What an amazing place. Organic meals made with love. Excellent accommodations. Work for stay if you…read morewant. This place has been an excellent place to relax and recharge. Planning on going back for a week or two next year so we can do a work for stay. Meals are donation based. Excellent smoothies also.

Just met Neville today in Harpers Ferry WV. Looking forward to visiting them…read more She seemed to be an amazing lady who is very passionate about her mountain retreat.

What a beautiful place! Scott and Sally are so welcoming. The food is delicious country home…read morecookin' This place is very clean and cozy. My stay here was extremely comfortable. I will definitely be staying here again!! Sally's French toast is thebomb.com

I can't say enough about this place! We came to town for our anniversary and also a trip to visit…read moresome family. We knew we would run out of cell service so quickly found Sally and Scott's B&B. It worked out that they had the honeymoon suite available that had its own separate french doors and own bath. Sally had pictures up of her mother in her wedding gown and also some old wedding gowns from brides past. There is a common area downstairs that has a dining room table, fridge, sink, couches and also a library of their personal collection. For breakfast we walked upstairs where we were greeting by the dogs- so friendly and the rest of the people staying there. Breakfast was probably the best ive had in years, bacon, sausage links, jam filled muffins, hash brown casserole, scrambled eggs, spinach quiche, biscuits, coffee and OJ. Both of the owners work at or for chateau morrisette which is a lovely vineyard down the parkway. The decor, people and location really made our anniversary special this year and all of it was unplanned which was the best part! Not only do they have rooms in the home but they also have a couple of rustic cabins that you can stay at on the property with a little more privacy if you wanted it.

What a fun and relaxing place! Our hosts met us upon arrival and checkin was a breeze. Checkout was…read moresuper easy as well. Without doubt will return and try one of the other vintage trailers...cause why not! We stayed in Bonnie and Clyde and it was perfect for the two of us. The unit was very clean and well stocked. Bruce did a great job of redoing the interior and had a very creative solution to a practical issue in a smaller older trailer...gotta stay to learn! Lol. I particularly liked having a small microwave and fridge in the unit. Allowed us not to waste leftovers. It was a nice day so we went down to the beach and got a bit of sun before walking downtown for the evening. We enjoyed hanging out on the deck later in the evening and was surprised at how many stars you could see literally a block or so from downtown. If ya wanna experience Floyd in a unique manner give this place a try.

I camped two nights at the site and Bruce is a great host! I enjoyed the view from my popup camper…read moreand its proximity to Floyd. The site is an easy walk to Dogtown Roadhouse and Floyd Country Store. I recommend Green Acres for a fun adventure that includes a clean bathhouse, swimming and a Pickleball Court.

A cute little restaurant right off the parkway. There is a motel and a 24/7 convenient store next…read moredoor with vending machines and is completely self service. A very cool idea to stop and get a snack or Tylenol or even a microwaveable breakfast sandwich. The restaurant was clean, staff was friendly and willing to spark up a conversation, and the food came out quick! Definitely recommend stopping in and getting a bite to eat!

I miss the old Tiggles Gap with the restaurant being open in the evening. After you day trip,you…read morecould go over there for dinner and there were always folks to have a beer and hang out with and the people staying with you in the motel were friendly too. I miss the food they used to serve too. That is what made it fun for us. Now the people staying there in the hotel with you are snobs. And won't even chat at breakfast. No complaints against the room itself except the price and did not get the experience we used to. Sorry I might not go back. Previous owners I miss you! New owner please bring the restaurant back to what it used to be.

