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Growing up, the ger wasn't a novelty to us. It was home: the round wooden frame, the felt walls, the fire in the center, the whole family gathered under one open skylight — a way of living shaped by nomadic families for thousands of years. That's the feeling we wanted to share with you.
When we found this nearly 8 acres of quiet Appalachian woodland, we didn't want to build another themed cabin or a generic "glamping" structure. We wanted to give our guests the real, authentic experience — the one we grew up with. So we sourced an authentic, handmade, handpainted ger directly from a small manufacturer in the Mongolian countryside, built by the same hands and methods used for generations, and set it down here for you to discover.
This isn't a recreation of nomadic life or just a place to stay. It's the unmodified, real structure that sheltered nomads on the Central Asian steppes, under endless skies, for thousands of years — and now it's waiting for you, on a quiet hilltop in West Virginia.

Your ger sits on a private, wooded hilltop, offering complete privacy and a rare blend of authenticity and modern comfort. Soak in the hot tub under the stars, enjoy the barrel sauna, share stories by the fire, or wander the private walking trail. This is a place to slow down, reconnect with nature and with the loved ones you're with, and feel genuinely away from it all.

This scenic lake is perfect for kayaking, fishing, and swimming, with trails and picnic ground nearby.
More information: Jennings Randolph Lake


A vast 6,202-acre expanse of oak-hickory woodlands just southwest of Keyser, perfect for hiking, bird-watching, and enjoying unspoiled nature. It’s a haven for wildlife and serenity. Road access may be challenging at times; a 4WD vehicle is recommended.
More information: Allegheny Wildlife Management Area
Take a unique train adventure through the Appalachian Mountains’ wooded gorge known as “the Trough”—renowned for stunning landscapes and frequent bald eagle sightings.
More information: Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad

While your ger offers the perfect space for cooking and campfire meals, you'll also find some wonderful local dining options just a short drive away:
All three are within 10–20 minutes' drive from the property, making them perfect for a morning coffee, a relaxed evening out, or a satisfying meal after a day of exploring.
