Country Cabin

Cute country log cabin near Summersville Lake, Summersville Dam and Gauley River. Access to lake and river less than 2 miles away. Enjoy being close to the lake and outdoor activities while still having easy access to main roads. Enjoy the new outdoor deck, grill and eat outside! 1 private bedroom and full bathroom downstairs with 2 loft bedrooms and another full bathroom upstairs. Entire home is accessible except for closet in downstairs bedroom and garages. We can be available to guests by phone. great hiking: hiking trails in fayetteville. (Website hidden by Airbnb) hiking trails near summersville (Website hidden by Airbnb) (Website hidden by Airbnb) (Website hidden by Airbnb) Summerville Lake Retreat is very close to cabin. There you can rent kayaks, Stand-up Paddle boards, and Pontoon boats but will have to transport everything yourself to the lake. They also have firewood for sale, and a really nice gift shop. Another place to rent these is at Summersville Lake Marina where you have direct access to the water. Fair warning about lake, OBEY the no wake zones. They watch very very closely and WILL ticket you. We have been on the receiving end of 2 of them (they are not cheap) and not knowing where the begin and end is not an excuse to them. Jumping off the rocks is also ticketed if the rocks are over 6 ft tall. I have witnessed many of these given out. Also, please keep our lake clean. Please Don't throw trash into the water. Obey all speed limits in Summerville. They have given tickets for just 5 miles over speed limit. Just down the street is the Summerville Dam. Great views!! There is also access to Gauley river, BattleRun State park, where there is a beach to swim at for a small price and also a playground with picnic tables in that area as well. If you like to run/jog/walk I suggest Salmon Run. It is just down the street. Turn left where you would go for marina, and the take immediate left. It is a boat ramp and a great put in for paddle boards and kayaks. If you go and park down by boat ramp there is a hill you can walk/jog up, and then going back to entrance and back to where you parked, it equals about 3 miles.