Essential Info
Text messages work best. Robert is on the mountain and your fastest point of contact for anything during your stay.
Arriving early? Fire & Frost (just under a mile away) makes an excellent first stop — grab a wood-fired pizza then head up the gravel trail to the overlook with picnic tables.
Check-Out Checklist
- ☑ Empty all trash to compactor — Wintergarden Spa, 3338 Wintergreen Dr, Roseland
- ☑ Bring recycling to 136 Rockfish School Rd (Tue–Sun 7am–7pm; closed Mondays)
- ☑ Sweep fireplace ashes to ash cans near Wintergarden Spa compactor
- ☑ Close gas tank if grill or fire pit was used
- ☑ Leave towels in bathrooms
- ☑ Strip all sheets from used beds
- ☑ Load and run all dishwashers
- ☑ Wash and dry all pots and pans
- ☑ Clean Blackstone and pizza oven
- ☑ Turn off all lights and fans
- ☑ Put away books, DVDs, and games
- ☑ Close and lock all doors and windows (use poles in sliding glass doors)
Pleasant Point has two Schlage keypad deadbolts: one on the front door and one on the basement door. Touch the "house" icon on the lower left to light up the keypad. Enter your access code and the deadbolt will open. The same code works for both doors. To lock on your way out, close the door and press the "lock" logo on the lower right.
Your door code is the last 4 digits of the phone number used to make your reservation. Ensure you have it before you travel — especially important if arriving at night!
Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, you have access to two community pools: Chestnut Springs (on the mountain) and Rodes Farm (in the valley).
Hours: 2:00–6:00 PM · Max 6 guests at a time · Bring a photo ID · Must register online before going or you will be turned away.
→ Register for Pool Access Here
When registering: enter property address (318 Fawn Ridge Drive), owner name: Chris Bryan, contact: 646-483-3083.
The Rodes Farm Tennis Courts are located in the Stoney Creek valley. Check online for availability and court schedules.
Trash: Take all trash to the compactor at the Wintergarden Spa parking lot — 3338 Wintergreen Dr, Roseland, VA 22967. Keep all trash inside the house until you're ready to go.
Recycling: Drop off at 136 Rockfish School Lane at the base of the mountain. Open Tuesday–Sunday 7:00 AM–7:00 PM (closed Mondays).
Bear country! Never leave food or trash in your car or outside the house. Bears WILL find it.
• No smoking or vaping indoors (including screened-in areas)
• Quiet hours: 10:00 PM – 8:00 AM
• Pets: up to 2 dogs under 50 lbs welcome with $150 pet fee. Please crate pets when left alone and keep off furniture.
• Guest count must match the reservation
• At checkout: leave towels in bathrooms, run dishwasher, close all windows and doors, remove all bedding from used beds
For emergencies, call 911. This property spans two addresses:
Home 1 (Pleasant Point): 318 Fawn Ridge Drive, Wintergreen Resort, VA 22967
Forest Cabin (Quisi South): 24 Fox Sparrow Lane, Wintergreen Resort, VA 22967
Fire extinguishers are located under the main floor kitchen sink and under the kitchenette sink downstairs.
Black bears are active throughout Wintergreen. A few simple habits keep everyone safe:
Never leave food in your car. Bears will damage vehicles to access food — including sealed snacks, protein bars, and kids' treats.
- Clean the Blackstone and pizza oven after every use
- Never leave food or trash outside, even briefly
- No food in cars — bears can smell through packaging and will break windows
- Close and latch windows and doors at night and when leaving
Text messages work best. Robert is on the mountain and your fastest point of contact for anything during your stay.
Arriving early? Fire & Frost (just under a mile away) makes an excellent first stop — grab a wood-fired pizza then head up the gravel trail to the overlook with picnic tables.
