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The Cabin at Mill Pond – Galax, VA

For your convenience, the owner stocks the kitchen with breakfast groceries along with freshly baked scones, coffee cake and fresh fruit.
The Cabin at Mill Pond in Galax, VA sits on 10 tranquil acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The Cabin at Mill Pond in Galax, VA sits on 10 tranquil acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Tucked away from the fast pace of life, The Cabin at Mill Pond in Galax, VA sits on 10 tranquil acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains. It serves as your own private getaway for two or a family vacation among nature.

Take in the sounds of nature, such as the peaceful flow of nearby Chestnut Creek, at this secluded log cabin, where comforts of home – and a few luxuries – include air conditioning, WiFi, satellite dish, Jacuzzi tub and a gas log fireplace. The cabin comfortably sleeps six and also features an expansive porch.

For your convenience, the owner stocks the kitchen with breakfast groceries along with freshly baked scones, coffee cake and fresh fruit. Additionally, a bottle of red and white wine, a cheese ball and crackers will be provided for your afternoon.

Enjoy the surroundings by strolling along the walking trails, tubing in the creek or venturing to the nearby New River Trail for biking and hiking. The cabin also is situated close to the Blue Ridge Parkway, Blue Ridge Music Center, the Crooked Road and the New River.

For more information or reservations: 276-236-9353 or 276-266-1446; www.cabinatmillpond.com or www.vrbo.com, listing #341851.

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