a disponibilidad en el momento de la llegada y pueden suponer un recargo adicional.
Está terminantemente prohibido celebrar fiestas u otros eventos en grupo en las instalaciones.
Entre los elementos de seguridad de este alojamiento, se incluyen los siguientes: detector de monóxido de carbono, extintor, detector de humo, botiquín de primeros auxilios y cierre de seguridad.
Este alojamiento tiene espacios al aire libre, como balcones, patios o terrazas que pueden no ser adecuados para niños; si tienes alguna duda, te recomendamos contactar con el alojamiento antes de tu llegada para confirmar que puedan hospedarte en una habitación adecuada
Información sobre la zona
Tuckasegee
The Bumbleshack Creekside Tiny House in an Old Forest of Tuckasegee, NC se encuentra en Tuckasegee, en un entorno rural y en la ribera de un río. Bear Creek Lake Access Area y Nantahala National Forest son una buena muestra de la belleza natural de la región, donde también puedes acercarte a atractivos turísticos como Cashiers Farmers Market o Bolera Country Side Bowling Lanes. Aprovecha que estás cerca de la montaña para disfrutar del snowboard y del esquí, y no te pierdas actividades como el descenso en trineo.
Tuckasegee, NC
Qué hay en los alrededores
Tuckasegee River - A 2 min en coche - 2.1 km
Western Carolina University (universidad) - A 12 min en coche - 13.1 km
Lago Glenville - A 13 min en coche - 14.8 km
Great Smoky Mountains Railroad (ferrocarril turístico) - A 46 min en coche - 56.1 km
Harrahs Cherokee Casino - A 48 min en coche - 51.6 km
Cómo moverse por la zona
Aeropuerto Regional de Asheville (AVL): a 80 min en coche
Restaurantes
Courtyard Dining Hall - A 13 min en coche
The Cullowhee Cafe - A 13 min en coche
Which Wich? - A 13 min en coche
Starbucks - A 12 min en coche
The Local - A 11 min en coche
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¿En The Bumbleshack Creekside Tiny House in an Old Forest of Tuckasegee, NC se aceptan mascotas?
Sí, los perros pueden quedarse en este alojamiento, con un máximo de 2 en total, siempre y cuando no pesen más de 23 kg.
¿Cuál es el precio del aparcamiento en The Bumbleshack Creekside Tiny House in an Old Forest of Tuckasegee, NC?
El alojamiento cuenta con estacionamiento propio.
¿A qué hora se realiza la entrada en The Bumbleshack Creekside Tiny House in an Old Forest of Tuckasegee, NC?
Hora de inicio del registro de entrada: 15:00.
¿A qué hora se realiza la salida en The Bumbleshack Creekside Tiny House in an Old Forest of Tuckasegee, NC?
La salida se realiza a las 11:00.
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Propietario/a: Lisa Karen Ward
I'm a mama, artist, retired wildlife biologist, conservationist, and tiny house and pollinator advocate. We bought a tiny house on wheels back in 2013 and headed to the beautiful mountains of western North Carolina to start a new life and build an orchard and food forest. We've been here for over a decade now and would be happy to share our favorite hikes, restaurants and activities unique to our amazing area!
Por qué escogió este alojamiento
We are in the most beautiful and ideally central part of the western North Carolina mountains!
Tuckasegee, North Carolina is a peaceful mountain valley wrapped in forests, lakes, and the Tuckasegee River—perfect for paddling, fishing, swimming, and leaf-peeping. Lake Glenville—the closest lake—offers scenic coves and calm water.
Sylva (10 miles away) is a classic Appalachian small town with a walkable Main Street, indie shops and bookstores, coffee spots, local breweries, and laid-back eateries. It’s your easy stop for groceries, farm-to-table bites, live music, and weekend buzz.
Cashiers (also 10 miles away in the other direction) is a charming mountain village tucked high on the plateau of the southern Blue Ridge Mountains. Surrounded by waterfalls, hiking trails, and cool summer breezes, it’s a favorite escape for nature lovers and foodies alike. The town square buzzes with local markets, boutiques, and farm-to-table restaurants, while nearby spots like Whiteside Mountain and Silver Run Falls offer postcard-worthy hikes and views. Whether you’re wandering antique shops, sipping local coffee, or picnicking by a waterfall, Cashiers blends laid-back mountain living with small-town charm.
Asheville (an hour away) is Western North Carolina’s creative heart—where Blue Ridge mountain beauty meets an artsy, laid-back vibe. The city buzzes with live music, craft breweries, and a celebrated food scene that’s both local and inventive. Visitors love strolling through the River Arts District, hiking the Blue Ridge Parkway, or touring the iconic Biltmore Estate. It’s the perfect day trip for guests who want a taste of culture, cuisine, and mountain adventure all in one.
Qué hace que este alojamiento sea especial
You have 8 acres of private, beautiful old forest with a cascading creek surrounding the property to wander without all the crowds.
Our tiny house is famous! She was a pioneer of the modern tiny house movement and a cover model for Tiny House Magazine.
We provide you with access to our two kayaks (a two seater and a one seater) that you can take to Lake Glenville or other nearby lakes (we’ll point you to scenic put-ins). Lake Glenville has 4 main waterfalls...Hurricane Falls, Mill Creek Falls, Hidden Falls and Norton Falls.
You can float the Tuckasegee (seasonal) in our river tubes down to the lovely East La Porte Park to have a picnic packed with local farm stand goods. We have several markets to choose from in this area.
There are waterfalls and Blue Ridge hikes within a short drive, or there is plenty of private hiking to do on the property itself. This area is a bird sanctuary, and we have a resident barred owl on the property, two red shouldered hawks, deer, opossums, raccoons, and an occasional bear or fox. You can forage for mushrooms, sticks and rocks (except in the creek so we don't harm the salamanders).