Check-Out Checklist
- ☑ Empty all trash to compactor — Wintergarden Spa, 3338 Wintergreen Dr, Roseland
- ☑ Bring recycling to 136 Rockfish School Rd (Tue–Sun 7am–7pm; closed Mondays)
- ☑ Empty fireplace ashes into silver bin on deck, then bring to compactor
- ☑ Close gas tank if grill or fire pit was used
- ☑ Leave towels in bathrooms
- ☑ Strip all sheets from used beds
- ☑ Load and run dishwasher
- ☑ Wash and dry all pots and pans
- ☑ Clean Blackstone and pizza oven
- ☑ Turn off all lights and fans
- ☑ Put away books, DVDs, and games
- ☑ In winter: turn all 5 thermostats to 60°F
- ☑ Close and lock all doors and windows
Black Schlage keypad deadbolt on the front door. Touch the "house" icon (lower left) to light the keypad. Enter your code. To lock when leaving, press the "lock" logo (lower right).
Your door code is the last 4 digits of the phone number used to make your reservation. Ensure you have it before traveling!
Quisi South does not have central AC. The mountain climate is naturally cool — summer nights typically drop into the 60s with low humidity. Every room has a ceiling fan and portable fans are provided in summer.
Heat is provided by baseboard units in every room. Set to your comfort, but turn all 5 thermostats back to 60°F at checkout. Keep furniture, curtains and personal items away from the metal baseboards (they get hot to the touch).
Space heaters are in the closet of each bedroom. Open windows for fresh air — please close them at night and when leaving the house (keeps the bears out!).
Memorial Day–Labor Day: access to Chestnut Springs (mountain) and Rodes Farm (valley) pools. Hours: 2:00–6:00 PM, max 6 guests. Must register online before going or you will be turned away.
→ Register for Pool Access Here
When registering: enter 24 Fox Sparrow Lane, owner: Chris Bryan, contact: 646-483-3083. Bring photo ID.
Trash compactor: Wintergarden Spa parking lot, 3338 Wintergreen Dr, Roseland. From Quisi South: left on Fawn Ridge → right on Blue Ridge Dr → right on Wintergreen Dr → into Wintergarden parking. Compactor is on your left.
Recycling: 136 Rockfish School Lane. Open Tue–Sun 7 AM–7 PM. Closed Mondays — if checking out Monday, easiest to bring recycling home.
Keep ALL trash inside until you're driving it to the compactor. No food in cars!
There's an outlet by the driveway for charging your electric vehicle. Please bring your own charging cable.
• No smoking or vaping indoors (including screened-in areas)
• Quiet hours: 10:00 PM – 8:00 AM
• Pets: up to 2 dogs under 50 lbs, $150 fee. Crate when alone, keep off furniture.
• At checkout: leave towels in bathrooms, run dishwasher, close and lock all windows/doors, empty trash to compactor, sweep out fireplace ashes into the metal ash can on deck, remove all bedding from used beds.
For emergencies, call 911. This property spans two addresses:
Home 1 (Pleasant Point): 318 Fawn Ridge Drive, Wintergreen Resort, VA 22967
Forest Cabin (Quisi South): 24 Fox Sparrow Lane, Wintergreen Resort, VA 22967
Fire extinguisher is mounted under the kitchen sink.
Essential Info
Text messages work best. Robert is on the mountain and your fastest point of contact for anything during your stay.
Arriving early? Fire & Frost (just under a mile away) makes an excellent first stop — grab a wood-fired pizza then head up the gravel trail to the overlook with picnic tables.
Check-Out Checklist
- ☑ Empty all trash to compactor — Wintergarden Spa, 3338 Wintergreen Dr, Roseland
- ☑ Bring recycling to 136 Rockfish School Rd (Tue–Sun 7am–7pm; closed Mondays)
- ☑ Empty fireplace ashes into silver bin on deck, then bring to compactor
- ☑ Close gas tank if grill or fire pit was used
- ☑ Leave towels in bathrooms
- ☑ Strip all sheets from used beds
- ☑ Load and run dishwasher
- ☑ Wash and dry all pots and pans
- ☑ Clean Blackstone and pizza oven
- ☑ Turn off all lights and fans
- ☑ Put away books, DVDs, and games
- ☑ Close and lock all doors and windows
There are two Schlage keypad deadbolts at Pleasant Point: the front door and the basement door. Touch the "house" icon (lower left) to illuminate the keypad, enter your code, and the deadbolt will open. The same code works for both doors. To lock when leaving: close the door and press the "lock" logo (lower right).
Your door code is the last 4 digits of the phone number used to make your reservation. Ensure you have it before traveling — no fun arriving at night without it!
