Historic Cabin Rental on a Strawberry Farm near Charleston, West Virginia

This accommodation is located in the countryside of Clendenin, West Virginia, where it is set on on a strawberry farm nestled in the wooded foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Strolling around the farm, guests will find a creek, 130-year-old farmhouse, an outhouse from the 1940s, an abandoned post office from bygone days, two fields of strawberries, and a century-old barn that houses friendly ducks and chickens. The country road leading up to the property is lined with wildflowers and leads to a small white church and a cave that sheltered the area's earliest settlers.

About 15 minutes to the south, guests will find downtown Clendenin, where they can dine at local eateries, hike and bike on a riverside trail, and paddle in the Elk River. Following the river to the east, guests will come to the Wallback Wildlife Management Area (WMA), which is about a 35-minute drive from the farm. Here, guests will find 11,757 acres of hilly terrain covered in brushland and forests filled with oaks, hickories, maples, and birches. Home to wild turkeys, sparrows, a variety of wood warblers (including Cerulean warblers), the WMA is an Audubon Society-designed Important Bird Area.

About 30 minutes to the southwest, guests will find Charleston—the capital of West Virginia. Here, guests will find many shops and restaurants, along with the nearest regional airport and attractions such as the Clay Center children's museum, the West Virginia State Museum, and the historic West Virginia State Capitol building. The farm is three hours and 10 minutes from Columbus, Ohio, where the nearest international airport is located.