Fort Lewis Lodge & Farm

09/29/2026

What’s for dinner you ask? Well every meal is chefs choice and our menus change daily. But there’s always a grilled protein, always something farm-to-table, and always a freshly baked muffin or dessert coming out of the oven. And it’s ALWAYS delicious. Just one month left in our season! Come see us before it’s gone. 🔔

09/17/2026

Evenings spent in the pavilion just hit different.

Gather around the fire, let the kids run wild in the field, challenge your crew to a game of co****le, roast s’mores, and stay awhile as the sun slips behind the mountains.

No agenda. No hurry. Just good food, fresh mountain air, and time together. Nothing beats fall evenings by the fire! 🌙 ✨

08/31/2026

Come for the drinks, stay for the company. We have just two months left in the 2026 Fort Lewis season. Come share a drink with us at Buck’s Bar before it’s over. 🍺

08/26/2026

Looking for somewhere to hibernate this winter? While Fort Lewis closes for the season on November 1, our three rental homes are available to rent year-round — and we just opened up our winter dates (November - March)! Curl up next to a wood-burning fireplace, finally crack open that book you’ve been meaning to read, and settle in for a quiet respite in the mountains.

08/23/2026

From hand hewn log cabins to our converted grain silo, there’s more than one way to stay at Fort Lewis. Join us for a short tour around the grounds.

And for all our Fort Lewis regulars… share with the class: what’s your favorite room to stay in? 👇🏼

08/14/2026

We have no actual proof, but we’re fairly certain time slows down by the river. And honestly, we’re not in any hurry to prove otherwise.

07/24/2026

"Disc golf, farm animals, indoor games, and an outdoor pavilion offer on-site fun—that is, if reading a book on your cabin’s porch swing or staying up late to watch the stars come out aren’t entertainment enough." Thrilled to be included in this Travel + Leisure article about our beautiful mountain town.

Bath County, Virginia, has historic hot springs, forest hiking, river adventures, charming inns, and scenic mountain escapes a few hours from Washington, D.C.

06/16/2026

This scene and the dinner bell is about to ring. What’s on your dream Fort Lewis menu tonight? 🔔

05/18/2026

Safe to say we’re having a good fishing year at Fort Lewis! This monster tiger trout was caught over the weekend. Spring on the Cowpasture River is hard to beat 🎣

05/15/2026

Thank you to Hotels Above Par for the incredible feature!

"Three and a half hours from Washington, D.C., though the winding, pastoral drive makes it feel like less, you’ll find a perfect little family retreat called Fort Lewis Lodge & Farm. It sits on a 3,300-acre mountain farm in Bath County, Virginia, with the Cowpasture River running straight through it, and feels like it’s been pulled straight from the pages of a Mark Twain novel. Family-owned and operated for more than 65 years, and open only April through October, this is the rare place where "unplugged" isn't a marketing buzzword but an actual operating condition. Think of it as summer camp for adults who equally prioritize a good meal with access to the great outdoors. "

Set on 3,300 acres in Virginia’s Bath County, Fort Lewis Lodge & Farm is a rustic Appalachian retreat with riverside cabins, farm-to-table meals, outdoor adventures, and a true off-grid feel.