Memorial Day–Labor Day: two community pools — Chestnut Springs (mountain top) and Rodes Farm (valley). Hours: 2:00–6:00 PM, max 6 guests at a time. Must register online before arriving or you'll be turned away.
→ Register for Pool Access Here
Registration: enter 318 Fawn Ridge Drive, owner name: Chris Bryan, contact: 646-483-3083. Bring photo ID.
Note: The Aquatics & Fitness Center at the Wintergarden Spa is only accessible to guests who purchase a spa service ($25 access fee with same-day full-length spa service).
The Rodes Farm Tennis Courts are located in the Stoney Creek valley. Check online for availability and court schedules.
Trash compactor: Wintergarden Spa parking lot at 3338 Wintergreen Dr, Roseland, VA 22967.
Recycling: 136 Rockfish School Lane at the base of the mountain. Open Tue–Sun 7 AM–7 PM (closed Mondays).
Keep ALL trash inside until you drive it to the compactor. No food left in cars ever — bears are real and persistent!
• No smoking or vaping indoors (including screened-in areas)
• Quiet hours: 10:00 PM – 8:00 AM (residential neighborhood)
• Pets: up to 2 dogs under 50 lbs, $150 fee. Crate when alone, keep off furniture.
• Guest count must match the reservation
• Checkout: leave towels in bathrooms, load & run dishwasher, wash/dry pots & pans, close & lock all windows/doors, empty trash to compactor, remove all bedding from used beds
For emergencies, call 911. Your address is:
318 Fawn Ridge Drive, Wintergreen Resort, VA 22967
Fire extinguishers: under the main floor kitchen sink and under the kitchenette sink downstairs.
Black bears are active throughout Wintergreen. A few simple habits keep everyone safe:
Never leave food in your car. Bears will damage vehicles to access food — including sealed snacks, protein bars, and kids' treats.
- Clean the Blackstone and pizza oven after every use
- Never leave food or trash outside, even briefly
- No food in cars — bears can smell through packaging and will break windows
- Close and latch windows and doors at night and when leaving
Essential Info
Text messages work best. Robert is on the mountain and your fastest point of contact for anything during your stay.
Arriving early? Fire & Frost (just under a mile away) makes an excellent first stop — grab a wood-fired pizza then head up the gravel trail to the overlook with picnic tables.
Check-Out Checklist
- ☑ Empty all trash to compactor — Wintergarden Spa, 3338 Wintergreen Dr, Roseland
- ☑ Bring recycling to 136 Rockfish School Rd (Tue–Sun 7am–7pm; closed Mondays)
- ☑ Empty fireplace ashes into silver bin on deck, then bring to compactor
- ☑ Close gas tank if grill or fire pit was used
- ☑ Leave towels in bathrooms
- ☑ Strip all sheets from used beds
- ☑ Load and run dishwasher
- ☑ Wash and dry all pots and pans
- ☑ Clean Blackstone and pizza oven
- ☑ Turn off all lights and fans
- ☑ Put away books, DVDs, and games
- ☑ In winter: turn all 5 thermostats to 60°F
- ☑ Close and lock all doors and windows
Black Schlage keypad deadbolt on the front door. Touch the "house" icon (lower left) to light up the keypad, enter your code, and the deadbolt opens. To lock when leaving: press the "lock" logo (lower right) after closing the door.
Your door code is the last 4 digits of the phone number used to make your reservation. Ensure you have it before traveling!
The cabin has no central AC — but the mountain keeps it comfortable. Summer nights cool into the 60s with low humidity. Every room has a ceiling fan; portable fans are provided in summer. Open windows for fresh mountain air, but close them at night and when leaving.
Heat comes from baseboard units in every room. Set to your comfort. At checkout, set all 5 thermostats back to 60°F. Space heaters are in each bedroom closet for extra warmth.
Memorial Day–Labor Day: Chestnut Springs (mountain) and Rodes Farm (valley) community pools. Hours: 2:00–6:00 PM, max 6 guests. Must register online before going or you will be turned away.
→ Register for Pool Access Here
Registration: enter 24 Fox Sparrow Lane, owner: Chris Bryan, contact: 646-483-3083. Bring photo ID.
