White Pines ~ Enjoy your own private Pond & Hot Tub!

White Pines cabin is accessible by road and its setting includes a large picnic area with a pond, hot tub and enlarged campfire ring seating ideal for groups.  The cabin has two stories: the first story contains the kitchen, bathroom and living room and one bedroom; and the second floor has one bedroom.  White Pines cabin can comfortably sleep eight: There is a full size bed in the first floor bedroom; two twin beds and a queen mattress on a small loft in the upstairs bedroom; and a full size futon in the living room that can sleep two.

White Pines cabin is located alongside Route 77 (Nada Tunnel Rd.) in the Red River Gorge geological area, and is a perfect fit for a large group, a family, or one to two couples.  Enjoy relaxing in the heart of the Red River Gorge and step right out the door onto miles of trails with spectacular rock features and views.  White Pines cabin has immediate access to Trail #221, the Rough Trail, from the Martin’s Fork parking lot, just 300 yards up the road.

- 0.2 miles to Martin's Fork Trailhead (used for Gray's Arch access)
- 0.75 miles to the Nada Tunnel
- 0.75 miles to the Red River
- 4 miles to the Daniel Boone Coffee Shop
- 6 miles to Miguel's Pizza and Natural Bridge State Park

-- Amenities --

Staying in a Red River Gorgeous Cabin is truly a one-of-a-kind experience.  Because all of our hand-built cabins are unique, we wish to inform you of their individual features so you can come prepared to enjoy your stay to the fullest.

Kitchen:  Complete kitchen furnished with an electric glass-top stove, oven, full refrigerator, toaster, double sink, and microwave.  Cookware, dishware, soap and kitchen towels are also provided.

Living/Dining:  White Pines has a large kitchen table that seats 6.  The adjacent living room is a welcoming space complete with a futon, couch, small desk and several chairs.

Technology:  The living room has a TV which plays DVDs only.  You are welcome to bring your favorite DVDs.  Wifi is accessible at our main office, located approximately 500 feet down the road from White Pines.

Bathroom:  Full bath with sink, toilet and shower.

Bedroom:  The downstairs master bedroom has a full bed.  Upstairs in the loft are two twin beds and a queen-sized memory foam mattress.   Additionally, there is a couch and full-size futon in the living room.

Additional Amenities:  Weber charcoal grill, mini split system with air conditioning, additional propane wall heater, covered porch with furniture, TV (DVD only) and private fire pit.

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We are happy to host pets at White Pines and ask for an additional $50 (plus tax) non-refundable pet cleaning fee for the first pet.  Any additional pets are $25 (plus tax).

Linens are always provided for this cabin.  We will provide pillows, blankets, bedsheets and bath towels.  We will also provide kitchen towels, toilet paper, hand and dish soap.

Firewood is also available upon request.  For $25 we will deliver firewood to your fire pit.  Please be sure to mark on your reservation if you would like firewood delivery.  Please be sure to put out all fires COMPLETELY when you are finished.

We are happy to host pets at Tradewinds Treehouse and ask for an additional $75 (plus tax) non-refundable pet cleaning fee for the first pet.  Any additional pets are $37.50 (plus tax).

Linens are always provided for this cabin.  We will provide pillows, blankets, bedsheets and bath towels.  We will also provide kitchen towels, toilet paper, hand and dish soap.

Firewood is also available upon request.  For $25 we will deliver firewood to your fire pit.  Please be sure to mark on your reservation if you would like firewood delivery.  Please be sure to put out all fires COMPLETELY when you are finished.

We do not offer refunds or rescheduling due to snow, ice, or rain unless a state of emergency is declared. We may offer alternate parking or help shuttle your group when possible. Travel insurance is strongly recommended.

Use Hot Tub at your own risk.

We limit chemicals to protect the ecosystem, so you may see bugs, spiders, or frogs. It’s part of the forest experience—thanks for respecting the wild!