Less than a mile from the New River Gorge Bridge and National Park Visitor Center. Borders the National Park, and has immediate access to a main road. Only a few minutes to Fayetteville and Oak Hill. Provides Accessibility features, outdoor hot tub, game room, Roku TV, Wi-Fi, patio, balcony, spacious yard, campfire and grill areas. Bring yard games and camp chairs. Charcoal and firewood are available nearby. Maximum 8 people. Looking for a bit of luxury? https://www.airbnb.com/h/monarch-villa The yard borders the New River Gorge National Park! 0.2 miles (less than a minute) from US-19. Less than a mile from the New River Gorge Bridge, Canyon Rim Visitors Center, and Adventures on the Gorge. Accessibility features include: patio; flat, graveled parking; 36” wide step-free main entry door; a queen room with wide clearance; a roll-in shower; accessible-height toilet with grab-bar; roll-up bathroom sink; grab bars in both upstairs showers; a seated lift on the interior stairs. Spacious yards offer room for games, a stone campfire area, and a park-style coal grill. Roasting sticks and some grill supplies are provided. Buy firewood locally or from us. *Don't climb the old chimneys; don't open field gates. The patio offers a hot tub (emptied and sanitized after every check-out) and a table with seating for 4 overlooking a sloped yard and the forest edge adjoining the New River Gorge National Park. Chair cushions are kept in the deck box bench. Keyless entry is on both ground floor doors. Central air and heat, nightlights, ceiling fans upstairs, and a plush blanket in each bedroom when you want a little extra snuggle in your cozy. All bedding is laundered after every check-out. *Don’t reshelf used blankets or pillows. The ground floor stays cool year-round and offers 2 queen bedrooms, the accessible bathroom, a coat closet, game room with pool table, foosball, mini fridge, grand game table, recliner sofas, board games, Roku TV, Blu-Ray/DVD player, and area information and maps. *Game table and chairs aren’t toys. Upstairs, you'll find a charging station, area things-to-do information, our Guest Book with previous guest recommendations, printed Guidebook including house and property information, a king bedroom with an en suite bathroom, a twin bedroom with two beds, a bathroom, kitchen, dining area with seating for 8, comfy single recliners with a great view, stocked laundry closet, and 2 balconies: one views the forest, meadow and sky and is great for wildlife watching and stargazing; and one views the road... great for counting cars. Bathroom amenities include linens, hairdryer, make-up remover, shampoo/conditioner, body wash, hand soap, moisturizer, swabs, and feminine hygiene products. 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 and pod brewers, 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. 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 strongly recommended to protect your loved ones. AT&T seems to have the best coverage in the area. Roku TV, WiFi, and a charging station are provided. Bring your own devices and connection cords. Internet speed test: 49.4 Mpbs download; 10.3 Mpbs upload - fast and should handle multiple devices. Be sure to look through all the photos in this listing. Graveled parking fits 6 vehicles. Don’t park or drive on the grass. The Chickadee Cabin is named after the bird. Social, curious and always on the move, these little guys are often seen before they're heard. With black caps and white cheeks, watch for them at the forests edge all year-round. Guests have access to the entire cabin, except the unfinished attic and a locked closet. Guests won't hear from me unless something comes up. Contact me by phone during your stay, as calls and texts are received faster than AirBnB messages. My number is provided prior to arrival. Bordering the New River Gorge National Park, this spot is next door to all sorts of outdoor fun. In the cabin, you'll find maps and information of area things-to-do, my personalized printed Guidebook, and look for my Guidebook in this listing. Fayette County is an outdoor adventure hot-spot offering all sorts of activities year round with picturesque mountains, valleys, and rivers welcoming you home to almost heaven West Virginia. From scenic drives to hiking to zip lines to whitewater rafting to atv's, there's an adventure for you. Shop local wares and adventure gear shops, dine in or out at locally owned restaurants, stop by craft breweries in Fayetteville and Oak Hill and surrounding small towns. Swiftwater General Store is located less than half a mile up the road from the cabin. Ask me about your interests and I’ll provide information. Chickadee Cabin adjoins the New River Gorge National Park and is 0.2 miles (less than 1 minute) from US-19, and is less than a mile from the New River Gorge Bridge, Canyon Rim Visitors Center, and Adventures on the Gorge. FLYING IN? ♦ Yeager Airport (CRW) in Charleston, WV is approximately 54 miles (1.15 hours) away. ♦ Raleigh County Memorial Airport (BKW) in Beckley, WV is approximately 30 miles (39 minutes) away. ♦ Car rentals are available at the airports - make arrangements in advance as they are not open 24/7. ♦ Uber... sometimes. Graveled parking fits 6 vehicles. *Don’t park, turn around, or drive on the grass. Need pet daycare or boarding while in town? Look up Barks & Boops Boarding in Oak Hill, WV 25901. 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. Do not cross fences or open gates. A horse named Sue and a donkey named Romeo are sometimes in adjacent fields. They aren't ours. Sue and Romeo are usually really friendly; if you see them, treat them with careful and gentle respect. Check-out Instructions are here in the House Manual and printed on the refrigerator and in the printed Guidebook. A campfire grill grate and roasting sticks are provided - guests must clean them after use. To use the charcoal grill, a bristle-free scraper, spatula, fork, and tongs are in a kitchen drawer, and ash buckets are provided. Scrape the grill clean immediately after use and remove the debris and ash into the provided bucket. 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.