The Rodes Farm Tennis Courts are located in the Stoney Creek valley. Check online for availability and court schedules.
Trash: Drive to the compactor at Wintergarden Spa, 3338 Wintergreen Dr, Roseland. From Quisi South: left on Fawn Ridge → right on Blue Ridge Dr → right on Wintergreen Dr → Wintergarden parking on left.
Recycling: 136 Rockfish School Lane. Open Tue–Sun 7 AM–7 PM. Closed Mondays.
No food or trash outside or in your car — ever! Checking out on Monday? Bring recycling home with you.
Outlet available by the driveway. Bring your own charging cable.
• No smoking or vaping indoors (including screened-in areas)
• Quiet hours: 10:00 PM – 8:00 AM
• Pets: up to 2 dogs under 50 lbs, $150 fee. Crate when alone, keep off furniture.
• Checkout: leave towels in bathrooms · run dishwasher · wash/dry pots & pans · close & lock all windows/doors · put furniture cushions away · turn off all lights & fans · empty trash to compactor · sweep fireplace ashes into the metal ash can · remove all bedding from used beds
For emergencies, call 911. Your address is:
24 Fox Sparrow Lane, Wintergreen Resort, VA 22967
Fire extinguisher is under the kitchen sink. Two security cameras: front driveway and rear lower deck.
Black bears are active throughout Wintergreen. A few simple habits keep everyone safe:
Never leave food in your car. Bears will damage vehicles to access food — including sealed snacks, protein bars, and kids' treats.
- Clean the Blackstone and pizza oven after every use
- Never leave food or trash outside, even briefly
- No food in cars — bears can smell through packaging and will break windows
- Close and latch windows and doors at night and when leaving
Getting Here
The two homes sit directly across a quiet residential lane — about a 20-second walk door to door. Both are within the 11,000-acre Wintergreen Resort at the top of Devil's Knob, elevation ~3,500 ft.
Driving directions from Route 664 entrance: Proceed up Wintergreen Drive 2.5 miles past the guardhouse (take the slight left uphill to stay on Wintergreen Dr). At the stop sign with the Welcome Center ahead, turn left to stay on Wintergreen Dr for 0.9 miles. Turn right onto Blue Ridge Dr (0.6 miles). Turn left onto Fawn Ridge Dr (0.4 miles). Pleasant Point (Home 1) is on Fawn Ridge Dr. Continue to Fox Sparrow Ln and turn right — Quisi South (Forest Cabin) is the first driveway on the right.
318 Fawn Ridge Drive sits within the Wintergreen Resort mountain village at ~3,500 ft elevation. The mountain is a nature preserve — beautiful, dark at night, and home to deer, bears, and other wildlife. Drive slowly and enjoy it.
From the Route 664 entrance: Up Wintergreen Drive 2.5 miles (stay left uphill at the fork). Left at stop sign to stay on Wintergreen Dr (0.9 miles). Right onto Blue Ridge Dr (0.6 miles). Left onto Fawn Ridge Drive — Pleasant Point is on your right.
24 Fox Sparrow Lane is at the top of Devil's Knob within Wintergreen Resort, elevation ~3,500 ft. The mountain is a nature preserve — very dark at night (great for stars), with deer, bears, and wildlife on the roads. Drive slowly!
From the Route 664 entrance: Up Wintergreen Drive 2.5 miles past the guardhouse (take the slight left to stay on Wintergreen Dr). Left at the stop sign to stay on Wintergreen Dr (0.9 miles). Right onto Blue Ridge Dr (0.6 miles). Left onto Fawn Ridge Dr (0.4 miles). Right onto Fox Sparrow Lane — Quisi South is the first driveway on the right.
Your Amenities
Open year-round — rain, snow, or shine.
Hot Tub
- Lift the cover before entering; replace after each use
- Press the red button to power on — use the dial to set temperature
- Two jet buttons (left + right side) — side knobs control jet flow strength
- Light button on the control panel
- May be cold on arrival — allow a few hours to heat fully
- Check-out: turn temperature back down to 80°F and replace cover
Sauna
- Shower before use; wear a bathing suit or robe, avoid metal clasps
- Sit on a towel; start at lower temperature for 10–12 minutes
- Remain still; exit immediately if you feel uncomfortable or dizzy
- Cool down, then repeat if desired; no eating, drinking, or smoking inside
- Consult a doctor before use if you have any health conditions
A full entertainment space with: shuffleboard table, arcade games, retro NES, ring toss, board games, card table, and a wet bar with HDTV — perfect for adult game nights. The bunk room has a slide for the kids, and there's tetherball and cornhole outside.
