The Ridge
The ridge: three cabins above a bend in Fontana Lake
What the cabins share, what each one has to itself, and what is close by.
3 cabins, up to 16 guests
Own deck, hot tub and parking at each
A fire pit and charcoal grill at each
An EV charger at each
Tiny Tuck, Eagles Nest and Eagles Landing share one ridge-top property of over 3 acres on Buddys Way, west of Bryson City. Each cabin has its own deck, hot tub, parking and fire pit, and nobody lives on site.
Address
Shared after you book. The cabins are in Swain County, about 6.4 miles from downtown Bryson City.
Neighbors
The cabins sit side by side. Voices carry between decks, so Eagles Nest and Eagles Landing keep quiet hours.
Hosts
Mike and the team look after all three cabins. On Airbnb they answer every message, usually within an hour.
Cameras
One exterior camera at each cabin covers the parking area. None inside.
At every cabin
Private hot tub
On a covered deck facing the lake
Fire pit
With log benches; firewood is sold on site
Charcoal grill
With barbecue utensils
Outdoor dining
Deck furniture and a picnic table
EV charger
Free for guests
Free parking
At the cabin, on the gravel drive
Washer and dryer
Inside every cabin
Wifi and a TV
Smart TVs at Eagles Nest and Eagles Landing
Fragrance-free
Unscented products throughout
Self check-in
After 4 PM, checkout by 10 AM
Eagles by day, the Milky Way on clear nights
Guests and hosts report bald eagles, deer, black bears, otters and bobcats around the ridge and along the lake. With no town lights on the far shore, stargazing from the hot tub comes up in review after review.
★★★★★
“We saw eagles and even a bear swimming in the lake down below it was such a cool experience!”
Lela · Airbnb · July 2026 · Tiny Tuck
A winding mountain road, then gravel
The last stretch to the cabins is a gravel driveway along the ridge.
Arrive in daylight the first time
Guests who did say the curves are easier to learn in the light.
Low cars, go slowly
One recent guest scraped a low car on potholes in the drive.
Winter weather
Ice and snow can make the road slow. Message the hosts if the forecast turns.
Three cabins, one view. Choose yours.
Tiny Tuck sleeps 4. Eagles Nest and Eagles Landing sleep 6.