Duration
1 night or longer
Best For
Families • Couples • Nature Lovers
Pro Tip
Bring your own firewood to fully enjoy the riverside bonfire pit, as it's not always provided.
About Two Rivers Lodge and Cabins
Two Rivers Lodge and Cabins offers a relaxed, no-frills stay that's perfect for outdoor enthusiasts exploring Bryson City and the Smoky Mountains. The property combines traditional motel rooms with standalone cabin options, giving guests flexibility based on their needs and group size.
The seasonal pool provides welcome relief during hot summer months, while the communal bonfire pit creates a natural gathering spot where guests often swap hiking stories and travel tips in the evening. The outdoor BBQ grills make it easy to cook your own meals, which can help keep vacation costs down and add to the casual, home-away-from-home atmosphere.
Located within easy reach of Bryson City's downtown area, the lodge serves as a practical base for popular activities like riding the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, exploring Deep Creek's hiking trails, or tubing down the Nantahoga River. The straightforward accommodations focus on comfort and functionality rather than luxury, making it a solid choice for families and outdoor adventurers who plan to spend most of their time exploring the area.
While the hotel maintains a traditional mountain lodge aesthetic, the rooms include essential amenities for a comfortable stay. The property's layout offers plenty of parking space, including room for boats and trailers - a real benefit for fishing enthusiasts heading to Fontana Lake or whitewater rafters bringing their own equipment.
As with many Bryson City hotels, peak season runs from June through October, so advance reservations are recommended during these months. The property's mix of affordability and practical amenities makes it a reliable choice for both short stays and extended mountain getaways.
Amenities & Features
Don't Miss
Riverside Park
Enjoy the scenic riverfront with a 40-foot pavilion covering a bonfire pit, picnic tables, porch gliders, and grills. It's the perfect spot for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors.
Seasonal Pool
Take a refreshing dip in our large seasonal pool, a great way to cool off during the warmer months.
Tuck Cabin
Our three-bedroom, two-bath cabin features a fully equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, a stone bonfire pit, and enclosed parking, making it ideal for families or groups.
River View Rooms
Enjoy picturesque views of the merging rivers from select rooms, available with either a king bed or two beds.
Bonfire Pit
Gather around the bonfire pit in the riverside park for a cozy evening under the stars.
Know Before You Go
- Inquire about special off-season pricing for rooms and the cabin.
- The seasonal pool is not open year-round.
Best Times to Visit Two Rivers Lodge and Cabins
Book well in advance for peak seasons (summer and fall foliage).
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Two Rivers Lodge a unique place to stay in Bryson City?
Two Rivers Lodge offers a nostalgic, 1950's-style Mom and Pop motel experience set on 4 scenic acres at the junction of two rivers. Guests enjoy a riverside park with a bonfire pit, picnic tables, and grills, plus a seasonal pool, all just 5 miles from Bryson City and Cherokee.
What types of rooms and cabin options are available?
We offer a variety of rooms including King Bed River View, Two Beds River View, King Bed Pool View, and Two Beds Pool View. For larger groups, we also have a three-bedroom, two-bath cabin with a fully equipped kitchen and enclosed parking.
Is there parking available at the lodge?
Yes, there is ample parking available for motel guests. The Tuck cabin also has enclosed parking for one automobile.
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