Great location to the trails (Pocahontas, Indian, outlaw and Pinnacle . Cabins are primitive garden…read moresheds and the vinyl-wrapped thin mattresses are rock-hard but are better than a tent.

Willie is the reason we keep going back. He really adds to the sprit of the experience. Courteous…read moreand very knowledgable. One of the guys broke down and Willie had all the answers and parts. Clean cabins and functional with all the necessities including a microwave. Keep up the good work! Glen

Nice place for a old cottage, sleeps 8-12 people. Close to Pinnacle and Warrior trails. Wonderful…read morecommunication. Highly recommended....

From the owner: A place to stay and ride atv's from the from the homes.read more

We did a 4 hour rental on a Tuesday and everything went extremely well. I let my wife do most of…read morethe driving and she rocked it. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Don't forget to have lunch or dinner in Bramwell.

Absolutely wonderful stay! Brought our GD 24mav toyhauler with the talon to ride the Hatfield McCoy…read moretrails. I guess we got the deluxe rv spot, however the price didn't. The back ramp turns into a porch that looked out over a nice drop to a wide open view of the mountains with a crest of sunset. Having thier own gas station made easy go on the sxs. One day we did over 90 miles, of which 15 were on the road. Heard they now have a trail head that goes to Kentucky. If you like Windrock then it's worth looking here. We ride Florida, however it's great to enjoy all of America off road.

We just got through with our wonderful trip to the Hatfield McCoy trails in West Virginia. We…read morestayed at the Annex. This is the second time we have stayed here. Once under the old owner Sam Larry and this time under the new management of the Plyler Brothers. Both times have been exceptional!!! The house was perfect for our group! Mark couldn't have been more accommodating and the house was clean!!! Planning another trip next year and hope to stay here again!!! Highly recommend Sam's Guest House for anyone wanting to stay near the Pocahontas, Warrior, Indian Ridge, Pinnacle trailheads!

We've stayed here two summers and find the owners extremely kind and accommodating. They are great…read morehost and the accommodations are a good value. Very secluded and private in a wooded area.

Great place...tranquil..scenic..clean..great folks Located…read morein Fries Virginia...on the heritage New River.fish ..canoe..kayak..or tube..trailhead New River Trail State Park..bike..walk...run..horseback ride ..your destination for recreation...

During our March 2025 family trip to New River Gorge National Park, we wanted a classic, cozy cabin…read moreclose to the action, and Country Road Cabins delivered. We stayed in the Black Bear Cabin, and it was everything we hoped for. The cabin's location was ideal: less than 10 minutes from the New River Gorge Bridge, tucked away at the end of a private gravel road, and surrounded by over an acre of rolling mountain meadow (which was ideal for tossing a football with my son). The cabin itself boasts a well-stocked kitchen with modern appliances, a 50" smart TV for our movie nights, a stackable washer and dryer, a wrap-around porch for coffee while watching the fog lift, and even a hot tub to soak away the day's adventures. The cabin had three comfortably furnished bedrooms, featuring a luxurious king in the master with an en suite bath, plus a queen and twin beds in the other rooms, the cabin comfortably accommodated our family. We also enjoyed the rustic charm of the gas fireplace and the modern yet cozy furniture throughout. When we encountered one maintenance issue, the service staff was very responsive and resolved it quickly, keeping our vacation uninterrupted. The cabin's central location made it easy to explore other local attractions like Pie's & Pints, the Escape-A-Torium, the Bridge Walk, and plenty of nearby hikes. We left with lasting memories and a promise to return soon. Country Road Cabins will definitely be our go-to spot on our next visit to the area!

We stayed at the Love Shack Yurt on a snowy January weekend! We definitely enjoyed our time there…read more. The drive up was a bit rough since it did snow but it was very scenic. If you are looking for a relaxed quiet place to spend a weekend would definitely recommend. Super close to the National Park and will definitely be back during warmer days.

Superb experience at Rustic Retreat over 4th of July weekend. Mark, the owner and keeper is…read moreinsightful and friendly - a huge plus for me. This was a girl's weekend away and we wanted adventure, quiet and relaxation. That's exactly what we got. We stayed in a larger cabin, which was extremely clean and cozy. Lots of space (they sleep up to 8-10, I believe) and comfy beds. Functional kitchen with the basic cooking supplies, wraparound porch (upper level porch as well) and fire pit, bbq, etc. Gorgeous, peaceful grounds which Mark has worked hard to maintain, it definitely shows. For active folks, there are lots of places to hike, kayak, etc., within a 30-45 minute radius. There are some activity/tourist guides within the cabin as well. Fayetteville is nearby, which is an adorable little town with a few shops, movie theatre, coffee shop and brewery/pizza shop. I would love to visit in the fall as I can imagine the foliage is amazing. Highly recommend staying here and already looking forward to the next WV trip.

I just returned from a trip to the Hatfield & Mccoy Trails in West Virginia and want to pass on my…read morerecommendation for lodging. We stayed the the FOB Dillon (http://www.fobdillonlodging.com) and I can't say enough about it! We loved it. Veteran Family run and cared for... Andy was very accommodating and a great resource for us. This place is beautiful. All the comforts of home included... UTV wash station, fire pit with firewood, and even a boot dryer! Wifi and huge flat screen in the great room. Sleeps 14 in 3 separate bedrooms, .7 miles up the same drive for trail access to Rockhouse. Or, just drive down the road to Devils Anse access. I'm already planning my return trip.

Second time we have been here. The cabins are clean and comfortable. We plan to make this a yearly…read moretrip.

I am so surprised there aren't many recent reviews but I believe I know why and I hope I'm not…read moreblowing it by sharing; this place is a hidden gem and those who have stayed here likely don't want word to get out. However, the folks running this place absolutely deserve a five star review (and I'm going to book our next stay well in advance!). We stayed in the pet-friendly cabin #5 which had two bedrooms, a full bath, full kitchen, indoor jacuzzi tub, fireplace, powerful heating unit, and a beautiful front porch with a swing overlooking a pasture and mountains. We drank our coffee here as we watched the sunrise each morning. The cabin interior had every amenity you could need- pots, plates, utensils, coffee maker, paper goods, fresh towels. The decor inside the cabin was so cute and cozy. The other cabins are spaced well apart for privacy and there is a common picnic area up on the hill with a large grill, fire pit, tables and chairs; the sunset views up here are beautiful. I mostly spoke with Sonya who was so kind and also cleaned the cabin before our arrival. Everything was sparkling clean and the fireplace was lit for our arrival. We couldn't be more pleased with our stay and we didn't want to leave. We can't wait to return with friends and family. During our stay, we hiked several spots along the parkway, but our favorite hike was over in Buffalo Mountain preserve (30 min from the cabin) for the most beautiful 360 degree view at the peak (be advised it was pretty strenuous and muddy with all the recent rain). And we also highly recommend Buffalo Mountain Brewing/McDaniels Tavern for a beer and a bite to eat after your hike.