Last year we planned out four wheeling trip early but due to some change plans at my husbands work…read morewe had to cancel them. We got this last-minute trip planned but unfortunately there was no space open at our regular cabins so we looked online and found Southern gap adventures. Boy are we so happy that we did. The people are friendly and the cabins are very nice- as nice or nicer as the other place. The best part of all was the spearhead trail system you ride from the outdoor adventure area right onto the trails how many miles of trails- More than 150 miles worth of awesome well-kept trails, and more are being built This year. The new trails are in much better shape than the other place and there are more challenging trails will still being blue and the whole group able to ride and have a lot of fun. Riding on the spearhead trail system you can go into the town of hazy and visit the breaks interstate park or you can ride into the town of Grandy where there is a convenient Walmart, ABC store, gas, and a few good places to eat. purchased yearly trail passes for $10 more than the other place and that is not due to Southern gap adventures but because Buchanon county only gives residency discounts to those who live in the county. I thought the price was high but then I remembered that our last trip to Busch Gardens was $60 a person and I had four days of awesome fun riding these trails. As far as Sellitti's there are camping spaces very nice large bathhouse and cabins which have their own bathrooms, and a small kitchenette. The beds were comfortable and we stayed in the winter in the heat work very well. Looking around the property we can see that there's an area for mud pits and the lodge has a very large great room which could be used for a good party if your riding club decided to come up here for their yearly meet up. If you have four wheeling and you love riding all day on well-maintained trails and staying in the camping area or a cabin hosted by really friendly people at really reasonable prices then I really strongly suggest that you give Southern gap adventures a try. It's only 20 miles away from the other place.

This was our first trip to the Grundy area to ride the spearhead trails. This place was great. They…read morerent 4 seater atvs at a reasonable price. The rentals are very nice. We all had a wonderful time. It rained most of the day, but that made it even more fun. They also have a really nice camp area with very clean bath houses and showers. The staff is very friendly. We had a tire blow out on a trail and they were very helpful to get us back up and running again. We will be back here for sure. Highly recommend anyone check them out.

Beautiful grounds and perfect location for the Spearhead trails!!…read more My family and I love this place!

Rita and William are real good people. It is a real good place to stay for people that don't have a…read morehome.

The campground is absolutely beautiful with a creek running through it and amazing views of the…read moremountains. Each site has full hookups including internet and sewer and everything is very clean and well maintained. The check in area had a picnic pavilion with grills free for use. Big Stone is less than a mile whith walking trails that pass right by the campground. You can walk to several restaurants and stores. Be sure to check out Curlins and order the fried green tomatoes.

A great RV park & Campground with plenty of access. Many pull through sites. Grass between each…read moresite. Fire pits and picnic tables at each site. Very nice owner, very friendly. The bath house was clean and decorated very nice. Looks like it has been freshly painted. A wonderful covered pavilion with lots of tables and gas grills. They even had season firewood available for a couple dollars. They even have a draw bridge to walk across the powell river to access the Big Stone Gap town's walking trail. It is truly a hidden gem.

