10 Unbelievable Vacations To Take In Tennessee Without Breaking The Bank
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Meghan Kraft
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Taking an affordable vacation seems to have gotten harder and harder in recent years. Thankfully, Tennessee is one of the most central states in the nation and has its own stack of great family and romantic trips in its back pocket. Whether you’re looking for a sweet weekend away or an awesome hiking trip, there’s an affordable vacation for everyone.
No rental cars needed here! East Nashville is known for being stunning and extremely walkable, taking you from brunch to vintage shops to local festivals, all just a stones throw from your front door.
Anything with "spa" in the name makes it sound like a crazy expensive time, but not here in Johnson City. Enjoy their beauty light and gorgeous east Tennessee views for just $130 a night. You'll have the chance to explore the highly overlooked Johnson City, and we'd recommend walking down their main street. it's darling and a lot of fun to pop into their local eateries! (1216 W State of Franklin Rd, Johnson City)
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With rates from $10-$30 an evening, if you have the supplies this is a darling spot perfect for the low-key weekend. There are hiking trails galore and fishing is one of the most popular draws for this hidden Tennessee treasure. Keep your dollar bills AND catch dinner! (3 Campground Road
Linden)
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Located in Sevierville, Wilderness at the Smokies is one of the most affordable and kid-friendly resorts in the mountains. It has an indoor waterpark, making this the perfect place to vacation during the off-season. Plus, you can take advantage of their special winter prices! (1424 Old Knoxville Hwy, Sevierville)
This Chattanooga based B&B has 11 gorgeously decorated rooms and a complimentary breakfast that visitors simply rave over. Great for couples, the B&B is close to local attractions like Rock City Garden, Ruby Falls and the ever-lovely Lookout Mountain. Rooms start at $139 a night. (801 Vine St, Chattanooga)
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There are 233 furnished cabins at the Eagles Ridge Resort, making this the best kind of places to bring your littles or enjoy a romantic getaway. Tucked up in the hills, one-bedroom cabins start at $115 a night. (2740 Florence Dr, Pigeon Forge)
Savage Gulf is known for its gorgeous trails for the most advanced hiker, and with a solid $20 you could stay overnight. It's not much to ask for a view like the one above - that's priceless.
At $55 a night, you can stay in a historic inn that boasts 89 rooms and an indoor pool. Great for all times of year, its close proximity to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is what sets this country residence apart. (1990 Winfield Dunn Pkwy, Sevierville)
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This Greeneville-based hotel has 51 guest rooms that are all decorated to the nines, and with room rates beginning at $100 you won't be screaming for cash, either. Great room service, cozy duvets and oversized windows make this a trip you'll forever remember well. (111 N Main St, Greeneville)
The National Park Service only charges $14 TO $23 a night to stay on the grounds, making this one of the most beautiful and wallet-worthy places to stay in the state. Plus, if you want to take a break from stunning hikes and gorgeous vistas, you're a stone's throw from downtown Gatlinburg.
Pretty amazing, wouldn’t you say? Here are some great places to eat while you’re out!
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