A Retro Trailer Coach Park

About the Space

This is also convenient to hospitals, shopping, events, education, and other amenities of city life. This is the Smoky Mountain version of "Mayberry" and was chosen as one of the top ten most beautiful towns in Tennessee. In addition, it was designated a “Trail Town" in 2014 by the Southeastern Foot Trails Coalition (SEFTC) and the Benton MacKaye Trail Association (BMTA) as an exceptional location to visit for these activities. The SEFTC is a coalition of almost all the trail clubs within the Southeastern United States. The BMTA oversees the Benton MacKaye Trail, a 300-mile long-distance trail, which courses through the mountains just east of Tellico Plains and Coker Creek. We provides a unique setting that takes vacationers back to a simpler time. With its unique location situated in the small rural community, Tennessee and the gateway to the beautiful Cherokee National Forest it attracts the attention of a wide variety of vacationers. The village is nestled near the beautiful Cherokee National Forest where a movie producer has limitless options to produce movies and/or commercials to please their palette such as kayaking on the Tellico River, hiking any one of the many hiking trails, hike the Cherohala Skyway or hike or bike ride around Indian Boundary Lake, and/or shop arts and crafts in Tellico Plains or Coker Creek Tellico. Touring the Cherohala Skyway and US 129 (the Dragan Tail) are popular rides for motorcycles, bicycles, and automobile clubs, due to the scenic beauty of these mountain roads.. Each Trailer is unique and a different model dating from 1949 to 1961. The Village not only offers unique lodging but the fascinating back story of how the Spartan Aircraft Company founded in 1928 in Tulsa, Oklahoma was able to transition from making airplanes to making top of the line mobile homes/Camping Trailers. At the end of World War II the Spartan factory was beefed up due to wartime production. However, after the war the company decided to change direction, and use their expertise in building innovative airplanes to building high-end mobile homes to meet the housing shortage after the war. Spartan spared no expense on these trailers. They were manufactured to the highest quality and sleekest design employing the monocoque building technique used in airplane manufacturing and were considered to be the “Cadillac” of trailers. The trailers were built with a modern look incorporating many deco design elements. This is made up of six distinctive models preserved as closely to their original state while updating the units to offer all the amenities of modern life. The travel coaches all face a center courtyard.