Lakewood Lodge at Claytor Lake

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Lakewood Lodge at Claytor Lake

6200 Old Ferry Road, Hiwassee, VA 24347
5403203058
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Come Stay at the Breathtaking Lakewood Lodge. Perfect for weddings and honeymoons!! Launch your canoe, boat or jet ski into Claytor Lake from a ramp just minutes from the lodge. Pet-friendly!! Dock at our private dock! Take a hike, walk or bike on rural roads or on the New River Trail with 2 access points within 10 minutes of the lodge.

Relax in front of the gas fireplace. Enjoy a luxurious bath in the two-person heated Jacuzzi tub. Watch satellite TV or dvds, play games, surf the net on our free wi-fi. Disappear into a book while curled up on the expansive front porch.

Seasonal: May-Nov $175 nt, $1150 wk.

Off Season: Nov-Mar $125 nightly, $800 weekly (Closed JANUARY AND FEBRUARY)

Custom packages: $75.00 extra(all include grocery service) VT/RU events same as peak season rates.  

Sweetheart Package, Custom Wedding Packages.  Cleaning service available based upon number of guests.

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