100 acres hosted by Rob G.
1 lodging site
This area was known by the Native Americans as "Pocatalico" (land of the fat doe), and first settled by Europeans around 1890. The property itself was first settled by a man named Mayford Jones, who set the first stones here around 1910. A Jenny Lynn style farmhouse was built and the property was known as one of the best developed farms in the area. Today, the forest has returned to what was once pasture land on the majority of the 100 acre plot, and a small but intensive sustainable forest farm has been taking shape since 2013 under the current host and occupant, who prefers the term "steward" rather than "owner".Our whimsical Treehouse and campsite is set on active forest farm, in the pristine Appalachian Foothills! Enjoy exploring our waterfall grotto. fishing at the pond, climbing the cliff and rock formations, or adventuring along the many trails that at lace our 100 acre slice of Almost Heaven! Friendly dogs and cats on premises will escort you on hikes!
