This is my return to HVF Just came from an after wedding…read moreparty for 100 people and it was out of a story book. SPECTACULAR! Beautiful horses and the scenery..to die for! The Barns were decorated with twinkling white lights and the stage was jumping with the sounds of "the girls in black hats". The Farm has a 5 star bed and breakfast for $125/night!! We went on hay rides and rode horses and ate like a feast from the romans! The hospiality and atmosphere has me still daydreaming I am there. A definite recomemdation for any gathering!

I had the great pleasure of visiting HVF for an event called "A Celebration of the Paso Fino…read moreHorse." It was incredible to see demos of this gaited breed that has its origins in Puerto Rico and Colombia to be shown in their splendor right here in the Northeast. The farm has impeccable stalls for horses, a huge indoor show arena with skyklights, an outdoor arena and round pen, all with glorious views of the open rolling hills of the "Laurel Highlands." I can't wait to go back to stay at the elegant but reasonably priced bed and breakfast right on the premises. The day I was there, I noticed they were setting up for a private event, a birthday luncheon on the deck of the guest house with a top chef, live Spanish guitar, and roses on the tables, it looked fabulous, and so romantic. The ideal cozy getaway spot for R & R, or as an event space or party space, HVF makes you appreciate the beauty of the country. Horses + hospitality, a winning combination, with views as far as the eye can see!!

Such a cool place…read more My family and I (two adults, two kids) stayed in the Gathering Tree. It featured three beds, a master bedroom with a private deck, a large main deck, a spiral staircase, a dining room table, mini fridge, hot plate, two futons, kitchen utensils, a small TV with DVD player and coffee making equipment. There are lots of places to lounge both inside and outside the tree. Outside the treehouse there is a fire pit which we used for s'mores and potatoes. There is a place to purchase firewood right on Ella's property. The property has a .75 mile trail through the woods with numerous animal discoveries along it. My son and I enjoyed trying to find them all and predict what would come next. The property also had many fairy gardens around it. There is also a fort building area giving families many options to do outside. Ella's is an awesome, upscale nature experience in the Deep Creek area. We will definitely return during our next visit to Deep Creek.

Wow!!!! This place is by far one of the most amazing places i have visited. Pictures do not do it…read morejustice. I love getting away and being surrounded by nature and this by far is the place to do just that. We stayed at the gathering tree... inside and outside the tree house exceeded our expectations. As soon as we stepped in we felt relaxed and excited. We explored some nearby state parks, enjoyed a fire outside, sat on the back deck to drink our morning coffee, went for walks, played games and enjoyed just being in a treehouse! Cannot say enough about it!

My husband and I were on a genealogy trip in the summer of 2018 and had a memorable two night stay…read moreat the Inne at Watson's Choice as we searched for ancestors stories in the area. Our hosts couldn't have been kinder or more helpful! Not only did they prepare perfect meals, and have a lovely room, they told us about the history of the inn, and helped us find local genealogists who could help us on our search. After all, they are on Balsinger Road, and I was looking for Balsinger ancestors! :-) We enjoyed walking around the beautiful property in the evenings. They had to laugh when I asked if there was any place nearby who sold rocks. I told them I liked to save rocks from places that are meaningful to me. I explained that my part of Texas has few rocks but lots of clay. They were still smiling when they said "we have a great big pile of rocks out back, so help yourself!" (I really wanted just two) I thought that was really sweet and thoughtful! I was very sad when I read the really negative review of their B&B and of them personally. They were nothing but kind to us. We love B&B's and always try to be guests that would be welcomed in someone's home, and give our hosts as good an experience with us as we would like to receive from them.

This review is based off of my experience of staying at the Inne for one night in July. We also had…read moreour wedding ceremony and reception here. First, some of these previous reviews are a bit harsh. I would like to mention that the innkeepers, Nancy and Bill, do run an extremely tight ship here at the Inne. With that being said, the moment you step on the property you would understand why. The outdoor areas are beautiful, and impeccably well maintained. Once you walk inside, you will notice antiques galore. There is nothing about this bed and breakfast that is overlooked or not taken care of. It's extremely clean, and they are still taking covid percussions. As you book your stay you will notice that this isn't a "Hampton Inn establishment" Nancy, the innkeeper keeps track of everything on her own, mostly with pen and paper. Nothing here is done at morph speed, and based off of other reviews, it seems as though some guests take this the wrong way. When you arrive, the innkeeper will meet you in person and ask you what you would like to drink for breakfast the next day and if you would prefer a 8AM, or 9AM dining time. This was my first time staying at a bed and breakfast, so I didn't really know what to expect. We stayed in the "Laurel Suite" which is also known as the honeymoon suite. It was $199 for the night, and most certainly worth it. The bed was giant, with a huge sitting area and private bathroom with jacuzzi tub. I was really pleased with how quiet the Inne was, we slept great! It was tough, but I managed to plan for all of the other rooms in the Inne to be booked by family and friends staying for our wedding, this was one of my favorite parts of the whole weekend! Just being able to be together for the wedding, know we were all safe, and then eat breakfast the next day was amazing. We also took full advantage of the beautiful firepit outside, we sat out there pretty late and just enjoyed the peace and quiet of the surrounding farmland. The next morning for breakfast I was very happy with what the innkeepers prepared for us, again, it was Nancy and Bill making the food and bringing it to our tables themselves. They do it all! Beautifully presented stuffed french toast. This wasn't an optional meal choice, but they did ask if each guest wanted sausage or not (which appeared to be high quality) Ultimately, our stay was great. We had a wonderful wedding and a wonderful stay. The area itself, although it may not feel like it on the property, is still in Uniontown PA which is a very slow paced town (I can say this, I grew up here) Uniontown is a very old school town, and for the reviewers to say they are not welcome here, I could understand the feeling but also would like to say as the bride who booked the entire bed and breakfast, spent lots of money, and stayed here... I still didn't get the "Hi, so happy you're here" feeling from the Inne. The personalities here are quite serious, and to the point. I am telling you, don't take it personally. Their home is attached to the Inne, and they take everything that happens here very seriously - along with who stays here, they just care deeply about the Inne, and after staying and seeing how involved they are, I can understand the personalities described a bit more - they're busy people, trying to keep this place in perfect shape. If you are someone traveling from out of town, visiting Ohiopyle, or other destinations in the area - this is a wonderful, beautiful, quaint place to stay. Don't expect anything to be "at your finger tips" like we tend to do these days, booking here is like you take a step back in time. To me, once we got through the booking and planning, everything was smooth sailing. Rooms are nice, clean and affordable - and breakfast is provided! The outdoor areas may not have a pool or anything, but there are hammocks, 0 gravity chairs, and other nice perks. Please be mindful when booking, I would ask if there is a wedding going on that evening - you might not have the peaceful stay that I described in my review (since we were the ones up late that night and there was no one else staying at the Inne)

