8 Guests • 6 Beds • 1 Bathroom
A compact, family-friendly trailer on Coal Heritage Rd that makes an affordable, practical base for exploring the southern Appalachian highlands. Fresh linens, bunk beds, and simple logistics mean more time outside and less time fussing with lodging.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to weeklong
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; guests should be able to manage stairs and luggage for short walks from parking.
Wildlife
History
The setting lies in West Virginia coal country; the nearby Coal Heritage Trail and regional museums document the area’s mining past and community life.
Conservation
Reclaimed mine sites and roadside restorations are common—travelers should stick to existing trails, pack out waste, and avoid disturbing revegetation projects.
Gold and Blue Cabins
8 Guests • 6 Beds • 1 Bathroom
Gold and Blue Cabins operates a collection of spacious 30x60 RV sites and fully furnished cabins designed for short getaways and extended stays. The property offers multiple RV pads with full hookups, private firepits, grills, and picnic tables; a bathhouse is in development to further improve guest comfort. Cabin inventory includes one- and two-bedroom units with a variety of sleeping configurations—twin, full, and queen beds—plus futons and open-concept layouts suited to families and small groups. Select cabins feature full kitchens, A/C, heating, free WiFi, and 32" TVs to combine rustic charm with modern convenience. Stays are typically booked for one to seven nights and accommodate travelers seeking outdoor recreation, relaxed evenings by the fire, and easy access to grilling and communal socializing areas. Gold and Blue Cabins emphasizes clean, well-equipped accommodations and transparent listing details so guests know exactly what to expect. Amenities listed with each unit—such as shared or private firepits, designated grills, and in-unit kitchens—reflect the property’s focus on dependable comfort. Seasonal availability is noted for specific cabins, and consistent descriptions across RV sites and cabins support straightforward booking decisions. The collection is positioned for travelers who want reliable full-hookup RV sites or turnkey cabins with modern amenities and memorable nights under the stars.
Stays Offered
18
RV sites and furnished cabins available
RV Site Size
30x60
Full hookups and private firepits
Sleeping Options
1–2 bedroom layouts
Twin, full, and queen bed configurations
Amenities
WiFi • A/C • Kitchens
Firepits, grills, TVs where noted
Secure a 30x60 RV pad or a furnished cabin with WiFi, A/C, and firepit access — book now for a refreshing outdoor escape.
Pack layers for mountain weather
Daytime warmth can flip to chilly nights—bring a warm midlayer and a waterproof shell for sudden showers.
Download maps before you go
Cell service can be intermittent on ridgelines; save trail maps offline and bring a printed route for backup.
Bring a lantern for evenings
The trailer is cozy but outdoor light is limited—an LED lantern or headlamp makes cooking and chores easier after dark.
Respect local coal-history sites
Many roadside overlooks and interpretive signs sit on reclaimed land—stay on marked paths and follow posted rules.
Layered clothing
Flexibility for brisk mornings and warm afternoons in the Appalachian foothills.
Headlamp or lantern
Reliable light for evenings outside and power outages in rural areas.
Sturdy hiking shoes
Good traction for nearby sandstone outcrops, trail tread, and wet rock slabs.
Basic cookware or camp mug
The kitchenette handles basics but a favorite pot or mug makes meals and coffee easier.