The Inn at Evins Mill

he Inn at Evins Mill is a scenic and secluded forty-acre retreat located one hour east of Nashville. Designated a "Tennessee State Natural Area," our property features the state's tenth highest waterfall, 90ft. Carmac Falls and a pristine swimming hole beneath its cascades. Miles of hiking trails along wooded bluffs, babbling streams, and other scenic vistas also await our guests.

Evins Mill also offers a textured history. Our Gristmill, built in 1939 by State Senator Edgar Evins, is one of only a handful in the state still operable. Today, the mill is home to grinding exhibitions and a modern conference center. Our Main Lodge, built the same year, was a family retreat for Edgar's son, U.S. Congressman Joe Evins. With poplar floors, cedar porches, fieldstone fireplaces, and a cozy ambiance, the lodge is home to The Millstone Restaurant and southern gourmet cuisine. Most of our fourteen guest rooms are in three award-winning cottages, adjacent to the Main Lodge and perched on a bluff overlooking Fall Creek.

B&B packages feature a variety of themes, including romantic getaways, mysteries, massage therapy, culinary lessons, and holidays. We also host weddings, receptions, and rehearsal dinners, as well as corporate retreats and other special events.

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

• Tennessee's tenth highest waterfall
• Historic Gristmill & Log Lodge
• 3 enormous fieldstone fireplaces
• a designated "Tennessee Sate Natural Area"
• miles of hiking trails
• fishing pond
• natural swimming holes
• championship golf course 10 minutes away
• Center Hill, Tennessee's premier recreational lake, 5 minutes away
• Joe L. Evins Center for Crafts 10 minutes away