We love staying here! Be sure to bring all dishware and cookware, as well as a container for carrying water from the pump to the cabin. Excellent birding, fun ( but wet) on the trails. A beaver was resident- probably temporary- at the small pond bEside the cabin. The West Fork Trail, accessed by forest rt 35, had wonderful wildflowers and butterflies.

We love staying here! Be sure to bring all dishware and cookware, as well as a container for carrying water from the pump to the cabin. Excellent birding, fun ( but wet) on the trails. A beaver was resident- probably temporary- at the small pond bEside the cabin. The West Fork Trail, accessed by forest rt 35, had wonderful wildflowers and butterflies.

the weather was beautiful, the cabins accommodated everyone. we always enjoy cooking over the fire. fished at Spruce Knob Lake and got to watch an Osprey in action. the grandkids call the observation tower at Spruce Knob a castle. we even created a couple of scavenger hunts for kids

the weather was beautiful, the cabins accommodated everyone. we always enjoy cooking over the fire. fished at Spruce Knob Lake and got to watch an Osprey in action. the grandkids call the observation tower at Spruce Knob a castle. we even created a couple of scavenger hunts for kids

love the cabins! the only thing bad were the mattress and they put new ones in!! love staying here!

love the cabins! the only thing bad were the mattress and they put new ones in!! love staying here!

Everything was in good shape and clean.

Everything was in good shape and clean.

Directions were wrong. Be prepared to be on a very curvy one lane road with no signs and no service for AT LEAST an hour. Park rec people couldn't give the names of the roads or navigate properly, which lead us further into the mountain and were still lost. Never made it there..so maybe it exists? There’s no pictures..just saying. If you miss it, the cabin spot that is, don’t worry 40 miles of that one lane dirt road with no service will eventually lead you to a small town close to the Virginia state line. Beware of the office hours too, they’re the only ones who know s of the cabins existence, so don’t call after hours or your out of luck. They didn’t want to refund any of my money either, I can understand to an extent why..but nothing at all? And I obviously had trouble finding it with the imaginary “signs” they claim they have. If your coming from Wymer, take middle mountain road till PUB ROAD 14 (not listed as FORSET ROAD 14), and approximately 18-19 miles later it should be there..somewhere..that’s the best info I can pass on to all y’all..good luck

Directions were wrong. Be prepared to be on a very curvy one lane road with no signs and no service for AT LEAST an hour. Park rec people couldn't give the names of the roads or navigate properly, which lead us further into the mountain and were still lost. Never made it there..so maybe it exists? There’s no pictures..just saying. If you miss it, the cabin spot that is, don’t worry 40 miles of that one lane dirt road with no service will eventually lead you to a small town close to the Virginia state line. Beware of the office hours too, they’re the only ones who know s of the cabins existence, so don’t call after hours or your out of luck. They didn’t want to refund any of my money either, I can understand to an extent why..but nothing at all? And I obviously had trouble finding it with the imaginary “signs” they claim they have. If your coming from Wymer, take middle mountain road till PUB ROAD 14 (not listed as FORSET ROAD 14), and approximately 18-19 miles later it should be there..somewhere..that’s the best info I can pass on to all y’all..good luck