We stayed at the Enchanted Cottage Friday 10/8/21 to Monday 10/11/21. The cottage itself has…read moretremendous charm. The decor is quite interesting, showing a lot of thought. I really enjoyed studying the paintings, hangings, and decor on higher areas. Horizontal surface area within reach was at a premium, as we had to move some of the decor to make room for our stuff: books, laptops, phones, etc. If you're visiting during colder months and love tending a real fire in the fireplace, be sure to contact the host ahead of time to ensure firewood, etc. is ready and waiting on arrival. The garden is beautiful and the couch on the porch is really comfy. I'd suggest bringing your own throw blankets if you like to curl up in front of the fireplace on the couch. The ones we brought were washable and soft, much more practical than the one decorating the couch. We like to know what we're wrapped in is freshly washed. There are no window coverings! The cottage is truly isolated and the only visitor we saw was a deer walking by the windows. I walked outside while my wife showered at night and found anyone can see in through the steamed up windows. But then again, you're surrounded by forest. The kitchen is small and cute. We brought stuff to warm up in the microwave so it was fine. The fridge was big enough to hold the food we brought for 3-4 days. Cooking a big meal would be a challenge. The WiFi is useless for anything but email. I measured the upload and download speeds by accessing a speed measuring website. The download speed was 200x slower and the upload speed was 800x slower than what I have at home. And I don't have the highest speed offered in my area at home. Dugspur is truly rural. You feel like you are deep in the heart of farms and ranches. In October it was very picturesque. On Sunday we went to IC DeHart Memorial Park to walk some of their trails. It was a 45 minute drive, but well worth it. It was the second week of October and most of the trail was covered with beautiful fall leaves. We took the yellow trail and walked the 3 miles in just under an hour. You want drive past the tennis courts to park by the picnic area, which has toilets with running water. They were out of toilet paper so come prepared. The trail meanders through beautiful woods, and ends back at the DeHart family graveyard. The tombstones tell their own history through several family generations. We talked to a local woman who takes her dog on walks there frequently. She said that the hot summer months are a completely different experience. In August her dog got stung by many hornets while walking the trails so her dog is no longer willing to walk those trails. Hiking in cool October was a great experience with no pests, so plan accordingly. On our way back we enjoyed some ice cream at the town of Floyd's general store. There was an outdoor concert of Latin music for anyone that wanted to sit and listen. It wasn't crowded and several families brought picnics. Instead of heading straight home to Northern VA on Monday, we made a slight detour to walk the High Bridge trail in Farmville, by the Appomattox River. There's a parking lot with restrooms one mile from the bridge. There's no need to go to the state park to park. If you don't want to walk, you can rent bikes in town. Lots of families were doing that. The historical markers explained the bridge's role at the end of the Civil War when Lee surrendered to Grant. The bridge is impressive. Looking down from the bridge was a bit unnerving for me as I don't enjoy heights. We walked the trail down to the river, under the bridge, and then back up the other side. It was a beautiful hike and seeing the old original bridge supports made me appreciate how much amazing engineering was done back in the 1800's. Because of the detour we took to Farmville, we were on back country roads all the way to Culpeper before we hit the divided highway there to take us the rest of the way back to NoVa. It was a beautiful drive on well-maintained two-lane roads and we made good time.

It is a very nice campground. The bathroom and showroom is nice an clean. The people are very…read morefriendly and willing to help you with any problems you may have. I was very, very low on diesel in my truck. I didn't want to fill up before getting there with my big 5th wheel, but didn't consider that the campground is on top of a hill and the truck using way more diese driving up there! I was literally on fumes when I arrived. The guys from the campground got me a canister of diesel and didn't even wanted to charge me for it! "We're glad to help you out!" of course I paid for it, but it shows how nice and willing to help they are. Unfortunately the weather was cold and rainy, so we couldn't really enjoy the place. It is a bit messy when it's wet, because the spots are only gravel Would recommend it to everyone!

We visited Chantilly Festival Farms for the 2015 BlueGrass Festival and really liked the grounds &…read moreset-up. Their website says not to depend on GPS to get there but it worked for us (to be fair though, we didn't depend on it.) The farm was easy enough to find. The first directional sign showed up about the time we thought that we might have passed it. Parking was a large level field just off the road and they had a shuttle (someone's personal car) taking patrons to the admission gate, which was just ;over the crest of the hill. Grounds are pretty and well-maintained. There was a large permanent structure for dining/shade and it looked like Floyd Country Store has a permanent structure there. Sound system was excellent. Use of natural slope for amphitheatre-like seating/sound very nice. Would be tickled to visit Chantilly again for another event. Bring shade if sitting for a long spell.

My family & I stayed here for a period of time during our transitional housing after moving from…read moreMaryland. My family & I were there for almost 6 months- the first few months we were there the property managers were very friendly, and helpful. The rooms are equipped with a small kitchen, it reminds me of a studio apartment. During our stay there several different altercations took place on the premises between other people who were staying there and management. Drugs are VERY prevalent at this establishment, and are effecting the way this business is being ran. There is a noticeable change in the management and the way things are being done at this establishment. The rooms are not being cleaned well, and there are roaches in several of the rooms. During our stay there we were given linen upon check in- never again after that. There were burn holes & stains on the flat sheets we were given. The mattresses were gross, no mattress protector- I had to purchase my own. We were given tissues on occasion, but never toilet paper or other essentials that most motels would provide and are included in the room rates. There is no housekeeping on a day to day basis. The cleaning supplies that are provided, such as a vacuum or carpet cleaner are not cleaned and covered in filth. The washer & dryers that are paid for do not work, and the ones that are there for use of the property managers are only used by a select few people who are allowed. There are SEVERAL dogs here. Most defaecate all over the parking lot, and on the walkway that is upstairs. Overall this was not a positive experience and I'd strongly encourage you to look elsewhere to stay if you are able. The drugs and attitudes run rampant there. The managers are delusional and make up their own rules, and ways to charge people for rooms. (Such as if two working men are staying in the same room, they both have to pay rent rate, it cannot just be one of them at one rate) the door locks are not secure & someone can easily card your door. There were several occasions people were entering rooms they had no business being in, or had not given notice to go into. Hope this gives some insight and someone finds it helpful!

Great place! I was here for 6 weeks on a job, had full kitchen with pots pans and glasses. Folks…read morethat run it are super friendly. I will absolutely stay here again!

For the price it is excellent place to stay. Just remember to bring your own shampoo! Family…read moreowned and very nice people. It is close to everything in Radford.

Can't believe there are only 2 reviews for this place. Such a hidden gem on the outskirts of…read moreRadford. Amazing prices, rooms and customer service. I absolutely love this motel!