Staying in Jellico
Jellico sits right on the Kentucky line where I-75 climbs into the Cumberlands, next to Indian Mountain State Park. Travelers stop here for the interstate motels, the state-park campground and quick access to the mountains on both sides of the line.
Places to stay in and around Jellico
Expect a handful of I-75 exit motels in town; more choice sits south toward Caryville and Jellico, with cabins and rentals scattered through the hills.
Lodging pages nearby: Caryville, Jellico and Norris Lake.
From our Jellico guide — checked by our editors. Call ahead; rates and rooms change.
Map: places to stay near Jellico
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Also searchJellico hotels ↗ I-75 motels and cabins near the state line.
Before you book
- Lake and festival weekends fill rooms early — book ahead or stay a little farther out.
- Many small-town stays are cabins, campgrounds or motels — read the listing for check-in times and pets.
- Check which time zone you’re in: parts of the plateau and the Sequatchie Valley run on Central time.
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