Private sole hotel brand…read more I arrived in for an early check in and I found that this hotel was located in a residential part of the city. There are not too many restaurants, if any, lots of houses, a church, etc. The entrance is only on one side. If one were to drive in according to the "Maps" app, it will take you to the one road (this is the only road to access Benham). Trust me, I tried the road next to it thinking that was a way to the back parking lot and I was already on someone's property (thinking I was going to get threatened or shot) Anyway, the entrance on the one road that the "MAPS" app leaves you on is on the left and there are four spots for registration only parking. The rest are behind the hotel, which one will have to take what looks like an impassable entrance to get there. This needs to be fixed because it is a liability on the hotel if a customer scratches their car against the wall, on the turn. Issues with room: Some other things I noticed were that the door to the hotel room reflexes to closed, which means you need to push it a bit more than a usual hotel door and while carrying luggage in, it could become an issue. There were a lack of outlets I found in the room. The outlets I did find were in inconvenient places like near the t.v., at ground level and near the sink. One will not be able to work on their laptop in this kind of setup. There is no elevator in this place. One will have to carry their luggage up the stairs. The walls are paper thin. I could hear a gal and guy next door to my room. I could not hear what they were actual saying, BUT could here them speaking something. From the atmosphere, I love the couches in the hallway. I had a chance to sit in one of the comfy chairs. Overall, the concept of a schoolhouse is great, but it needs to be more modernized in terms of hotel standards (elevator, widened entrance to the back parking lot.) Requested items: If you need an iron and iron board, you will have to request this at the registration desk (on your left when you enter this hotel). If you want to inquire about complimentary snacks, you will have to request this. They do have free snacks and so one can skip the vending machines. I ended up spending a $1 because I thought that was all they had. They also have a carbonated beverage vending machine as well (all I survived on while here was Great Value Glacier Ranch chips, Yoplait yogurt, water, and trail mix for dinner. In the morning, I ate Cinnamon Toast Crunch in an out of a to go container and a honeybun.) Edit: I checked on my cell phone and yes, there are literally no restaurants close to this place (everything is actually in the neighboring city of Cumberland, KY). Bathroom standards: Good ply toilet paper. Thick. Soft, fluffy towels. But bathroom fan is loud and makes grinding noises (room 1942). Suggestions: This hotel could use a business center for guests. And a fun comment...... This hotel is interesting, an old school house turn hotel. I am not sure why they do not have THOSE kind of conventions held here. You know those...non-vanilla relationship ones....SCHOOL HOUSE. ;)

Pretty building, but lacks many simple amenities better hotels have, such as coffee, breakfast,…read moreetc. There is a restaurant but its only open on Fridas and Saturdays. There isn't really a decent restaurant for 20+miles so this lack of dining leaves a lot to be desired. Simple coffee machines in the rooms would be huge. While attempting to eat at the restaurant, I was asked to move my table twice, and then was told they were out of what I ordered. Locals seem to get preference over guests at the hotel. The entire operation is poorly run, and lacks basics. Either do it right or shut it down.

Stone Mountain is a Wilderness Preserve area in Kentucky's Harlan County. There is an old wagon…read moretunnel carved through the capstone of Stone Mountain at Cranks Creek Wildlife Management Area. Http://eec.ky.gov/Nature-Preserves/Locations/Pages/Stone-Mountain.aspx

Nice hotel, staff is friendly, room was clean. Nice area. Standard pool and complimentary…read morebreakfast. Rates are very reasonable.

Where do I start? With the poo on the shower curtain? With the wholly unfriendly front desk staff?…read moreWith the terrible lighting in the room or the hot water that takes 3 minutes to get luke-warm? Or the water pressure that is faster if I used a spoon to pour it over my own head? Yeah... When we walked in the door - the two front desk clerks were NOT on the phone but made us wait about 3 minutes before engaging us. I guess that was some important solitaire on the computer? Did not recognize me as a Club member. I had to ASK to receive the welcome points (so far NOT received). When the 2nd clerk "insisted" we not only give the make-n-model of our car but demanded the license plate # I immediately knew these were former Motel 6 employees and not IHG trained staffers. Bathroom lighting is abysmal. If you want to see your face in the mirror over the sink prepare for the center of your head to be pure shadow. Stupid! The bed was very comfortable, the AC was very very nice. The TV was a 40" LG (instead the standard 32"). Except they had only SDTV channels, the image on the screen was stretched all out of shape and you couldn't fix the ratios. Good TV - horrible cable! Only a handful of electrical plugs in the place. For a brand new property that was very disappointing. The hot water - OMG - it is horrible. The sink took three minutes of running water to get luke-warm. I wasn't sure I even had it turned to the "H" so I kept switching it back-n-forth every 10-15 seconds wondering. The shower took a full 5-minutes to get "more than warm" but never got hot. And the water pressure ... (see above spoon reference). But the final nail was when I was standing in the shower and noticed dried human poo smeared on the curtain. It literally sits beside the toilet so someone at some point had some sort of explosive "movement" and it went beyond the bowl. The problem is the cleaning staff obviously didn't even look when cleaning this bathroom. Finally - no receipt under my door the next morning. When I went to the front desk to ask for a receipt - and commented that I was used to getting it under my door - she just stared at me. Then she asked if I wanted to check out and if I need a receipt. WHAT - why I only mentioned a receipt 3 times in the last 30 seconds but hey - uh - you guess you'll ask me anyway?