AMENITIES
TO NATURE
IN PRIVACY
& COMFORT
AMENITIES
The Resort
Welcome to Quarry Cove! East Tennessee’s newest lakefront glamping resort. Located on Lake Cherokee we offer four fully outfitted “Bell” tent sites and one lakefront campervan/camper site.
Experience natural settings and recreation for the whole group all steps from the water!
Amenities
Quarry Cove offers all the comforts you’re looking for in addition to many activities to enjoy the day.
Our Pricing Packages
Our inclusive packages will include amenities such as paddle boards, kayaks, large water mats and a private picnic area to enjoy Cherokee Lake which is steps away.
STAY
Accommodations w/private picnic area
Floating Lake Mat Included
SUP n” STAY
Everything in the “STAY” plus
2 – SUP Boards for Duration
STAY n’ PLAY
Everything in “SUP n’ PLAY” plus
- 2 Hour Lake Excursion
*Rates may vary – rates are based on double occupancy.
Reserve your next best
experience today!
Seasonal Hours
- 8am-6pm Daily
- Check-in 2PM
- Check-out Noon
Accommodations
Our only lakefront campsite! This site features parking for one campervan or small camper plus one additional vehicle or tent.
- Oversized Fire Pit
- 30 AMP Service
- Water Hook-up
Glampsites
Each of our four “Bell” tents are made of Oxford cloth with a waterproof coating and a sealed seam to make it completely waterproof. There is an integrated, heavy-duty zippable groundsheet allowing you to roll the side walls up on a hot summer’s day to allow for ventilation and enjoy the fresh TN air. Both door and windows are equipped with the screen meshes to keep bugs out. Each tent is built on an elevated platform to make the experience more comfortable and inviting for our guests.
All tents are outfitted with custom made elevated beds and luxurious linens. Each with a private fire pit to enjoy the surrounding woods and views. Each glampsite features electricity, charging stations, coffee makers and solar lanters. Enjoy s’mores by the lake or at your site surrounded by the beauty of East Tennessee.
Glampsite 1
This site feature one fully outfitted bell tent with one KING bed and linens. Enjoy water views just a short walk to the lake.
Glampsite 2
This site features one fully outfitted bell tent with one QUEEN bed and linens. Enjoy water view just short walk to the lake.
Glampsite 3
This site features one fully outfitted bell tent with one KING bed and linens. Enjoy water and nature views just steps from the lake.
Glampsite 4
This site features one fully outfitted bell tent with one QUEEN bed and linens. Enjoy privacy and nature all just a short walk to the lake.
Bathhouse
We have a newly constructed bathhouse for our guests at Quarry Cove. There are two sinks, two showers and two toilets. The bathhouse is secured with a lock code to ensure guests privacy. Bathhouse will be used on a first come first serve basis. Towels will be provided for all guests.
Policies
Full refund two weeks prior to reservation. 50% refund if within two weeks
Location
We are Located on Cherokee Lake between Morristown and Rogersville an hour south of Kingsport and north of Knoxville. If you are on the water we are located between mile marker 27 and 28 next door to the Historic Marble Hall.
Quarry Cove feels tucked away in the wooded lake countryside but in reality, you are minutes from all you need. Situated on historic Marble Hall a, 40-acre Tennessee property. There are gas stations and convenience stores 5 miles from the resort, as well as a grocery store to let you stock up on any supplies you may need for your stay.
The historic town of Rogersville is 12 miles away with a quaint Main Street that has restaurants, shops, a coffee house, and hosts events throughout the year.
History
Bell tents
Before the idea of luxury camping came along, or the now trending “glamping” concept, the “Bell” tent had a long history as a functional military tent on battlefields as early as the Byzantine empire.
Our tents at Quarry Cove are inspired by The American Sibley Tent which is influenced by the Native American tipi. Henry Hopkins Sibley was an American military officer who created his tent in the 19th century. Sibley took elements of the tipi and made it more efficient. Instead of 12 wood poles acting as a tripod, he used a single metal center pole for quick construction and lightweight transportation.
In an 1858 agreement with the Department of War, Sibley was to receive $5 USD for every tent made. The Union Army produced and used nearly 44,000 Sibley tents during the war. The tent was patented in 1865.
However, because Sibley resigned from the US Army to join the Confederate States Army after the outbreak of the American Civil War. He received no royalties on his patent
Cherokee Lake
Named in honor of the tribe of Native Americans known as the Cherokee, Cherokee Lake is a reservoir of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). From August 1940 to December 1941 Cherokee Dam was constructed. The dam is on the Holston River, about 52 miles upstream from the area where the French Broad and Holston rivers meet to create the Tennessee River. With 400 miles of shore length and over 28,000 acres of surface area Cherokee Lake offers everything for the outdoor enthusiast. Follow this link for more information on the lake:
