5 reviews
47 Dearing Rd (Flint Hill)
Washington, VA 22627 US
(540)675-3693
Payment types accepted include Visa, Travelers Checks, Personal Checks, Discover, Master Card and Cash.
The types of beds available include Double.
Circa 1812. This gracious Federal-style stone house on the National Register is beautifully situated on 115 forever protected acres adjacent to Shenandoah National Park. It was built by a Revolutionary War officer, and his musket is displayed over a mantel. The house, a Virginia Historic Landmark, has been restored with the original Colonial color scheme retained. All rooms have working fireplaces, air conditioning and provide views of stone-fenced pastures and the Blue Ridge Mountains. The innkeeper is a retired international broadcaster.Publicity and Awards: Country, Country Almanac, Country Living, Blue Ridge Country, Discovery, Washington Post, Baltimore Sun, Pen TV/Cable 15/PBS X3.Location: Mountains and Country.
Meals Included in Rates: Breakfast and Snacks/Refreshments.
Types of meals: Full Gourmet Breakfast and Snacks/Refreshments.
Amenities In Room: Iron/Ironing Board, Hair Dryer, Fireplace, Desk, Coffeemaker, Clock Radio, Bathrobes, Bath Amenities, Air Conditioning, Reading Lamps, Refrigerator, Snack Bar, Telephone, Turn-Down Service, Wireless Internet Access and Skyline Drive view.
Amenities On Site: VCR, Television, Stables, Phone, Parlor Games, Library, Fireplace, Fax, Copy Machine, Bicycles, lawn games, catch, release fishing and bird watching.
Languages Spoken: German and Danish
“We've stayed at many, many B&Bs. This is by far the best!”
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“Our host was gracious and very accommodating. Breakfast was delicious. We were amazed by the number of species of birds that abounded. Bluebirds were everywhere. A nature lover's paradise.”
— Ellen Bertel
“During the month of December 2010 we drove from New Jersey to Louisiana and on to Arizona to visit friends and family. We decided to stay for a couple of nights at the Caledonia Farm 1812 Bed and Breakfast Inn. This would provide us with an opportunity to see and experience the local area, including the various caverns. We did not regret our decision thanks to Phil Irwin, the Inn’s proprietor who made our stay a true experience. The BB was well kept and provided a 1800’s ambiance. The breakfast had a special touch with a rustic setting, providing a beautiful view of Virginia's pastures and rolling hills. Phil has a wealth of knowledge and cheerfully shared this with us while providing some unexpected but pleasant surprises. We were reluctant to leave early and continue our trip using country roads. With the moon still shining on the snow covered fields we looked back on a highly recommended Caledonia Farm 1812.”
— Klaas Kramer
