Woodwose Cabin
When the whole crew is coming, you need a cabin that can keep up. The Woodwose is Bigfoot Outfitters’ largest retreat, sleeping up to 8 — spacious enough for everyone, comfortable enough that no one’s roughing it, and just minutes from the Cherokee National Forest and everything Southeast Tennessee has to offer. Plenty of room to spread out. Plenty of reasons to stay in.




The whole crew. One unforgettable trip.
The Cabin
The Woodwose was built for groups who refuse to compromise — on space, on comfort, or on time together. Three bedrooms, two porches, a full kitchen, and a dining table that seats everyone means the only thing you need to figure out is who’s cooking.
What’s included:
The Woodwose comfortably sleeps up to eight, making it the go-to choice for family trips, group getaways, and any occasion where the more the merrier isn’t just a saying.
Starting at $179/night
+ one-time $65 cleaning fee.
Weekends and holidays fill up fast.






The Property
Our 35-acre property sits just two miles off the main road — easy to reach, but a world away from the noise. Deer wander through regularly, the night sky is dark enough for genuine stargazing, and there’s always something to do between adventures.
On-site amenities:





Adventures at Your Doorstep
The Ocoee River area is a genuine outdoor playground. You could fill a week without repeating yourself:
Location
Bigfoot Outfitters Welcome Valley Road, Benton, TN — just off Hwy 64 East along the Ocoee corridor.
Two miles off the main road, easy to find, and worth every turn.
From I-75: Take Exit 20 onto the Cleveland Bypass (APD-40) and follow it approximately 8 miles. Stay on the bypass until you see the large green sign for Hwy 64 East – Ocoee Exit (ignore other Hwy 64 exits).
Follow Hwy 64 East for about 13 miles. You’ll cross a large bridge over Hwy 411 — don’t exit. About 3 miles later, the road narrows to two lanes and you’ll cross a smaller bridge over the Lower Ocoee River.
Take the next left onto Welcome Valley Road. (If you pass The Ocoee Gondolier Restaurant on your left, you’ve gone too far.) Travel 1.5 miles down Welcome Valley Road and look for the
Bigfoot Outfitters sign on the right.
