Skyland offers three unique lodging styles to suit the needs of any individual or group: The Lodge, Cabins, and The Ranch House. Each lodging style caters to different sizes and types of groups, from families, reunions, retreats, business groups and more. Guests may experience the joy of falling asleep to the nighttime sounds of nature on our screened-in sleeping porches or relax in the A/C in The Ranch House.
The Heart of Skyland Camp
Skyland’s Main Lodge was built as a Victorian hotel near the turn of the 20th century and features the 8 original hotel rooms and a 2nd-story screened-in wrap-around sleeping porch. In many ways, The Lodge is the center of camp; it houses the kitchen, library, admin office, infirmary, and costume attic. There are communal bathrooms and showers on the 2nd story, as well as a Shower House nearby with additional showers if necessary.
The True Camp Experience
Skyland’s historic cabins were originally built in the 1920s as family summer cottages. Each one is unique and offers up plenty of rustic charm. Cabins can sleep up to 10 people on the screened-in sleeping porch and each cabin has its own private bathroom and shower, as well as plenty of living space for playing games, storing luggage, and relaxing.
Skyland’s Home-Away-From-Home
The Ranch House was originally built in the 1960s as a private residence. It is now a comfortable home-away-from-home at Skyland Camp. Perched at the top of the hill beside the tennis courts, The Ranch House offers three bedrooms with sleeping space for 6 people, two private baths, A/C, a full kitchen, wifi, and two private porches.
