Andy Mountain Cabins

Tina Arteaga

Very responsible price cabin. Great location. Highly recommend coming to this location if you are in the area for a road trip.

Ray

We stayed at one of the cabins. Four guys for a fishing weekend. Couldn’t recommend it more! Cabins are incredibly well built and stocked. Prices for extras like firewood were very reasonable. The train tracks were close, but not a problem at all. We only heard one train pass all weekend and it was during the day. Fun to watch too. Be aware that the internet is not for regular use. Only good for texting/email. If you want rainy day movies just download them to your laptop in advance. Small tv in the room with good cable, but you shouldn’t be going to a cabin this good for TV anyway. Perfect getaway and I plan to go back!

Sharon Keith

We had a wonderful stay at one of the cabins. There were 5 of us and we were very comfortable. Quiet spot and everything we needed to just relax and enjoy the bonfire. Can't wait to go back. Robert and Deb are so nice and eager to please!

Chris Edgar

The cabins are very functional. They did a good job decorating them. Very woodsy feel. There isn't an oven but they do have a Pizzaz which worked out great. There is a charcoal grill that looked useable, we didn't try it. Fridge and stove top worked fine. There are pots, pans, dishes etc. They also have extra blankets and pamphlets about things to do in the area.The main living space has a good amount of room. The bedrooms are upstairs. Watch out for the low ceiling. There is a side porch that fits two people. They offer Wi-Fi, they ask you not stream or risk being disconnected. We played Amazon music but didn't hook up our Roku at night. We weren't there to watch TV anyways but I did use my laptop w/o issues. The TV is small in case you care, they have DirectTV but no premium channels. Didn't see a DVD player but there is a radio with a CD player. We didn't use it. They also have a fire pit and you can purchase wood for $3. The cabins are less than 5 minutes from "downtown" Harpers Ferry. It's a nice little town w access to the Mississippi river. We went to the Mini Mart for supplies and ice cream. Spillway for dinner was really good. Marquette is about 15 min away. Neat little towm. They have a casino, we did not go. We were into hiking. You're also about 10 min from Effigy Mounds, worth it if you hike. There's a Noble landing down the road w a boat launch and fishing area on the Missisippi. You can also access Yellow River Park. Wyalusing is about 25 min away (worth it). When you arrive they had our name on the back door and the cabin was open. Keys are hanging inside. The owner was there when we arrived but then only saw her one other time. Only issue was when we ran out of TP and had to buy our own, we did ask for more but didn't get it until the next day. Not the end of the world. We were there M-F in August. It was pretty quiet which was more than fine. There are other trailers here but most were empty when we were there. There are train tracks about a football field away and it's active so you'll hear it each time it goes by. The morning train was usually around 745am. Not a deal breaker but just a fyi. Once the horn stops you hardly notice it. We would definitely go back again.