New River Cabins #5-Fayetteville close to NewRiver

Description

Create your next adventure with us in our clean and cozy cabin! Built a few years ago in a private wooded area, we are centrally located 4 minutes north of the New River bridge and 15 minutes from Gauley River/Summersville Lake.

Our cabins are fully furnished and have a full bathroom, can sleep up to four with two twin beds in a bedroom and two twin beds in a common area. There’s heat/ AC, TV, and room outside to sit out underneath the stars with a fire! We are pet friendly! There is a kitchenette area with a two-burner electric stovetop built in, microwave, coffee maker, and a full-size refrigerator/freezer. We do not supply pots, pans, dishes, utensils, cups, or coffee. Cabins are air-conditioned/heated.

We always stock our cabins with all bed linens, and the bathroom has towels, hand soap, and toilet paper. There is a television but no satellite, cable or local stations. Feel free to bring your own DVD player, games, etc. and cords. We do not supply cords for your devices. Free WI-FI!

Outside, there is a picnic table, a covered porch with benches, and plenty of parking. You can cook on the fire ring and later push aside the grate to sit around the fire. Firewood is for sale on the porch for $5. Guests have access to the parking lot and the yards behind the cabins. Feel free to bring a Frisbee! We currently require two night stays, but please message us if you are looking for only one night. Our intention is for the tiny house to be affordable and work with your schedule.

If the price you see for the dates you want is not available, please message us and let us know what would work for you so we can try to accommodate you. Guests have access to the parking lot and the yards in back of the cabins. Feel free to bring a frisbie! Near Fayetteville, our cabins are a few minutes from the New River and 15 minutes from the Gauley River and Summersville Lake.

You will be close to whitewater rafting, kayaking, mountain climbing, incredible hiking and biking trails, and many other activities. This is the heart of whitewater rafting country. We are also near national parks and areas offering an array of activities, such as Adventures on the Gorge, Ace, and all other rafting and zip lines companies. Please message us at any time with questions.

We want each guest to have an awesome experience, so please review our listing thoroughly to make sure this is the experience you want. ♦ Ask about one-night weekend stays. ♦ Ask about discounts we have for most local activities. ♦ Ask about the specials we have from time to time on our rates. ♦ We have other tiny houses and cabins on Airbnb, so if this one is booked, message us for details. ♦ Ask about multi-night stays and, for larger groups, multi-cabin discounts. We have enough cabins for 44 people! ♦ We are pet-friendly. There is a one-time fee of $25 per pet.

THE CLIMATE The area has medium to high temperatures in the mountains, warmer on strong sun days and cooler nights. Please bring the appropriate clothing for the season and climate. Please check weather reports. We suggest clothing layers, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, and plenty of water to stay hydrated.

THE ACTIVITIES ♦ Rafting is available for ages 6 and older, with skill levels ranging from totally inexperienced to experienced. ♦ Paddle boarding ♦ Fishing ♦ Mountain biking ♦ Zip lining – Seasonal, but Adventures on the Gorge also offers winter zip lining.

TreeTops Canopy Zip Line Canopy Tour is open year-round. Reservations are required. ♦ Rock climbing- We also are just three minutes from the area’s best rock-climbing sites in New River Gorge National Park. ♦ 20 minutes from the new Boy Scout Camp - Bechtel Reserve ♦ Bird watching ♦ Hiking – USA Today readers voted the Endless Wall Loop Trail the top national park day hike in America. It's very accessible and views are stunning. Long Point is another favorite trail. If you are not a hiker, several scenic views require little to no hiking. Stop at Canyon Rim Visitor Center for the 411 on the best hikes and views. It’s just around the corner from Adventures on the Gorge.

Get info on ghost towns and hiking trails nearby. ♦ New River Gorge Bridge Walk – This bridge’s catwalk once was the realm of safety inspectors and “bridge poachers” – daring locals who made this wild stroll a favorite midnight activity. Now the bridge hikes are offered daily by the folks at Bridge Walk, which has a super-strong cable from end to end. They’ll set you in a harness and clip you onto the cable for your tour.

♦ ATV/dirt bike riding – While this is not a local activity, on the way here or on the way home, the historic town of Matewan is 2½ hours from Fayetteville and is in the heart of the area known for the famous Hatfield and McCoy feud. If you have ATVs or dirt bikes, this area has amazing terrain for riding in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains. Ask us about combining your stay in the New River Gorge area with lodging in the Hatfield-McCoy area.

♦ Shop for antiques in downtown Fayetteville. Just five minutes over the New River Gorge Bridge are a slew of mom-and-pop antique shops, not to mention a bunch of great restaurants, all within walking distance of each other.

♦ Visit Chetty’s Pub and watch the day’s game on the big-screen TVs there. This is the place to unwind with a brew and some great food. Watch your rafting trip at the end of the day in Chetty’s as well. ♦ Visit the tasting room at Bridge Brew Works, not far from downtown Fayetteville. We are located 4 miles north of the New River off of Rt. 19. One mile south of Rt. 60.

The area is called Hico, but we are located closer to Fayetteville. Please ask us for an exact address (for a better map) and for directions.

Within 15 minutes of: all activities (rafting, ziplines, kayaking,etc) rock climbing, nearby National Parks, The Gauley River, Summersville Lake, all hiking and biking trails as well. 20 minutes from the Summit Bechel Reserve Boy Scout Camp.

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