Stayed here when biking the GAP from Pittsburgh to DC. Was awesome and breakfast was very filling…read moreand pitiful. Totally recommend.

We were also on a bicycle trip on the GAP trail. Stayed 2 nights. The home cooked breakfast…read moreFrancis made for us was some of the best food we had on the whole trip! She was so kind and generous. The rooms were nice and comfortable--the sheets were so soft! There was a giant soaking tub that I regret not taking advantage of--maybe next time! Definitely want to come back!!

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.

I don't recommend it because it's not open anymore we used to stay here all the time it was…read morebeautiful breakfast was wonderful but the people moved to another state

This is a beautiful B&B. It manages to be cozy and roomy. Every room has a private full bathroom…read moreand unique decor in each room and an adorable hedgehog theme in the public areas. There is a hot tub; bring a suit. You can indicate what time you'd like breakfast and the food is well prepared and delicious with excellent quantity and variety. Tea, juice, milk and good coffee are on offer. There is a cozy sitting area where adult beverages as well as bottled water, tea and coffee are available with board games and a fireplace. This is near skiing, and you could enjoy beautiful Somerset fall foliage. I'm told it is rarely humid in the area. It is also close close to the memorial for flight 93. We were in town with family for a funeral and this was a very comforting place to gather and spend time with family and friends. The owners and staff are considerate and kind. They took marvelous good care of us.

If i could give this place 0 stars I would. Its extremely overpriced for the type of campground it…read moreis. The owners hide behind their faith and use it as a justification to treat people rudely. From the first point of contact, the woman spoke to us rudely, talking over my husband, and even yelling. They have many strict rules (some of which are extreme, like paying extra if you have over 3 people but can have no more than 6 people). The owner charged us twice for the extra people, then argued that she didn't, until we told her we had bank statements to prove it. The deer pen is really sad. The fence is falling down and in the pen, there are several falling down sheds, the pen itself is small. The pool is not heated (and if you have child that is not potty trained, or a child that wears swimmy diapers, they are prohibited to swim), the playground is subpar, and the grounds are run down. Go somewhere else, where your money is appreciated because you will be paying a lot for nothing.

The couple that owns the campground are beyond amazing. Very acomadating and friendly. The sites…read moreare spacious. I am tent camping in their primitive sites and in town for mother earth news fair, as are most everyone else here. With a full campground it doesn't feel like it at all. The shower house is nice. And even the primitive sites have electric and water close by. If your set on coming to the area this is the place to camp!

Great long weekend here. Very quite save a couple barking dogs. There are seasonal spots here as…read morewell as nightly. Nightly not too much shade but if you bring canopy you will be fine. It was in the seventies to mid 80s while we were there. We got there late our first night and woman saw me kinda lost and she offered help. She reopened store to help us get firewood. 10$ a large wheelbarrow you fill. Beautiful views. Playground. Covered picnic table area. Safe biking for the kids. Nice shaded walking on roads by seasonals. Man there helped us fill up propane tank and let us store our rv After check out so we could go do one more thing In town before leaving. Bathhouse was clean but no hot water. Sites are close together but our neighbors were great so didn't bother us . Definitely try moonshadow restaurant across the street! Bring grill top for fire pit if u want to cook over fire. Dog friendly .

Me and my wife travel to deep creek lake often to vacation. With the amount of time we spend there…read morewe figured we'd bring up our camper and get a seasonal spot with Double G RV Park. I have a camper that we hardly use back home so leaving it were we vacation often makes perfect sense. I was very excited about this because it would save us alot of worry and money trying to find a place to stay every time we come up. I called the RV park and asked if i could get info on a seasonal spot, the employee told me he didnt know much about it and that "one of the girls would call me back". I left a name and number and i didnt here anything for days.... i called back again during the week and nothing, no answer so i left a voicemail for someone to give me a call back. days later nothing.... very upsetting to say the least. I'll gladly take my business elsewhere.