Abrams Creek Campground

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Overview

166 Abrams Creek Dr, Elk Garden, WV, 26717

Abrams Creek is more like a nature preserve than a commercial campground. On our campground, there are no generators, loud electronics, or other things that would distract from appreciating the sights and sounds of this pristine natural environment. Campsites and cabins are well spaced out, so that there is never a feeling of crowding. The campground has 20 acres of hemlock forest bordered by a wild whitewater stream. Some areas are boulders, pools, and turbulent water—great to watch or play in. One large area towards the end of the campground is a calm wading area good for children (with careful supervision of course), and just past that is a deeper section, 5’-7’ deep, that is good for swimming.

Last Updated: 11/15/2024

Rates

Dry Camping (Boondocking)

Options	Starting Daily	Starting Weekly	Starting Monthly
Dry Camping (Boondocking)	$28.00	$150.00		Choose Your Site

Tent Site

Options	Starting Daily	Starting Weekly	Starting Monthly
Tent Site	$28.00	$150.00		Choose Your Site

Cabin B

Cabin B is situated on a secluded road amid a private, wooded and beautiful setting. Abrams Creek is near many extraordinary recreational sites, but is also its own destination. You are never far from our wild, whitewater stream that runs through a majestic hemlock forest. In some places, the stream is a constant source of energy and playfulness; in other places, it is peaceful and calming, inviting you to soak in its beauty. The forest contains a vast array of plants and wildlife.

The Space

Cabin B is a rustic camping cabin; it has electricity and heating, but no plumbing. It has a microwave and a small refrigerator inside. Also Included in the rental are a tabletop propane stove that uses the (approximately) 1 lb canisters, and a charcoal grill. Bring your own propane canisters or charcoal, or you can purchase them from us. Note that while there is no A/C, our summer climate and tree cover make it very rare that the cabin will be uncomfortably hot.

The cabins are fully furnished with beds, chairs, table, and other necessary furnishings, and our guests supply their own pillows, blankets, sheets, towels, pots, pans, plates and tableware. There are bunk beds and a queen bed on the main floor, a queen mattress in one loft and two twin mattresses in the other loft. There is a private portapotty near the cabin, a showerhouse near the main lodge house, as well as sources of potable drinking water.

If you want less rustic accommodations, we have those as well, at very affordable prices.

Guest Access

Near the lodge house and office there is access to a phone with free calls anywhere in the US. There is no WiFi at the cabins, but there is WiFi in the vicinity of the main lodge house.

We are located within 30-45 minutes of many major recreational areas, including Blackwater Falls, Swallow Falls, Dolly Sods Wilderness, the Youghiogheny River, several ski resorts, and Deep Creek Lake. Mount Storm (3 miles) has a general store, gas station, library, motel, sports and recreation store, and public park.

Interaction with Guests

Guests are welcome to interact with hosts as they choose or be as private and secluded as they wish to be.

Other Things to Note

Our usual check in time is 3PM; you may check in anytime after 3PM until 10PM, or later by arrangement. Our usual check out time is noon. If you need more flexible check in or check out times, please contact us!

Dogs are welcome!

Options	Starting Daily	Starting Weekly	Starting Monthly
Cabin B	$55.00	$318.00	$950.00 See More Monthly pricing January $950.00 February $950.00 March $950.00 April $950.00 May $950.00 June $950.00 July $950.00 August $950.00 September $950.00 October $950.00 November $950.00 December $950.00 Monthly base $950.00	Choose Your Site

Cottage

Retreat Cottage Setting:The Retreat Cottage is a funky old country home, built around 1930; it is not a lace-doily kind of place. Everything is clean, and everything works, but stylistically it is country hodgepodge, and it shows its age in various places. It is the kind of place you can be comfortable bringing your friends, kids, or dogs without walking on tiptoes so as not to disturb anything. If that fits your style, we think you would enjoy it, as well as the beautiful setting next to a whitewater stream. For people who delight in nature, it can be a deeply satisfying place to be.Retreat Cottage Features:The Retreat Cottage is a two story, two bedroom house with living room, fully-equipped kitchen, dining room, a full bathroom with tub, and washer/dryer. The upstairs bedroom has a queen bed, a twin day bed, and a twin trundle bed. The main floor includes a bedroom with two sets of twin bunk beds. The living room has a queen pull-out sofa, loveseat, satellite TV service, high-speed DSL Internet WiFi, and a telephone with free long distance.Heat / Insulation:The Retreat Cottage is fully insulated and has propane heat. It also has a wood burning stove/fireplace. It has ceiling fans in most rooms, including both bedrooms.

Options	Starting Daily	Starting Weekly	Starting Monthly
Cottage	$156.00	$750.00	$1,550.00 See More Monthly pricing January $1,550.00 February $1,550.00 March $1,550.00 April $1,550.00 May $1,550.00 June $1,550.00 July $1,550.00 August $1,550.00 September $1,550.00 October $1,550.00 November $1,550.00 December $1,550.00 Monthly base $1,550.00	Choose Your Site

Rules

General Acknowledgment

Registration and Check-In forms and Payment Mailbox are located at the Kiosk / Bulletin Board on the front porch of the Lodge House -- all fees paid here into secure mailbox mounted on Kiosk. Cabin and Tipi check-out time is by 12:00 noon. Check-in time is 3:00pm or later. Do Check In, sign Liability-Cautions Waiver, and pay all fees immediately after choosing a site

Pet Policy

Only dogs are allowed at, campsites, cottage, and cabins. All pets must be on a leash at all times.

