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FishHouse Tiny Home
FishHouse Tiny Home at Cedar Pond Farms — one of the farm’s own buildings, converted for guests and set right in the middle of everything. sleeps 3 · 2 beds · 1 bath. New Market, TN 37820 · Highland Cows & Catfish Pond.
The place at a glance
Booked direct, the room is dressed before you arrive
About FishHouse Tiny Home
Inside, you'll find everything you need for a comfortable stay, including: - A full-size bed with a twin bunk for restful nights - Mini kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker - Sink with cold water for convenience - Antenna TV for light entertainment - Window AC unit for summer and a wall-mounted electric heater for cooler months - Free WiFi to stay connected - Fire extinguisher and smoke detector for safety - Free parking on premises - Consider adding on one of our Scottish Highland Cow experiences during your stay. This cozy glamping retreat is ideal for those looking to experience farm life, connect with nature, and enjoy a peaceful getaway while still having access to modern essentials. Book your stay today and unwind in the beauty of East Tennessee. NO Smoking - $300 FINE NO PETS - $300 FINE
Guests have access to the pond side area and barnyard offering a true countryside escape. With free on-site parking, getting here is easy.
We also offer a Tesla charger (50amp) for guests.
Outdoor Activities & Relaxation
Step outside and enjoy the natural beauty of the farm with access to:
- A view of our Scottish Highland cows in our fields. - A private porch overlooking the pond - the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind in the evening. - Fishing and canoeing on the pond. - Scenic farm views and peaceful surroundings.
We and our farm staff will be glad to assist if you need but you can also self check in. Remember there are other guests staying on the farm and sharing outdoor spaces with you. Please be respectful of our other guests and farm.
We are here if you need us, but self-check-in and checkout are normal processes for our guests. If you have any trouble at all please reach out to us.
Tim Orrick, Farm Manager 865-299-2495 Shawn Wilmoth Farm Owner 865-300-5397
We are the neighborhood. You have nearly 7 acres of barnyard to roam and enjoy. There are many restaurants within 5 miles, as well as shopping centers, Walmart, and a hospital. We are the perfect spot to be in the country, relax, and have all the conveniences of city life.
We recommend a car for travel to the lake or nearby shopping. We recommend pontoon boat rental from Black Oak Marina on Cherokee Lake (5 miles away) for the day. Another option is to go to Douglas Lake (15 miles away) for the day. There are several boat rental options there as well.
While this retreat is nestled in a quiet setting, you're still close to local conveniences:
- Local dining and shopping - just a short drive away - Cherokee Lake - great for boating, fishing, and swimming - Downtown Knoxville & UTK - about 25 miles away for entertainment, dining, and shopping - Great Smoky Mountains - a perfect day trip for hiking and sightseeing
What's in FishHouse Tiny Home
- WiFi
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Lake access
- Waterfront
- Free on premise parking
- EV charger
- Patio
- TV
- Hammock
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- Body soap
- Carbon monoxide detector
- Coffee
- Coffee maker
- Conditioner
- Dining table
- Essentials
- Fire extinguisher
- First aid kit
- High chair
- Hot water
- Microwave
- Mini fridge
- Outdoor seating
- Private entrance
- Shampoo
- Shower gel
- Smoke detector
- Travel crib
Staying at FishHouse Tiny Home
FishHouse Tiny Home is one of the farm’s own buildings, converted for guests and set right in the middle of everything.
You are staying on a working farm just outside Knoxville, Tennessee — which is the part guests tell us they did not expect to love as much as they do. Mornings are for collecting eggs and cutting flowers in season; there is self-serve gelato from our own Gelato Brothers; and the Scottish Highland herd is a short walk away.
Hosted by the farm itself
Small house, full welcome — your robe on its hook, a bouquet where you will see it first thing, and Gelato Brothers gelato in a freezer that is exactly the right size for celebrating something.
Book direct and you are the farm's own guest. The people who feed the Highland herd every morning are the same people who send your door code and dress your rooms before you arrive. An early check-in, a cow experience added to your stay, a question at nine at night — ask the farm, and a human who knows the property answers. One confirmation, one host, and a phone number that reaches the barn.
Can I see the cows from FishHouse Tiny Home?
Yes — from outside the fences. You are welcome to walk out to the pasture fence and see whether the herd comes over, and guests can buy a bucket of feed to carry to the fields.
⚠️ Please never touch the fence. Our pasture fences are electrified and can shock you or anyone with you. Enjoy the cows from your side of the wire, and keep children and pets away from it.
To actually get in with the herd — petting, brushing, photographs — book a guided Standard or Premium Cow Experience. It is its own booking, not an add-on to your stay, and there is no upgrade fee to attach one to a reservation you already have. Full details are on the Experiences page, and the FAQ answers this in full.
A base camp for horse trials, tournament fishing & game days
FishHouse Tiny Home sits in the middle of East Tennessee's sporting calendar. River Glen Equestrian Park — USEA horse trials from spring through fall — is about ten miles up the road in New Market, and the farm has real, level room for a truck and horse trailer. Anglers are minutes from the Cherokee Lake ramps and an easy drive to Douglas Lake at Dandridge, with boat parking beside the units, outdoor outlets for overnight trickle charging, and the farm's own two-acre catch-and-release catfish pond for testing a cast or unwinding after weigh-in. Carson-Newman University is minutes away for family weekends, recruiting visits and graduation; Tennessee game days in Knoxville are an easy drive with no-hassle free parking waiting back at the farm; and Sevierville's attractions are close enough for day trips that end in pasture quiet. Between it all: fresh eggs, the Highland herd at the fence, and the Premium Highland Cow Experience to book while you're here.
Questions guests ask about FishHouse Tiny Home
How many people can FishHouse Tiny Home sleep?
3 guests, 1 bedroom and 1 bath.
What comes with booking direct on cedarpondfarms.com?
Booked direct, the farm dresses the room before you arrive — a pair of Cedar Pond robes, a Gelato Brothers 4-pack in the freezer with espresso pods for a brogatto, and fresh flowers cut from the farm's own gardens.
Can I see the fluffy cows from FishHouse Tiny Home?
Yes — from outside the fences. The Highland herd grazes the pastures around the farm, and guests can buy a bucket of feed to carry to the fields. Please never touch the fence — the pasture fences are electrified. To get in with the herd — petting, brushing, photographs — book a guided cow experience; it is its own booking, and there is no upgrade fee to attach one to a stay.
FishHouse Tiny Home in photographs
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Take the 3D tour of FishHouse Tiny Home
Walk through the whole place before you book — every room, at your own pace.
Book FishHouse Tiny Home
Booked direct, the farm dresses the room — robes waiting, Gelato Brothers gelato in the freezer, fresh flowers from our gardens. The Farm Stays page has the full welcome. Questions first? Talk to a human.