“Why aren’t we flying? Because getting there is half the fun. You Know that.” – Clark Griswold As we as a society navigate a new era of travel, one thing is certain, most Americans are finding a renowned love and
Want to feel as if you are walking through a watercolor painting? Ready to ride your bike through a forest of orange and red? If so, it’s time to head to the New River Gorge. While the region is packed
A 4-Person Treehouse In The New River Gorge Previous Next The Tuscany Treehouse is a gorgeous, Italian-themed hand built treehouse located in Hico, WV, less than five miles from the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Tuscany is carefully
The Reviews Are In… “My husband and I stayed at Holly Rock Treehouse to celebrate our 30th Wedding Anniversary. When we arrived we were greeted with Champagne and cake and soft music playing in the treehouse. The design is magical.
Family Adventures in the New River Gorge From the tranquil pools and inviting rapids of the Upper New to the roaring whitewater of the Lower New River, part of what makes the New River Gorge an ideal family vacation destination
Love Food? Here’s Where to Eat While You Stay at Country Road Cabins: In the New River Gorge National Park area, there are so many local restaurants with a variety of tasty food to try. We know it can be
Our Pet-Friendly Cabins We have several lodging options for those guests who can’t bear to leave their four-legged companions at home. These options include: Love Shack, Iron Ring, Spencer, Mountaineer, Appalachian, Cherokee, Insignificant, and both of our glamping tents. You
Crazy Cabin Names You may have wondered while browsing our cabins, why do our lodgings have such odd names. Why not just label them cabin 1, 2, 3, and so on? Well, it is because our cabin names all either
What is Glamping? Let’s start at the beginning. Camping is one of those love it or hate it things. Some people love the stark contrast to the modern world, getting in touch with survival instincts and living simply for a
We have always loved New River Gorge for its 1,000-foot-high sandstone cliffs, its 70,000+ acres of forested land and its 53 miles of churning river. But this under-the-radar gem is gaining new attention outside of the Mountain State. On Dec.
At the crossroads of luxury and unspoiled wilderness lies Country Road Cabins —just minutes away for the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve and the world renowned New River Gorge Bridge. Whether you choose a deluxe log cabin private
Fall Foliage Fall is quickly approaching and here, in the New River Gorge National Park area, we get some of the best views of the leaves changing around late October. All of our lodgings are located within a wooded area
Country Road Cabins is pleased to announce the addition and construction of our brand new “Safari Sun” luxury glamping tent to be completed by Memorial Day weekend 2021! “It’s not your Grandma’s camping tent adventure”…. The themed “Safari Sun” tent
Sylvia, Carla, June and Kathy comprise our housekeeping team and are essential to the complete guest experience here at Country Road Cabins! They take great pride in their work and have an eye for detail. With over 54 years of combined
I may have taken the bird watching a little too far this week. We had some wonderful and super-enthusiastic folks visiting the cabins. They were taking part in the New River Birding and Nature Festival. It’s an annual event here
We’d like for everyone to meet Abagail Carte – our Abby. Abby is about to graduate from Midland Trail High School and in the Fall, she will head off to West Virginia University’s Nursing program. If you are visiting us
Hello everyone – Bin here. Did you all hear that the New River Birding Festival is in town? Yes, there are bird-lovers all over Country Road Cabins. Right now, they are out hiking on a little trek they call ‘Birding
Hello everyone. I’m Bin of Country Road Cabins. I found this wonderful and lovely place after wondering alone in the woods for a while. The folks here have been so very kind to me – as they are to all
Welcome Bin to Country Road Cabins and welcome all to the Bin Blog. Bin is short for ‘caBIN cat’ which is the name that stuck to this incredibly handsome creature who has allowed us to become his family . Bin
Some visitors wonder why our cabins have such unusual names. I guess you could say it’s a regional thing or maybe a professional hazard. Owners Paul and Jennifer Breuer moved to southern West Virginia in the 1970s because they loved