Holler Hideaway

05/06/2024

We can’t believe how FAST everything has greened up so far this spring. Still… this is the first year we’ve seen our Pawpaw trees flowering. The flowers attract a different type of pollinator with their odor and appearance. Allllll the critters are happy and active.

04/19/2024

Pawpaws are flowering in the holler 🥰

12/06/2023

We’ve got this weekend and next weekend open to round out the year! Come on for a visit!

09/15/2023

When visiting the holler, stop by Johnson County Center For The Arts. Awesome people, awesome art, and currently the center is exhibiting local amateur artists. You will not regret visiting.

09/10/2023

The porch is gettin ready for fall! This is the coziest spot when it rains. That metal roof just sings! 😍

08/16/2023

Warning: when visiting the holler you might get a beauty overload and not be able to assimilate back into normal society. Fortunately for you, you can come back and visit with a simple booking!

08/08/2023

06/09/2023

Just holler if you wanna come visit the holler.

05/26/2023

02/18/2023

Holler Hideaway knows Spring will be here.... eventually! Here's a picture from the other evening, taken on 8x10" x-ray film.

09/04/2022

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Stu and I left for the 40k attendance game in Boone yesterday at 10:15 am. We arrived at 10:50 after dealing with absolutely no traffic, "tailgated", and were in the stadium 20 minutes before kickoff - after getting beverages at the concession stand. After the game, we rode the shuttle to the parking lot (5 minutes), took a left turn onto Rivers St, a right onto Poplar Grove Connector, and a left on 421. We arrived back to The Holler 40 minutes later.

I share this because any visitors to App games should strongly consider staying in East Tennessee during your visit to Boone. When we lived 8 miles from the stadium, it sometimes took us an hour to get home.

And guess what, after the game we got to have peace and quiet.

07/24/2022

Recent sightings in the holler.

06/11/2022

A friendly reminder...

06/11/2022

Rustic cabin, tucked away and surrounded by regenerative temperate Appalachian rainforest. There is a covered front porch with a swing. Upon entering you'll find a living space featuring a leather love seat and two chairs. High speed internet allows for your work or other needs, and the framed art on the wall is actually a smart TV, if that's your thing.

The kitchen has an RV gas range and oven, as well as the cutest refrigerator and microwave this side of the Mississippi. A simple electric burner is available as well. Coffee is important to us, so we have you covered - a coffee pot, filter, cream, sugar, tea kettle, coffee grinder can meet your java needs; as well as a french press if that's your thing. The music corner features a record player and plenty of old time records to choose from.

Enjoy the antique table while sharing a meal, playing games, or as a work space.

The cabin has one bedroom with a queen size bed and fresh linens. However, a rolling library ladder leads to a magical loft furnished with a king mattress on the floor, a great place for older kids or to cuddle up and read by the windows.

The bathroom is equipped with fluffy towels, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and hair dryer. The back porch overlooks a small holler full of wildlife and biodiversity. When the leaves are bare, you can view wildlife drinking from the spring creek that meanders through the property. When the leaves are full, you're likely to encounter a Sasquatch; although normally these sightings are merely a squirrel, whitetail deer, black bear, bobcat, or house cat.... barring the free range chicken.

You'll love our little hill and holler.

06/11/2022