Cabin in Elk Garden

We're a family of 6 (4 kids) & built this waterfront campsite to get off grid & spend time with family & friends. Abrams Creek flows into the Potomac River (which you can walk to from camp). Camp is located near two major ski resorts (Wisp at Deep Creek, MD & Timberline near Davis, WV), three lakes (Deep Creek, Jennings Randolph, & Mount Storm), & tons of state parks. The stars are amazing, the creek is music, & the nature will refresh you. Welcome to BAER Mountain Cabins! The space You're stay includes 2 identical Amish-built cabins (12ftx20ft) that are designed for families of 4. The cabins are fully insulated (floors and walls) with vaulted ceilings. The interior walls and ceilings are made with pine board that gives the cabins a wonderful fresh smell. Each cabin has: 1. A bunkbed that has a twin mattress up top, a full mattress below, and a twin trundle (meant for smaller kids) 2. A couch that converts into a bed 3. A dining nook that seats up to 5 4. Electricity, lights, a ceiling fan, and a space heater The Master Cabin has a 5 gallon water dispenser (with hot and cold water) and a mini fridge. There is a porta potty on the property which is cleaned after every stay. There is a fire pit with 8 plastic Adirondack chairs, and a picnic table. There is a Blackstone stainless steel flat-top (griddle) propane grill. This allows you to cook anything you want, not just burgers and steaks. The property is on just over 2 acres with plenty of space to kick a soccer ball or play catch, and there is 600+ feet of creek front to explore, wade in, swim in (there is a 5-6 foot swimming hole), and fish for trout in (Abrams Creek is known for trout fishing). There are two hunting cameras for property security. The two cameras take still shots and do not record audio. Guest access Guests have access to both Cabins and the entire 2 acre property area including 600+ft of creek. Other things to note Please note that our campsite is quasi-off-grid. Yes, we have electricity, heat, a water dispenser, and mini fridge...but cell phone signals are poor and we have no WiFi. Texting can work but sometimes can take longer than normal for the text to go out or come in. We download a map of the area onto our phones so that we can navigate using GPS.