Lemon Lane Farm, Grandview
Amy Thran’s 116-acre farm in East Tennessee features guest cabins and campers and is now the home to Flying Pigs Sanctuary, a nonprofit animal micro-sanctuary that specializes in the rehabilitation of pigs and includes a collection of dogs, horses and chickens. Unplug in this bucolic oasis just 90 minutes from Nashville.
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Treehouse Mountain, Copperhill
Three and a half hours from Nashville down curving, backcountry roads toward the intersection of Tennessee, Georgia and North Carolina, Treehouse Mountain sways in the woods like a colony of elegant eagles nests. With five tree houses across 30 acres, this unique retreat provides plenty of privacy, along with an abundance of outdoor activities—whitewater rafting, hiking, tubing, zip-lining, kayaking and horseback riding—at the nearby Ocoee River and Cherokee National Forest.
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Hachland Hill, Joelton
Situated on 80 rustic acres just minutes from downtown Nashville, Hachland Hill’s charming event barn, creek, historic inn and restaurant offer a serene getaway with a seriously great farm-to-table menu by chef-owner Carter Hach, grandson of illustrious cookbook author and food writer Phila Hach. Don’t want to leave? Stay the night and start the morning with complimentary breakfast.
@hachlandhill hachlandhill.com
Evins Mill, Smithville
This intimate, wooded resort is perfect in almost every way. Tucked into a hilly and forested 40 acres, the property dates back to 1939. There are trails around the grounds leading to a historic mill with a scenic waterfall and swimming hole. Or simply relax in rocking chairs on the porch. Dinner and breakfast are served in the small dining room with a large deck overlooking the grounds.
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