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Blue Ridge Parkway
Lodging
 

Four lodges along the Parkway provide opportunities for overnight accomodations from spring through the fall foliage season.  Many Parkway travelers may find that getting off of the road and into the local towns and communities in the region is an enjoyable option for lodging as well.

In addition to lodging, seasonal restaurants at Otter Creek (MP 63), Mabry Mill (MP 176), Bluffs Coffee Shop (MP 242), and Crabtree Meadows (MP 340) offer local cuisine and the opportunity to extend your Parkway travels.

The Peaks of Otter Lodge  is located twenty miles north of Roanoke, VA at Milepost 86.  Phone 1-800-542 5927 for reservations. This is the only year-round lodging on the Parkway and offers dining, trails, fishing and seasonal interpretive programs at the park amphitheater.

Rocky Knob Cabins is open from May through the fall foliage season. Phone (540) 593-3503 for reservations. Located at Milepost 174 near Meadows of Dan, Va, these are small, rustic cabins built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the early days of Parkway construction.

Bluffs Lodge is open from May through the fall foliage season. Phone (336) 372 4499 for reservations. Located at Milepost 240 at Doughton Park in North Carolina, this is one of the largest developed areas on the Parkway. Extensive hiking trails are available and the Bluffs Coffee Shop offers food service. 

Pisgah Inn is open from early spring through the fall foliage season. Phone (828) 235 8228 for reservations. Located south of Asheville, NC at Milepost 408.6, Pisgah Inn is the highest elevation lodging on the Blue Ridge Parkway at over 5,000 feet.

Mabry Mill  

Did You Know?
Over 30,000 school children in Virginia and North Carolina each year receive educational programs in their classrooms from Blue Ridge Parkway Rangers.

Last Updated: July 28, 2009 at 11:10 EST