Once Upon a Time Wilderness Adventures

Accommodations

We started by cutting pine, cedar, oak, hickory, and walnut trees and taking them to a local sawmill to be cut into lumber. After drying the wood for a couple of years, we built the bunkhouse nestled in the woods. Ed built custom twin bunkbeds from walnut and cedar, and a 40 foot front porch, complete with rocking chairs. The cabin sleeps 12 people, dormitory-style. The cabin has heat, electricity, and air conditioning.
A complete kitchen is fully stocked with dishes, utensils, pots and pans, stove,
refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher.

The nearby shower house has four modern showers with private dressing rooms and plenty of hot water. Four outhouses are located along a trail behind the cabin. After all, this is rural Appalachia and a wilderness adventure!

You will enjoy home-cooked meals in the dining hall at the main house with stunning views of the mountains. Arleen is famous
for her blackberry cobbler, homemade pies, and chicken and dumplings.