Great place to get away. For a campground this is amazing clean and organized. Plenty of fire wood…read morefor relaxing by the fire. Lots of tree cover for shade and privacy. I biked up from Cumberland for an overnight and had a super relaxing time. The owners are very friendly and accommodating. And their husky is cool as well. Highly recommend this place!

The best, simple campground anyone could ever want. Well…read moremaintained, well stocked, clean and an excellent site right next to the river and GAP. The showers were a welcome extra, along with charging our phones and getting plenty of water. Stay here if you are riding the GAP and need to stay near Rockwood.

Yoder is the place to stay. Don't bother looking elsewhere…read more Let's start with the house. It is cute, cozy, immaculate, comfortable room and bed, porch to cherish, close to the trail and has a great breakfast. Now, the best part. we met owners Chuck and Denise for the first time. So pleasant and helpful as can be. Our group had an injured rider stay for two days even while others rode. Seriously, between the owners and an angel employee named Loretta (?) they cared for him like he was family. We would/will not stay anywhere but Yoder House given the chance to ride GAP again.

Very nice property... Chuck and Denise are great hosts. Breakfast is included and very filling!read more

Lovely place to hang out with family and friends. Drinks and…read morefresh made pizza were refreshing and delicious!!

Have stayed at the B&B now twice! Both were great experiences! Bryn is an amazing host. The beds…read moreare some of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in! Amazing breakfast too! A great option for when staying in the area and incredible affordable too! Worth every penny! Beyond this, we appreciated that they are open to all backgrounds and diversity of guests, which is not always found unfortunately. Couldn't say enough good things! Def worth checking out!

Our stay at the 901 Guest house was one of our best B&B stays ever. From the minute we arrived and…read moremet Amy the Inn keeper and her warm and welcoming personality, it was a nice transition from a long car ride. She took the time to provide us with a tour of one of the most complete and original victorian homes built during the age of the lumber barron. What alterations where made to make it a B&B with a private bath for each room was done thoughtfully so no awckward showers in what used to be coat closets or anything. the rooms are eleganly decorated and furnished with out to much stuff that often gets cramed into every corner of most B&Bs. Great refreshments in the evening even better breakfast in the morning and plenty of local information and recomendations. As a traveler who tries to support small business I often feel like I am making a contrubution because not all of the places I have stayed really provide a complete and easy stay. This time the bargain was all mine.

So clean, so perfectly located for biking the trails and exploring the town of Cumberland. Gail,…read moreowner and host, goes above and beyond to ensure that her guests are comfortable in every way. She cooks and serves a wonderful breakfast offering more than enough food and also is ready with information to send her guests off on a day of biking, hiking, and exploring. And at the end of a busy day, cozy comfortable beds are there for a good night's sleep. Thank you, Gail.

If you're a biker, you need to stop in at the Inn on Decatur. Our hosts Gail and Steve went above…read moreand beyond to make our stay fabulous. They know the area and will help get you to the trails. Knowing it was my birthday, I was greeted with a bottle of wine and lots of chocolate. The place was clean and had access to a kitchenette which we really enjoyed. Gail went the extra mile to ensure COVID precautions were followed. The best part about staying here is the breakfast. It is hands down the best breakfast I've had at a B&B. Plenty of food and variety. I seriously want to go back just for the breakfast! She also accommodated my gluten allergy. Love this place!

Staying here on previous cross-country excursions has proven a double-edged sword for us. We love…read morethe accomodations and the innkeepers, but on our recent trip we chose to stay someplace else because we don't have a 4 wheel drive vehicle and feared getting stuck trying to drive out of their rather long snow-covered driveway. Both times we stayed last year we had to rely on the owners for a tow to the road. Mind you we have a front wheel drive Saab Aero, so you'd think the Swedes would have designed a car that could drive through snow, but the snows last year were just too deep and we weren't willing to chance it again. That being said, this was a great place to stay, especially the time we got upgraded to the bigger of their two rooms. (The third accomodation is a a cabin for families.) We've stayed in both rooms. The bigger room is expansive with vaulted ceilings, a king size bed, a full size kitchen, and a modular sofa; the smaller room has a small size refrigerator, microwave and a small table and chairs. Part of the fun of getting snowed in on our first visit when we got upgraded was getting to the grocery store after our skiing and then making a comfort food dinner of meatloaf, baked potatoes, and oven braised cabbage for ourselves as the snow fell. The meal became hearty skiers' lunches of meatloaf sandwiches the next day and the cabbage became soup. Breakfast is always the fun part of staying at a B&B and here it consists of a precooked meal wrapped in plastic and placed in the fridge to reheat in the microwave the next morning. It certainly tasted better than my description sounds. For anyone like us who likes to recreate in the state parks, the owners will provide you a Maryland state park pass for free park access during your stay. Waters Run is located on a beautiful piece of property way off the beaten path. If you've got the right vehicle, it's a great place to stay in the winter and any other time of the year I'm sure.

