55 acres hosted by Patrick S.
*This is a hike-in camp site to a remote location on my property. From where you park your vehicle, I can take you ~800 feet towards the hut with your gear in my truck. From there I will guide you to the hut which is ~300 feet down a moderately steep trail. I will help you with a trip of belongings when arriving to the hut, but you are responsible to pack out your belongings back to the truck. More details below.*
I have lived here over 42 years and I enjoy the serenity and natural beauty of Grayson County.
Learn more about this land:
- This little hut is made from recycled materials and wood saplings. It is surrounded by woods, quiet and peaceful. It is about a six minute walk from your parking spot, mostly level, slightly steep toward the end, please keep this in mind when deciding what to bring.
- We provide clean sheets, pillows and blanket. It has a two burner propane cooktop, basic cooking equipment, some basic common condiments, teas and a pour over coffee set up. I also provide a cooler with frozen jugs.
- There is cold potable running water to the hut.
- There is a fire pit with fire wood.
- The outhouse is close by and very private.
I live on the property and will respond to questions and concerns as soon as I can, I want you to have an enjoyable stay.
Getting here:
- You will travel down my quarter mile long dirt driveway that does have some humps for water run-off. Please be aware of this if your vehicle rides especially low to the ground (such as a Prius vehicle).
More about Grayson County:
- It is 10 miles to the New River Trail State Park Fries trail head, with bike and kayak rentals. It is about 5 miles to public access to the New River and about 35 miles to Grayson Highlands State Park. There are numerous opportunities for hearing Old Time and Bluegrass music in the area.
Enquire about lower rates for extended stays.
There is good cell phone signal for US Cellular, Verizon, T Mobile, AT&T and some others.