"Home Base" 🍂Pet Friendly Autumn Week Day Availability🍂

I'm Angie and my husband is Kelly. We met at a restaurant where we both worked. We enjoy the outdoors and our new home, our kids and granddaughter. My husband is into sports & motorcycles while I enjoy gardening, hobby farming and horseback riding. We love living in these mountains and being able to share them with visitors.

We moved to this spot in Murphy in September of 1998. My husbands parents had retired and were looking to settle in the area. They stumbled upon a campgroung for sale and wanted to know if we would like to help run it with them. "Pine Creek Cabins" consisted of 10 cabins, 4 one bedroom, 5 two bedroom and one efficiency park model cabins. We lived in the first one bedroom cabin with our one year old son for 6 months while learning the hospitality business. Business grew, we got a bigger place to live and grew our family. Eventually my in laws retired again, sold the cabins off and kept the property. A couple years went by the property was empty except for the cabin office. My husband decided to remodel it into a long term rental so the once vacant building had purpose. A couple years later we added a 2 bedroom mobile home where 2 of the cabins sat. Then we added a one bedroom mobile home. Life was coming back to the place we spent so much time, we raised our kids there, we worked and played there. After renting it long term twice and living in it while we built our home we decided to rent it as a vacation rental. It's no longer Pine Creek Cabins but its still our "Home Base."

This place has been home base for years. We built a home in the neighborhood on the hill by Pine Creek so we could be close to work and play. Its were our kids caught the bus in the morning and where they got off the bus after school. We had church picnics, cook outs and family gatherings there. We are all older now, the folks are retired, we live a short distance away and our kids have settled on the property they grew up one. The cabins have been gone but there's still life on the old place.