Fort Lewis Lodge

Nestled in a scenic river valley in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Fort Lewis Lodge & Farm is a country getaway located on a 3,300-acre estate first carved from the wilderness in the 1750's. The Lodge has been family owned and operated since opening in 1989, with loyal visitors coming back year after year for the refreshing retreat of nature, outdoor adventure, and seasonally-inspired cuisine.

This is where it all began in 1988. The main Lodge is centrally located with easy access to the Lewis Mill dining room, pavilion, and the river. Our eight lodge rooms are cozy and attractively furnished. The heart of the building is the post and beam gathering room for relaxing and mingling with friends.

In 1992 our affair with re-constructing historic log cabins began. After a long search we found the Walatoola and Uplands Cabins in neighboring Greenbrier River Valley. Years later we located the Tall Timbers and John Lewis Cabins in the tobacco region of North Carolina. In the case of each cabin we numbered the logs, loaded them on a truck, and then spent the following year bringing them back to life here at Fort Lewis.

Among many of Fort Lewis's happy surprises is Riverside House, a short three minute drive away, on the upper tract. There you will find five individual bedrooms all with private bathrooms. Peaceful and secluded, it offers all of the amenities of the Lodge with an added bonus, a picturesque view of the river and some of the finest fishing on the grounds.

For a family or group looking for a more private mountain experience, The Bend House is the ideal retreat. The home sits on a premier 165-acre tract adjoining Fort Lewis to the south. Featuring 360-degree mountain views and custom-built details, guests will be able to relax fully into the country living experience.