Tracy City, TN
The Falls at Sewanee Creek
A 45-acre private retreat on the South Cumberland Plateau with its own waterfall, Miller's Falls, plus a treehouse, tree tents, a Yurtle, and rustic cabins. The Falls at…
Cumberland Plateau · Tennessee
Private campsites & glamping in Tracy City, TN
Tracy City is a former coal-mining town on the South Cumberland Plateau, now better known for waterfalls, the Fiery Gizzard Trail, and the Caverns concert venue. The Falls at Sewanee Creek hides a private waterfall — Miller's Falls — on 45 acres outside town, with treehouses and tree tents in fairy-lit woods. It's the Plateau's most storybook glamping.
Practical notes: the Fiery Gizzard Trail is one of Tennessee's classic hikes — do the Foster Falls end for the best payoff per mile. The Caverns in nearby Pelham hosts underground concerts worth planning a trip around.
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Camping in Tracy City: FAQs
What is there to do in Tracy City?
Hike the Fiery Gizzard Trail, visit Foster Falls, tour the Caverns, and explore South Cumberland State Park's gorges and waterfalls. Monteagle's shops and restaurants are 15 minutes away.
Can you visit the waterfall at The Falls at Sewanee Creek?
Yes — Miller's Falls is on the property's 45 acres with private trails. Flow is best fall through early spring; summer can run low in dry spells.
What is a Yurtle?
A yurt-style tent the hosts built for glamping — one of several quirky stays on the property alongside a treehouse, tree tents, and cabins.
Is Tracy City near Sewanee?
Yes — the University of the South at Sewanee is about 20 minutes away, with its own trails, the Cross, and a lovely small-town campus to explore.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes — the property is pet-friendly and reviewers frequently mention bringing dogs. Confirm the pet policy when booking.