A mile from the New River Gorge National Park Visitors Center and Bridge, with immediate access to a main road. The property borders the National Park and is only a few minutes drive to Fayetteville and Oak Hill. An outdoor hot tub on a patio balcony overlooks the spacious yard and forest edge. Campfire ring and charcoal grill, Roku TV, and fast WiFi. Price is based on 2 guests and increases $35 per person, per night for 3 or more people (ask me to waive it for stays of a month or more). The space Bordering the New River Gorge National Park. One mile from the Canyon Rim Visitor Center, New River Gorge Bridge, and Adventures on the Gorge resort. A few favorite features of the Cedar Waxwing cabin include the natural light that fills the house as long as the sun shines, the balcony and hot tub overlooking the large private yard with views of the forest, birds, wildlife and the night sky. Bring camp chairs, yard games, binoculars, and enjoy the spacious outdoor areas. We've provided a stone campfire ring, roasting sticks, and a park-style charcoal grill with some grilling items. Buy firewood locally or from us. The balcony offers a hot tub (emptied and sanitized after every check-out) and a table with seating overlooking the yard and the forest edge. Keyless entry on the side door helps you come and go with ease. Each room is individually temperature controlled with an A/C window unit, baseboard heat; bedrooms include a ceiling fan and extra plush blanket. The kitchen has appliances, wares, essentials and amenities to get you started, as well as space for your things. You'll find a coffee drip pot, tea kettle, ground coffee, sugar and creamer. City water on tap. Peek in all the doors and drawers to find emergency items, grill items, cleaning supplies, check-out instructions, etc. The dinner table leaf insert is stored in a closet so you have additional table space as needed. The stocked laundry closet includes space to hang delicates, an iron and board. In the living room, get cozy on the pillow back sofa and loveseat. Play a board game, watch TV, laugh with friends, or snooze. You'll find a charging station, area things-to-do information, our Guest Book with previous guest recommendations, printed Guidebook that includes house and property information, as well as games and books. Down the hall, you'll find closets with bath linens and a hamper. You're welcome to look inside every door that opens to find useful items for your stay. Bathroom amenities include linens, hairdryer, make-up remover, shampoo/conditioner, body wash, hand soap, moisturizer, swabs, and feminine hygiene products. 3 Bedrooms: 1 king bedroom with a private bathroom. 1 double bedroom. 1 twin trundle bedroom (1 bed is tucked under the other). Each bedroom has a closet, pillows, bed linens, and a plush blanket for a little extra snuggle in your cozy. All used bedding is laundered after check-out. *Don't shelf used blankets. Pets: We welcome well behaved dogs (2 max) with their responsible pet-people who keep them off beds, furniture, linens; tidy after them indoors and outdoors, and do other awesome-pet-people things. If bringing your dog, indicate so in your reservation, and clean up as though it was never there. Be aware: a horse and donkey live in the adjacent fields, and the close proximity to the road, highway, and thousands of acres of wilderness. Leash laws are in effect and protect your loved ones. The Cedar Waxwing Cabin is named after the bird. Watch for them year-round in the tree tops surrounding the cabin. Look through all the photos in this listing. Decor is vintage. Graveled driveway parking. Don’t park or drive on the grass. Guest access Guests have access to the entire cabin with exception of the unfinished attic, unfinished basement, and a locked storage closet. Other things to note Graveled driveway parking. Don't park, drive, or turn around on the grass. Barks & Boops Boarding in Oak Hill offers pet daycare and boarding. Guest Book: Read through it and write a note for us to adore and future guests to enjoy! Mention where you’re from, your favorite part of your trip, and anything you recommend to future guests. Don't cross barbed wire fences or open gates. A horse named Sue and a donkey named Romeo are in adjacent fields; they aren't ours. Sue and Romeo are usually friendly; if you see them, treat them with careful and gentle respect and distance. Check-out Instructions are here in the House Manual, printed on the refrigerator, and in the printed Guidebook. Find/Return dry patio chair cushions in the deck box. A campfire grill grate and roasting sticks are provided. To use the charcoal grill, a bristle-free scraper, spatula, fork, tongs, and an ash bucket are provided. Scrape the grill clean immediately after use and remove the debris and ash into the provided bucket. Guests must clean campfire and grill items after use. You'll find fun and useful information in the printed Guidebook in the cabin. Ask in advance for: -Firewood. -Catering. -Wandering Water Healing Massage is a traveling massage therapist.