Covered Bridge Cabin | Hot Tub • Wood Fireplace

Covered Bridge Legend tells the story of how the Covered Bridge Cabin is on the original road to Nashville…where buckboard wagons, buggies, and folks on horseback passed through the still-standing covered bridge that is just a short distance from this quaint log cabin. If seclusion is what you’re seeking, then Covered Bridge Cabin may well be the place for you. Relaxation begins at the front porch, where a proper swing lures guests to swing and sway to the sounds of nature. Once inside, you can make yourself right at home in front of the wood-burning fireplace n the large great room with a 40" satellite TV. Sharing this space on the main floor is the kitchen and a dining area plus a bathroom and a door leading to the deck on the backside of the log cabin. Here, your steaming out door hot tub awaits…so bring along your swimsuit and let the water massage commence. The loft-style bedroom offers a king-size bed, a pretty antique dresser, half bath and tree-top view of the woods. What could be better than your own private living room area, accessed via a catwalk, where you’ll enjoy cuddling up in front of the gas-log fireplace. This whole space overlooks the living/dining area below, making the cabin feel very airy and spacious. The basement level of the cabin provides more sleeping accommodations with a queen bed. There is a second full bath, plus a table for puzzles and board games and a 32" satellite TV. Bring along some wood and a pack of hot dogs for an old-fashioned campfire wiener roast. Covered Bridge Cabin is within shoutin’ distance of the Bill Monroe Memorial Bluegrass Park…and only about five miles from downtown Nashville. There are numerous antique shops, restaurants, craft galleries and studios for your investigation. Outdoor adventures abound for those who want to try a zipline ride, an ATV tour, or tour the woods on the back of a horse or mountain bike. Come see what Brown County has in store for you by booking a stay at Covered Bridge Cabin! See our sister cabin: Crossing Creek