Wolf Creek Farm B&B

Name: Wolf Creek Farm B&B
Address: 688 Gid Collins Lane, Ararat, VA, 24053, United States
Telephone: 8004169653

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Wolf Creek Farm B&B

688 Gid Collins Lane, Ararat, VA 24053

8004169653

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Wolf Creek Farm provides a truly private Country Retreat in a mountain-view setting. Roam or relax on our 102-Acre farm where it is so quiet, you can hear the cows eating grass! Fish in our private 5-acre stocked pond. Fishing equipment available. Fishing boats with paddles for guest use with life jackets provided. In-ground private pool open in season and lighted at night for guests’ enjoyment. Sunset hayride and campfire with s’mores and hot cider provided for two night or more stay. Well-appointed, comfortable Guest Rooms with private baths. Guest Library with satellite TV, VHS, DVD’s. Full Country Breakfast Daily for in-house guests. Coffee, tea, snacks provided. We like you to feel at home! Laurel Glen Cottage sleeps 6 adults; fully furnished, kitchen, games, puzzles, W/D, TV/VCR,DVD, HAC, privacy!

For budget-minded travelers, ask about our Cattle View Camper

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