Rates & Policies
Rates
The Master Bedroom is $150 per night, breakfast for two included. All other dwellings are $125 per night, double occupancy (for two people) with breakfast. All dwellings have queen-size beds, with the exception of the Garden Cottage, which has two twin beds. Single occupancy is $98 per night for all dwellings, including breakfast.
Extra mattresses can be added to each dwelling for $35/ea. (breakfast included).- Children 3 and under are free.
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Credit Card Guarantee. A one-night credit card guarantee is required at the time of reservation for all short stays, which is refundable up to 48 hrs prior to planned arrival. - For longer stays and group reservations one third of the entire reservation will be charged to your credit card at the time of booking. This amount will become non-refundable 4 weeks prior to arrival date. - Wedding reservations include a 25% non-refundable deposit at the time of booking.
Policies
Our No. 1 policy is respect for the land and its dwellers. We ask that visitors make everyone's stay more comfortable by respecting the following guidelines:
- Minimum Stay. It takes a couple of days to settle into the pace of our land. Therefore a 3-night-minimum stay is required for all holidays and a 2-night minimum for all other times.
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Quiet Time. To accommodate all of our guests our Quiet Time begins at 10 pm. With the exception of live music at group events, no amplified music is allowed in the Retreat. Headphones are encouraged.
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Pet Policy. We have adopted a "no pets policy" for our Retreat, and the band of Wild Turkeys, the flock of Quail , the occasional Pheasant, as well as our own chatty Chickens all appreciate it very much!
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Smoking and Fire. Due to the danger of wildfires, there is a no smoking policy in the forest. Fire regulations are strict, and open flames are confined to official fire pits near the creek only.
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Alcohol. Bring your own wine and beer. No hard liquor, please.
When the white man discovered this country, Indians were running it.
No taxes, no debt, women did all the work.
White man thought he could improve on a system like this.
--old Cherokee saying
