Twelve dome cabins, twelve private hot tubs, twelve decks · Six domes on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee · Six domes on Bull Shoals Lake in Arkansas
A hot tub inside a shared motel spa is not the same thing as a private hot tub on your own deck under dark skies. Every dome at both McBride Outdoor Hospitality properties has a real hot tub, outside, on a private deck — no shared bathhouse, no schedule, no neighbors five feet away. Two properties, two very different landscapes, twelve chances to find the one you actually want.
What a real hot tub deck looks like
- Private. The tub is on the deck of your dome. No shared bathhouse, no motel corridor, no scheduled slot.
- Outside, under the sky. Cumberland Plateau canyon views on the TN side. Lake views or forest views on the AR side. Both properties have dark skies you cannot get in town.
- Real recovery. After a day of climbing, hiking, fishing, or driving in from far away, the difference between a hotel bathtub and a hot tub on the deck matters more than you think.
- Every dome, every season. The tubs run year-round. Winter dome + steaming hot tub + snow on the plateau is a photo you cannot get in July.
Pick your landscape
The Canyon at Pond Creek — Pikeville, Tennessee
Six geodesic glamping domes on 447 private acres in the Sequatchie Valley. Waterfalls, 100-foot canyon walls, 150-plus routes at Pond Creek Crag on the property, dark skies, 1 hour north of Chattanooga. Private hot tub on every deck.
Falling Stars — Oakland, Arkansas
Six geodesic glamping domes on Bull Shoals Lake in the Ozarks. Lake and forest views, minutes to the boat ramps and the White River tailwater, dark skies. Private hot tub on every deck.
Book the property you want
Both properties direct-book. Rates hold steady year-round. Weekends fill first — especially around events, peak fall foliage, and holidays. Book direct for the widest availability.
