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The respite is a two-story custom wood dome house built in the 1980’s. Encased in old hardwoods, it feels like the foothills though you are in the Piedmont. The stars and moon beam brightly and the sun casts light in varying hues through surround windows every minute of the day. you can spy blue herons soaring through the wetland creek.


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AMENITIES:

Updated *new* energy-efficient AC / Heat
Barn maker space (600 sq ft with electricity)
3 Bedrooms = Sleeps 6 - 8 inside
(1 Queen / 2 Full Size Beds / 2 Twin Bunks)
3 Bathrooms
Bed Linens, blankets and towels
Bird TV
Camping
Clawfoot soaking tub
Custom friend-made pottery plates, pitchers, mugs, bowls
First aid kit
Fishing
Full kitchen with chef’s gas range stocked w spices
Hammock
Herb, Medicinal, Veggie Gardens
1/4 mile forest trail along two tributaries of Cub Creek
Pets allowed
Picnic table, benches, lounge chairs
Platforms for tent camping, lounging, meditation, writing
Puzzle collection
Record player with LP albums of varied genres
Swimming Hole
TV/VHS with extensive VHS collection
Washer / Dryer
Wifi (rural low bandwidth)
Wildlife
Wood-burning fireplace stocked with red oak wood

Outside the Respite

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Book on Hipcamp

Camping is available on three camp sites, two with tent platforms bordering the creek and one in an outcrop deep back canopy forest floor. All sites have a fire pit. There is also a fire pit reserved for guests of the roundhouse, or through special events apart from camping. If interested in camping on your own (not part of a retreat, special event or gathering), you are welcome to use the contact form or book via the Respite’s Hipcamp Site.

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Creative work needs solitude.

It needs concentration without interruptions.

It needs the whole sky to fly in,

and no eye watching until it comes to that

certainty which it aspires to,

but does not necessarily have at once.



- Mary Oliver, Of Power and Time

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