Retreat at Crabtree Falls
Each accommodation provides bedrooms, full kitchens, and generous living rooms for families and groups, while onsite trails connect directly to Crabtree Falls and mountain viewpoints. A dedicated hospitality team keeps spaces immaculate, arranges hikes, fishing, and winery excursions, and answers special requests so guests enjoy a secluded yet fully supported Blue Ridge escape.
Accommodations
Cabins
Well-appointed cabins with modern amenities including fully functional kitchens, cozy living areas, and private bathrooms. Rustic charm combined with surrounding natural beauty.
Glamping Tents
Luxurious canvas tents featuring plush bedding, stylish interiors, and private outdoor spaces. Includes electricity, heating, and private bathroom access. Guests must be 21 or older.
Pinnacle Ridge Lodge (Opening Fall 2025)
Spacious lodge sleeping up to 14 with multiple bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen, fireplace, and panoramic mountain views. Perfect for micro-weddings, business gatherings, and family reunions. Brings total property occupancy to 47 guests.
Activities, Trails & Amenities
Onsite trails connect directly to Crabtree Falls—the highest vertical-drop cascading waterfall east of the Mississippi River. Trails vary in difficulty from novice to experienced hikers with breathtaking views from various vantage points.
The surrounding George Washington National Forest offers fishing, wildlife observation, and photography opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts.
Picnic areas with tables and grills for outdoor meals. Modern amenities including Wi-Fi and satellite TV.
Dedicated hospitality team maintains immaculate spaces and assists with arranging local excursions, hikes, fishing trips, and winery visits. Staff responds promptly to needs and special requests.
Location & Contact
Located in Tyro, Nelson County, Virginia. Easily accessible by road and serves as a convenient base for exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains and nearby attractions.
The secluded location offers tranquility and privacy—a perfect balance between seclusion in nature and accessibility to local points of interest.
Contact: Beth Anne Driskill, info.crabtreefalls@gmail.com
