After our 4 year celebration at an Asheville/Waynesville bed and breakfast, my better half and I were looking for a change of scenery, as well as a nature-driven getaway in the Smokies. The Creekwalk Inn was exactly what the doctor ordered. This review is going to be a little long, just because there is so much to mention!! The inn... More

We spent four nights in one of the Wildflower Wilderness cabins and really enjoyed our time. The cabins are very remote: after checking in at the Inn, you have to drive about another 45 minutes through the mountains on some steep and narrow roads. There are 12 cabins but they are nicely spread out and tightly surrounded by trees. The... More

If you like the idea of making memories to last a life time...take Hwy 321 to Creekwalk Inn and Whisperwwood Farms. You can take a hike, learn to bake apple pies, chill to soothing music from the CD selection, watch the sun come up, listen to the water traveling down the creek, enjoy a home cooked breakfast, a packed lunch,... More

Absolutely unforgettable. Bring a book, your closest companion, a smile and feet ready to travel. Forget everything else, things sort themselves out at Whisperwood. LOVE. More

Everything about Creekwalk Inn and Whisperwood Farm was PERFECT. I can't say enough nice things about our stay here. We eloped in our home town then flew into Knoxville and drove about 45 minutes to Cosby, TN. The drive was scenic and fun and we stopped at some caverns along the way. We arrived at the Inn just in time... More

Wonderful room, service and location. No complaints. More

This inn is what the other reviews are saying: A gem in the mountains! When we drove up, the mountains in the background were breath-taking. Everything was so green and peaceful. And it is very close to the national park where you can hike, swim, canoe, ride horses, bike, etc. The innkeepers are more than happy to share their ideas... More

This place is like one of those pretty paintings you see of a big log house in the middle of a grassy meadow surrounded by forest and mountains. Our time there was a great combination of Southern comfort and hospitality. The innkeeper knew a lot about the area and recommended a great hike to us (Laurel Falls, it's a must... More

My children and I stayed here in August of 2010. We stayed three nights total, broken up in two batches. We were on a trip to see friends and stayed on our way there and back. First of all, the grounds are lovely and much off the beaten path. The breakfast served in the morning is very tasty and more... More