The Outpost: A Rustic Respite in the Shenandoah Valley

We had a large group here for a large work event in town. The space was clean and had everything we needed to be able to focus on work. Thank you for providing a safe clean place for our work group to stay.

was fun

This was the perfect getaway for my friend's bachelorette. We were looking for a cozy girls' weekend to play games, make friendship bracelets, spend time outdoors, and make memories as a collective. This house and location was exactly the place to make that dream come true!

The deck was missing boards and clearly currently under repair. There were no t.v.'s present...in any room, no radios, one clock with the incorrect time. The pool table was a nice bonus right up to the point where NONE of the pool ques had any tip on them so that just led to marathon-length games but, at least we had something to occupy us. The decorating and over-all theme has real potential but, she's not there yet and it felt quite like living in the twenties. There are most assuredly a number of fixtures and so forth of the period which I thought were cool. I did totally dig the human behavior 101 book published in 1974 whose opening thoughts were that we'd all likely be in full famine or have died from nuclear holocaust by the year 2000. I guess I felt like I had cheated death and gotten some sense of satisfaction from it. I suppose if there HAD been a tv, I wouldn't have read it. There was a large motorhome in the driveway that looked expensive. I kinda wished we had opted for that with the thought that it might feel a bit more 2026ish.