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Quarter Spring Farm

98%

· Liberty, De Kalb, Tennessee

65 acres hosted by Heather B.

1 glamping pitch

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Quarter Spring Farm is located in Liberty, TN on the western edge of the Cumberland Plateau. It comprises 63 acres of wooded ridges and hollows with exceptional hiking and distinct landscape features. Smith Fork Creek, which feeds Center Hill Lake, is visible from the campsite. Quarter Spring Farm’s history is murky and still being discovered. The house is over 100 years old. There are stone property walls that may predate the civil war. We believe this site was a Mississippian period settlement because of the large amount of artifacts we have found. Rest easy on our beautiful knoll with a pastoral view. We have constructed a geodesic dome on the edge of our working farm. The hike to it is short and moderate, and the view of the Tennessee hills is spectacular. Parking is available near our farmhouse, which is about a five minute hike from the dome. We will be happy to load your gear on our UTV to make set up a little easier for you if we are available to do so. There are plenty of outdoor activities including biking, canoeing, swimming, and fishing. Center Hill lake is about a ten minute drive. There are numerous state parks within 50 miles, including Fall Creek Falls, Virgin Falls, Burgess Falls, and many more. We have a few hiking trails on our own property as well. You can hike out with the goats in the morning, or spend your afternoon watching the sheep grazing on our pasture. This really is a beautiful and peaceful environment, a perfect relaxing getaway from the hectic pace of modern life.

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Natural features

Cave

Forest

Lake

Swimming hole

98%

61 Ratings · 51 reviews

Holli C.doesn't recommend

October 25, 2024

Thunder Dome

I guess i thought it would be more, The view was outside amazing, but the dome looked nothing like the pictures. it was dirty, no electricity ( it was 35 degrees), so no heat. there wasnt a light in the whole place, and they did give us a large battery to charge our stuff, but it wasn't ready until after we arrived ( i booked 2 months ahead) they asked us when we arrived if we had headlights to walk to the camp, im glad we did.. what if we didnt? The toilet was under the porch and we booth didn't trust it. the wood we bought from them, im glad we did, it wasnt prepped for burning and we had to cut it at 3 am to get some kind of warmth. the lighters they left us didnt work, glad we had our own. the extra blankets in the bin, were covered in bugs, and in the morning we found out the bed was to. the dome pictures are what got my booking, but it wasnt anything like it showed, the dome was dirty inside and out, so you couldnt see the view as shown the in the pics. im so surprised they are able to rent this out, it was so bad. our truck stop shower the next day was the best thing about the whole night. i normally dont write bad reveiws but this was bad..

Haley C.recommends

July 30, 2024

Thunder Dome

Great views, friendly goats

You’ll meet heather down by the road, and load up your stuff in the bank of her 4 wheeler. SO HELPFUL. She’ll walk you behind the house, up through a gate, past the chickens a goats, and up to a large clearing and overlook where the dome is located, then come bank with the 4 wheeler. We brought our pillows and a small propane stove where we cooked breakfast, and we cooked one meal over the fire place. Loved being greeted by goats in the AM. They are so friendly and love being pet! We also drove to center hill lake one day for a reprieve from the heat. The dome starts cooking as soon as the sun comes up and doesn’t cool down until sunset. You’ll want to be out and about during that time if you visit in summer. You’ll want to bring your own cooking utensils, but don’t need to bring your own drinking or washing water.

Julie G.recommends

July 26, 2024

Thunder Dome

We love staying in unique, peaceful, beautiful settings and Heather’s Thunder Dome definitely checked off all the boxes. Heather is super helpful with taking your bags and gear up to the dome and back to your car when leaving as long as she is available. The 5 minute walk was perfect to see the scenery whether it was chickens, goats, sheep, or just the trees themselves. The Dome itself had everything we needed. The bed is super comfortable. Everything was clean, there was a battery to us if we needed it, and a fan if it got too hot. The deck is amazing with great views!! A few things that made our stay even better…Heather was a great host, it rained while we slept the first night, the sheep and goats coming to see us each morning, fried bologna and ribeye steak for dinner, knowing that we would love to come back in the winter to see it with snow.

Lyle P.recommends

July 22, 2024

Thunder Dome

Lovely time

Wonderful experience all around. Heather is a delightful host and very accommodating. She introduced us to the goats and gave us a ride on the 4 wheeler to the dome. The dome was very comfortable. Views don’t disappoint and the whole experience was quite relaxing. Would recommend and stay again!

Kim G.recommends

July 13, 2024

Thunder Dome

The view was absolutely amazing. The host was friendly and we did the goat hike and that was fun. So many goats lol. The dome does get very hot during the day. The toilet is under the deck kinda uncomfortable and hard to get to we always bring our own camp toilet and shower and id recommend that. You can not park at cite and it's prob 5-8 min hike to and from car to cite. Over all it was pleasant

Jennifer G.recommends

June 13, 2024

Thunder Dome

BEAUTIFUL view! Sad we didn’t have more time to explore. This is a great place to get away from the city life but still pretty close to civilization (I had 3 bars on my Verizon phone). The view of the stars was simply AMAZING! It was peaceful and relaxing. This would be a great place for someone that wants to get into nature but doesn’t necessarily want to deal with all visitors in state parks. Heather was a great host! We had a few mishaps that set our arrival time back and Heather was very gracious and understanding.

Location

Liberty, De Kalb, Tennessee, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of ᏣᎳᎫᏪᏘᏱ Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East), S’atsoyaha (Yuchi), and Shawandasse Tula (Shawanwaki/Shawnee) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking