




Uncle Bill welcomes your group to the comforts of the lodge and outdoor games in the heart of Surry! This inviting 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is perfectly designed to accommodate up to 12 guests, offering a blend of relaxation and endless entertainment.
The sleeping arrangements are thoughtfully organized to maximize space. The master "Bear room" features a private ensuite full bath with a queen bed over a twin trundle. The "Deer room" provides a full bed over a twin trundle, while the "Fish room" offers a twin over twin trundle. For additional guests, the living room includes two full-size futon couches.
Outdoor fun is a cornerstone of this property. Guests can enjoy a spacious deck and a fenced-in backyard that is ready to welcome your furry friends. The yard is an activity paradise, featuring a life-size soccer pool, archery range, tetherball, cornhole, and a fire pit. Little ones will love the kiddie hobbit house, complete with tonka trucks, dinosaurs, play kitchen items, and chalk. To top it all off, a complimentary smores kit is provided for your enjoyment under an open sky of stars with no light pollution.
Inside the 1,008 square foot home, you will find a fully stocked kitchen with basic cooking and dining essentials, a dining area with seating for 12, and a washer and dryer onsite. A pack n' play is also provided for families.
Located in a rural, mountainous environment, the lodge is minutes from the Jamestown Ferry, which provides free access to the sights of Jamestown and Williamsburg, Busch Gardens, and Hampton Roads winery. Local gems include Bacon's Castle, Chippokes State Park for hiking and shark tooth digging, and charming downtown Smithfield. The area is also convenient to a local cupcake shop, florist, seafood and Chinese restaurants, and the Surry County visitor center.
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