Aunt Hazel's at Walden Woods - Royal Blue ATV

Aunt Hazel's at Walden Woods is a 1400+ sq foot cabin with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, a cozy living room, and spacious kitchen. Guests will love sitting in rocking chairs on the balcony with breathtaking mountain views. Walden Woods adjoins the North Cumberland WMA, over 140,000 acres with endless miles of ATV trails. Our property also has two ponds great for fishing! The space House manual Check-In We offer self-check-in. Simply enter the code provided into the keypad to unlock the door. You may check-in at any time after 4 pm. If you need an earlier time, please contact us to see if we can accommodate you. Safety Information and Rules Guest Consideration: Please remember that we have a neighboring cabin with guests. Please keep noise to a minimum, especially during nighttime hours. Parties are not permitted. Our cabin has been carefully furnished, so please be respectful of the furniture and personal property on the premises. Broken or misplaced items may be deducted from your deposit. Fire safety: Fire extinguishers are located in the kitchen of each cabin unit. All smoke detectors are in working order. However, the cabin is not close to a fire station. If you use a bbq grill or a fire pit, please monitor their use at all times and fully extinguish all flames. Heating/Cooling: Feel free to make adjustments to the thermostat for your comfort level. Parking: You may park in the gravel lot in front of and beside the cabin. It’s a steep drop off the mountain, so please use your parking brake just in case! For ATV trailers, please detach the trailer and park it in the flat spot near the pond. ATVs may be parked beside the cabin or by the pond. Wifi: Available! Phone: Cell service is spotty at the cabin for guests without AT&T Television: All televisions are equipped with a DVD player and YouTubeTV Trash: You’re almost guaranteed to see wildlife during your stay such as rabbits, squirrels, turkey, and deer. However, the mountains are also full of cougars, coyotes, elk, and bears. All of these animals have been seen on our trail camera a few hundred yards from the cabin. In order to protect your safety, do not under any circumstances leave trash outside. For the same reasons, do not leave any food, coolers, etc., unsupervised outside. If you are staying for an extended period of time, we will make arrangements to collect trash from the cabin regularly during your stay. Check Out Check out is 11 am. If you need a later check out, please contact us in advance. Please load all dishes into the dishwasher. Please place all dirty bath/kitchen towels in the shower. Please strip all beds that you used during your stay and place in the floor of the bedroom. Please empty your personal items from the fridge, closets, and drawers (don’t forget your phone charger). During the winter, please set the heat on 67 degrees. During the summer, please set the a/c to 72 degrees. You are welcome to use any items in the cabin, but please return them to their place when you leave. Feedback We hope you enjoy your stay, and we would love to hear about your experience! If you reserved using AirBNB, be sure to leave feedback. Additionally, you can write a review on our page. If you are taking photos of your trip, we would love to see them! You can post them to our page or use the social media hashtag #waldenwoodstn Each cabin unit has a guest book. Please share a memory with future cabin guests! ATV Use Out of respect to all guests, we request that you only use ATVs to access TWRA trails and not use the property for recreation. If you are bringing an ATV trailer, please park the trailer in the flat space beside the ponds. The speed limit for ATVs within the property is 10 mph. Our property adjoins the North Cumberland Wildlife Management Area, which encompasses the Royal Blue WMA and Sundquist WMA. At 140,000 acres, this is the second largest area of public property in Tennessee. While exploring the WMA on your ATV, you will see wildlife including majestic elk, deer, rare birds, and even bears! Our property is a short ATV ride from the Hatfield Knob Elk Viewing Tower. The speed limit within the WMA is 25 mph Tennessee requires permits to operate ATVs on the North Cumberland WMA for those over age 12. Violators may pay a fine of $300. Permit information can be found on the TWRA website. Many roadways in Campbell County are open to ATV traffic. Operators must be 16 years or older and hold a valid Driver’s License. ATV traffic is permitted on paved roads from 30 minutes before dawn until 30 minutes after dusk. You must stay on designated roads and be able to provide proof of liability insurance. Helmets and appropriate goggles are required on roadways. You must also use a seatbelt if in a side by side. Hunting and Fishing Many hunters and anglers explore the North Cumberland WMA. If you wish to hunt or fish, you will need to obtain a license. Information on obtaining a hunting or fishing license can be found on the TWRA website.