Both indoor fireplaces are wood burning. Make sure the flue is open before lighting. Dispose of cooled ashes in the metal waste can on the deck. The outdoor fire pit is propane — do not burn wood in it.
Outdoor Blackstone griddle and a wood-fired pizza oven for group cooking. Please clean the grill after use to avoid additional cleaning fees and to avoid attracting bears.
Open year-round — rain, snow, or shine.
Hot Tub
- Lid: Lift the cover before entering; replace after each use
- Power: Press the red button to power on — use the dial to set temperature
- Jets: Two jet buttons (left + right side) — side knobs control jet flow strength
- Lights: Light button on the control panel
- Note: May be cold on arrival — allow a few hours to heat fully
- Check-out: Turn temperature back down to 80°F and replace cover
Take the steps from the driveway down to the screened lower deck game room: ping pong table, dart board (darts in the closet under the stairs — supervise children), foosball table, life-size Connect Four, and a ring game. Cushions for outdoor chairs are stacked on the picnic table; back cushions are in the storage bin behind the outdoor couch. Please return cushions to storage when finished.
The easiest way to impress everyone: buy a DuraFlame log at the Market and light it. Or bring a couple from home. For a real wood fire, use the firewood stacked by the driveway or from the Market. Make sure the flue is open. Clean ashes into the silver bin on the deck at checkout.
Propane fire pit on the lower deck. Fires must be supervised by an adult at all times. Please do not cook s'mores on the fire pit — they're very hard to clean off the decorative glass and rocks. Turn off the gas and close the propane tank after every use.
To Light: Open the left door and twist the valve to turn on propane. Remove the rectangular cover from the top. Locate the control panel behind the right door. Hold down the ignition switch, then turn the dial to ON. Use the dial to control flame height. If it doesn't light, turn off the gas, wait a minute, and try again. In humid conditions, use a stick lighter.
When finished: rotate dial to OFF, turn off the valve at the propane tank, replace the cover. Do not roast anything over this fire — very hard to clean!
Please use the fire table only in its current location — it is not meant to be moved.
The deck features a Blackstone griddle and a pizza oven for outdoor cooking. The Blackstone is perfect for group breakfasts and large meals. Please clean both after use to avoid cleaning fees and to deter wildlife.
Your Amenities
Open year-round — rain, snow, or shine.
Hot Tub
- Lift the cover before entering; replace after each use
- Press the red button to power on — use the dial to set temperature
- Two jet buttons (left + right side) — side knobs control jet flow strength
- Light button on the control panel
- May be cold on arrival — allow a few hours to heat fully
- Check-out: turn temperature back down to 80°F and replace cover
Sauna
- Shower before use; wear a bathing suit or robe, avoid metal clasps
- Sit on a towel; start at lower temperature for 10–12 minutes
- Remain still; exit immediately if you feel uncomfortable or dizzy
- Cool down, then repeat if desired; no eating, drinking, or smoking inside
- Consult a doctor before use if you have any health conditions
A full entertainment space with: shuffleboard table, arcade games, retro NES, ring toss, board games, card table, and a wet bar with HDTV — perfect for adult game nights. The bunk room has a slide for the kids, and there's tetherball and cornhole outside.
Both indoor fireplaces are wood burning. Make sure the flue is open before lighting. Dispose of cooled ashes in the metal waste can on the deck. The outdoor fire pit is propane — do not burn wood in it.
Outdoor Blackstone griddle and a wood-fired pizza oven for group cooking. Please clean the grill after use to avoid additional cleaning fees and to avoid attracting bears.
Your Amenities
Open year-round — rain, snow, or shine.
