Relax and Recharge at The Moon Shine Bungalow near the Ocoee River
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight stays
Fitness Level
No physical exertion needed; suitable for all visitors.
Overview
Discover a cozy bungalow retreat in Ocoee, Tennessee, perfect for unwinding after whitewater rafting adventures on the famed Ocoee River. No minimum stay required, just a welcoming spot to relax and recharge.
The Moon Shine Bungalow
Sleeps Four Guests!
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About This Adventure
Experience a memorable stay in our charming bungalows, designed like hotel rooms with cozy double beds and full bathrooms. Enjoy evenings on spacious front porches with rocking chairs, perfect for relaxing after river adventures. With no two-night minimum and a charcoal grill, it’s an ideal getaway for friends and family.
Book your Bungalow now for the perfect stay!
Our new bungalows are set up like hotel rooms, with two double beds and full bathroom. They have front porches and rocking chairs so you can enjoy the evening after an exciting day on the river.
Our bungalows can accommodate a maximum of four people. We do not require a two-night minimum in the cottages. Our cabins are spacious and well furnished. Each cabin has a charcoal grill for your convenience. The all-time best features of these cabins are the spacious front porches and the fresh air to relax in while you enjoy the company of your friends and family. We will warn you…there are no telephones.
Check in time is after 3:00 p.m. EST and check-out time is 10:00 a.m. EST. Pets are not allowed in the cabins or bungalows.
Adventure Tips
Book early for river season
The Ocoee area fills up fast during prime rafting months; secure your bungalow early to avoid missing out.
Pack layers for variable weather
Mountain weather can shift quickly; bring warm layers for cool evenings on the porch.
Use charcoal grill safely
Always supervise the charcoal grill on your bungalow porch and dispose of ashes properly to prevent wildfires.
Arrive prepared for river adventures
Bring water shoes, waterproof bags, and quick-drying clothing if you plan to raft nearby.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern box turtle
History
The Ocoee River hosted the 1996 Olympic whitewater events, cementing its status as a premier rafting destination.
Conservation
Efforts in the region focus on protecting river health and surrounding forests through sustainable tourism practices.
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Adventure Hotspots in Ocoee
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable hiking shoes
Ideal for exploring local trails and forests around the bungalow.
spring specific
Lightweight rain jacket
Summer showers are common in the mountains, stay dry and comfortable.
summer specific
Warm fleece or jacket
Cooler fall evenings make a warm layer essential for porch relaxation.
fall specific
Insulated water bottle
Keep beverages warm during chilly winter stays near the river.
winter specific