Water quality

While the waters of Abram's Creek are rich in minerals and abundant with aquatic life, not to mention crystal clear, it is recommended that you do not drink the waters at Abram's Creek as it may contain water born parasites, bacteria, or other elements from farm and mine run-off that our urbanized digestive systems are not used to.

Yellow Jacket Stings

Yellow Jacket (hornet) nests have been found in the ground on the property in several places (and then exterminated). If stung by a bee or hornet, leave area immediately and then report location so that nest can be exterminated.

Not Responsible for Lost / Stolen Items

Management / Abram's Creek Retreat is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Secure all valuables in a locked vehicle or leave them at home

Put Away Food

It is recommended that you do put away all food at night either back in your vehicle or tied up high on a rope overhanging a tree limb or in secure containers. This will limit raccoons, possums, and possibly bears from hanging around people's camps.

Young Children

Young children must be attended by adults at all times.

Never Dive Head First

Diving into water head first can lead to paralysis and death as well as broken necks and damaged spinal columns or brain damage. Never dive head first into stream waters.

Don't Harm Nature / No Firearms

Please don't harm living trees (do not cut for firewood), mosses, ferns, fungus, mushrooms or other living organisms or creatures in the forest. Also no firearms and no hunting.

Carry Out Trash & Recycle

A trash dumpster is located in the parking are of the Abram's Creek Lodge House. Do carry out your trash and dispose of it in the dumpster. Recycling is not available on premises (except inside the Lodge) but encouraged.

Telephone Service on Premises

The Lodge House at Abram's Creek does have a telephone for emergencies (911). Most cell phones work at the top of the hill 1.2 miles east on Rt. 50 or out at our road sign.

No Large RV's or Campers

Abram's Creek cannot accommodate large campers or RV's.

Camp Fire Dangers

Camp fires at pre-approved tent and cabin/tipi sites are welcome so long as the following conditions are met: Stone fire circle pits must have been created by or approved by camp management and there must be proper clearance above the fire pit so as not to catch overhead tree branches on fire from drifting sparks / flames (hemlock trees are very combustible during dryer weather) Area around fire pit must be cleared down to mineral soil for a minimum distance of 10 feet around what is being burned. Fires must be extinguished when departing and fires must be attended at all times. If your fire escapes, you are liable for costs of fighting the fire and any damage the fire may cause to others, so please exercise good judgment and caution. Please maintain and improve stone fire pits for future campers. Note: Fire Extinguishers are maintained at the Lodge House. Should a fire ever get out of control, please call 911 and then notify camp management.

Slippery Rocks

Be careful playing on the big boulders in the stream as they can be very slippery when wet, especially after rain. It is recommended that you wear water shoes when walking in the stream for safety and comfort (old tennis shoes best).

Heavy Rains

The overall stream water depths vary tremendously based on how recently it has rained -- and during and up to a day or more after heavy rains, swimming in the stream can be life threatening.

Deep Water

Be careful of unexpectedly (abrupt) deep water (in excess of 6 feet) or strong rapids (depending on recent rains), particularly with children. The deep waters are especially common in and around massive boulders where downstream eddies gouge deep holes in the stream floor.

Flash Floods

For your safety, abandon campsites in the lower plateau (particularly lower lying stream-side sites) near the stream during prolonged heavy rains (> 4 inches of rain in 2 days) and during hurricane season rains as flash floods can happen quickly and unexpectedly; Abram's Creek drains 10 miles of upstream mountains.

Never Swim or Hike Alone

Due to the risks of getting hurt or drowning, never swim or play in the waters of Abram's Creek alone. Further, due the risks of getting hurt or running into wild animals, never hike far from camp alone.

Swim / Play / Hike at Your Own Risk

wimming / Playing on the rocks and in the creek/stream and utilizing the property is at your own risk.

Quiet Hours

Quiet hours are from 10:00pm to 8:00am. During this time, we ask that all guests keep voices and music down, even when walking past campsites or cabins during Quiet hours. Late arrivals may NOT set up camp after 11:00pm. For complaints, please contact campground management.

Drugs / Cigarettes / Alchohol

Abram's Creek Retreat and Campground is a substance free (drug free) facility where we encourage the cleansing of the body and spirit. It is preferred that even all tobacco products not be consumed at Abram's Creek -- however, if you must smoke, all cigarette butts must be pocketed or burned -- please do not litter or risk forest fires. While alcohol is allowed in moderation, being drunk near a significant stream imposes risks too great for the owner of Abram's Creek Retreat and cannot be tolerated.

Amenities

Toilet

Trek-in > 1.5m

Fire Ring / Grill

Picnic Area

Fire Pit

Waterfront

Activities

Kayaking & Canoeing

Hiking

Swimming Outdoors

Lifestyles

Tent Camping

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