Pod Cabins: These unique arched roof structures pack lots of amenities into a small space. Most contain a queen size bed with mattress (ground level) and full size loft bunk with mattress (requires climbing a ladder). Cabin D9 is a bunk style unit which sleeps up to 6. All served by a nearby bathhouse. These units contain heating and air conditioning. A refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker are included. Linens are not included, but may be rented for an extra fee. Unit D15 is pet friendly, others do not allow pets.

Reservations: Available online here or (540) 427-1800. Online reservations must be booked a full day in advance. Last minute reservations can be made by phone or in-person.

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Rates: $75/night on season or $50/night off season (plus applicable taxes). Save 15% when you stay 6 or more nights (max 29 - offer available by phone only).

Minimum Stay: Two-night minimum applies on Friday and Saturday nights, but one-night stays may be available for late walk-in pending availability.

Operated by: Don's Cab-Inns

Yurts: Sleep up to six in a spacious 16 foot wide yurt. A private sink and toilet are included except when winterized December through March. These units are air-conditioned, but not heated.  A refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker are included. Linens are not included, but may be rented for an extra fee. Sites D18, D19 & D21 contain a three-level double bunk bed. Site D14 contains one queen size bed. Unit D18 is pet friendly, others do not allow pets.

Reservations: Available online here  or (540) 427-1800. Online reservations must be booked a full day in advance. Last minute reservations can be made by phone or in-person.

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Rates:  $100/night on season or $60/night off season (plus applicable taxes). Save 15% when you stay 6 or more nights (max 29 - offer available by phone only).

Minimum Stay: Two-night minimum applies on Friday and Saturday nights, but one-night stays may be available for late walk-in pending availability.

Operated by: Don's Cab-Inns

RV Sites: Pull into a small site served by a nearby bathhouse. Sites are 12' by 35' and have 50 amp electrical service. No water or sewer hookup is available, but there are municipal water spigots near each site (You'll need an adapter if you don't have a 50 amp plug, or may purchase one from the Visitor Center).

Reservations: Available online here or (540) 427-1800. Online reservations must be booked a full day in advance. Last minute reservations can be made by phone or in-person.

Rates: $25/night (plus applicable taxes). Save 15% when you stay 6 or more nights (max 29 - offer available by phone only).

Minimum Stay: Two-night minimum applies on Friday and Saturday nights, but one-night stays may be available for late walk-in pending availability.

Operated by: Don's Cab-Inns

Vendor Profile - Don's Cab-Inns
Owners: Don and Melody Harrison

Their Story:
This Vinton company developed over the past decade from a hobby. Entrepreneur Don Harrison began designing small wooden homes that he could develop into a kit and sell to do-it-yourselfers. People quickly fell in love with the unique arch design of these structures, affording more room than a traditional home of the same size due to a cozy loft. Don and his wife Melody discovered early on that prospective buyers often wanted the homes pre-constructed. Due to popular demand, they created a smaller version of the home in the form of a small cabin that could be constructed off-site and transported easily on a trailer. This unique cabin design is similar to the camping pod concept now popular throughout Europe, offering a basic night’s stay with a unique experience and feel of solid wood construction.

Combining experience in rental properties with a love of cabin building, the Harrison’s are fulfilling a lifelong dream with this project. “We’re excited to be on the ground floor as one of the first vendors, and able to participate in the planning stages of this exciting project,” says Don. “We can envision a great future for Explore Park and we want to be part of it.”