The Hollow Hills
The hilltop, together.
Drawn from the Longview Cabin window
6:47 am — fog still in the valley
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An hour from Nashville. An hour from Huntsville. Bring the kids, the grandparents, the friends you keep meaning to see. The hill holds everybody.
Two modern cabins on the high line of the property — Longview Cabin and The Treehouse — with big seven-foot windows aimed straight down the valley. Kids in the bunkroom, coffee on the porch before anyone else is up.
The Ridge page
The cedar shower + toilet house — just finishedSixteen-foot stargazer tents, most of them right on the hilltop or perched just below the line of it. A cedar outdoor shower and toilet house sit a short walk away, and the fire pit runs the evening program.
Canvas enough to hear the rain. A ceiling panel pointed straight up, for later.
The glamping page
Longview Cabin at duskDinner's done, the valley's gone quiet, and one window on the hill stays warm. Fireflies work the pond on the ridge about now, and the frogs around it handle the soundtrack.
The big family cabin. The bunkroom sorts out six kids (or brave adults) on its own; the cal king gets the long view the cabin is named for.
You arrive by bridge — a decked walkway through the woods to the door. Seven-foot windows under lofted ceilings, a big screened porch for dinner, and the outdoor kitchen just across the deck.
Coming soon: our pre-launch offer — two families, the whole hilltop, half the public rate, before the calendar ever opens. The hill list hears about it first. After that, one email when something up here is worth telling you about.
No spam. One email at a time, like a neighbor would.