Hot Tub
- Lift the cover before entering; replace after each use
- Press the red button to power on — use the dial to set temperature
- Two jet buttons (left + right side) — side knobs control jet flow strength
- Light button on the control panel
- May be cold on arrival — allow a few hours to heat fully
- Check-out: turn temperature back down to 80°F and replace cover
Sauna
- Shower before use; wear a bathing suit or robe, avoid metal clasps
- Sit on a towel; start at lower temperature for 10–12 minutes
- Remain still; exit immediately if you feel uncomfortable or dizzy
- Cool down, then repeat if desired; no eating, drinking, or smoking inside
- Consult a doctor before use if you have any health conditions
Take the steps from the driveway down to the screened lower deck game room: ping pong table, dart board (darts in the closet under the stairs — supervise children), foosball table, life-size Connect Four, and a ring game. Cushions for outdoor chairs are stacked on the picnic table; back cushions are in the storage bin behind the outdoor couch. Please return cushions to storage when finished.
The easiest way to impress everyone: buy a DuraFlame log at the Market and light it. Or bring a couple from home. For a real wood fire, use the firewood stacked by the driveway or from the Market. Make sure the flue is open. Clean ashes into the silver bin on the deck at checkout.
Propane fire pit on the lower deck. Fires must be supervised by an adult at all times. Please do not cook s'mores on the fire pit — they're very hard to clean off the decorative glass and rocks. Turn off the gas and close the propane tank after every use.
To Light: Open the left door and twist the valve to turn on propane. Remove the rectangular cover from the top. Locate the control panel behind the right door. Hold down the ignition switch, then turn the dial to ON. Use the dial to control flame height. If it doesn't light, turn off the gas, wait a minute, and try again. In humid conditions, use a stick lighter.
When finished: rotate dial to OFF, turn off the valve at the propane tank, replace the cover. Do not roast anything over this fire — very hard to clean!
Please use the fire table only in its current location — it is not meant to be moved.
The deck features a Blackstone griddle and a pizza oven for outdoor cooking. The Blackstone is perfect for group breakfasts and large meals. Please clean both after use to avoid cleaning fees and to deter wildlife.
Explore the Area
Top Restaurants
Some of the best wood-fired pizza anywhere — and Chris & Bianca lived in NYC for 17 years, so that's saying something. Authentic ingredients, scratch-made, cooked in a wood-fired oven. Also serves breakfast pastries and beignets that are genuinely legendary. Right on the mountain — the most convenient great meal you'll find.
Escape the ordinary at this one-of-a-kind farmhouse café on Route 151. Belties serves hand-crafted coffee and their legendary 18-layer scratch biscuits alongside sweeping Blue Ridge Mountain views — and their Belted Galloway cows grazing just outside the window. It's an experience as much as a meal.
A well-loved pub in the Stoney Creek Valley — just 15 minutes down the mountain from both homes. Solid craft beers on tap, a full menu of burgers, sandwiches, and mountain comfort food, and the kind of relaxed vibe that's perfect after a day of hiking or skiing.
A Nellysford institution and one of the most beloved BBQ spots in the Blue Ridge. Honest, smoky, delicious — the kind of place where the brisket and pulled pork speak for themselves. Low-key atmosphere, generous portions, and a menu that's been earning regulars for years. Worth every mile down the mountain.
The beloved Italian spot in Nellysford — wood-fired pizza, housemade pasta, and the kind of generous, family-style Italian cooking that makes a group dinner feel like an occasion. Great for families and larger parties. Named for the island of Sicily, the food reflects that heritage: bold flavors, fresh ingredients, and recipes that don't cut corners.
A Wintergreen-area institution — quirky, intimate, and deeply beloved. Part wine shop, part artisan bakery, part café. The menu is small and excellent, built around whatever's fresh and local that week. The bread alone is worth a special trip. One of those rare places that feels like a genuine find.
The best Mexican food in the Waynesboro area and a unanimous local favorite. Don Lupe serves the real thing — authentic tacos, tamales, chile rellenos, and margaritas that hit the mark. Casual, affordable, and consistently good. A perfect option when the group wants something different after a long day on the mountain.
The kids' favorite stop in Nellysford — and honestly, the adults love it too. Black Bear Creamery makes everything in-house: rich, creamy ice cream, thick milkshakes, and loaded sundaes. It's right next door to Three Notch'd brewery, making it the perfect combo stop — beer for the grown-ups, ice cream for the kids, everyone wins.