The host, Sadie is very welcoming. We were provided with a generous breakfast with homemade bread,…read morequiche, yogurt parfaits, and crisp. Also, there was fresh apple juice. The suite is very cute and well-decorated. There was a friendly fat cat and a dog on the property.

I'd like to come up with a clever analogy for the cottage, but it's best to say this is the place…read moreto stay if you are visiting the Laurel Highlands area. A magical 16th-17th century farm with a private cottage, which owners Mona and Bryon share with guests to truly experience the rural life in Southwestern Pennsylvania. We celebrated our first year anniversary here and will come back in future years. Very convenient and central to Ohiopyle, Confluence, Chalk Hill and many local attractions.

Beautiful inn. All check in/out was done over the phone and via text. Would've preferred an in…read moreperson greeting upon check in for an added personal touch and to be shown around a bit. Main room downstairs is lovely and my room was beautifully appointed. Lovely older well maintained home. Wish my stay had been longer. Would definitely stay here again. Only suggestion is to replace remote for fireplace as it was faulty and cracked.

My wife and I had a great weekend stay recently. We checked in late on a Friday night with no…read moreissues, as clear instructions were left for us. The room was great and the fireplace was perfect during the snowstorm. Kim was great and gave us a quick tour of the house while passing by. Restaurants, bars, shops are all blocks away. Grocery store is close by too. This hotel has the amenities you would expect, but if you need a 24/7 concierge or room service, this might not be the place for you. If you're looking for a clean, quiet, stay in a place with great history, check out Thistledown.

We rented the whole house - sixteen people in seven bedrooms - for a family reunion weekend, and…read moreloved it. I can't speak for how the dynamic would feel for those just seeking a single room (although this is, I suspect, most of their business), but it was perfect for our needs. It's an older building, recently and seamlessly expanded to accommodate a healthy crowd. It's charming without being cluttered with country knick-knacks. The proprietors are helpful while respecting your privacy. It's comfortable and clean. The wireless internet and satellite television are nice (since cell service is pretty much nil here). And the house is right on the river (as is pretty much everything else in town). Confluence is obviously in the middle of nowhere, but it's a beautiful nowhere. It's in the heart of the Laurel Highlands, a stone's throw from the Yough River, a short walk to decent eating and the Allegheny Passage bike trail, and a short drive from Fallingwater, river rafting, etc. I'll close with an anecdote about small town hospitality. My brother's kids left behind a few items in a downstairs closet. They live more than an hour away in Pittsburgh, so retrieving their toys would have been no easy task. But he called the Parker House, and they knew of someone who was going to be traveling to Pittsburgh the following weekend. The toys were carried along and dropped off. How awesome is that?

The Positives - Very clean facility with tons of rooms and space to accommodate all guests. They…read morehave a back porch for you to sit out on and a locked shed on site for you to store your bike. The bathrooms were large and the rooms very spacious. It's easy to get to off trail. The Negatives - It shouldn't be called a Bed and Breakfast as there is no breakfast provided, something we didn't know until we arrived. We never met the owners which is a little unusual for a BnB. Also, there is nowhere to eat in this town and we strongly feel the owner should let you know the restrictions before you book. There are two restaurants in town, both which have extremely limited hours after Labor Day so neither were open. That leaves one gas station to get your meal from, and apart from the obvious downside of eating at a gas station it also closes at 7:00 so you're out of luck completely after that. Had we known we'd have no dinner options AND no breakfast we would have ridden the extra 10 miles to Ohiopyle and had a much much better time.