The Manor House, our 3 bedroom original farm house features a spiral staircase with a grand view of Lake Ruth Ann through a two story picture window. Built in 1823 as a log cabin, the Manor House, steeped in history, was used in 1864 as a field hospital in the battle of Trevilian Station – the largest all-calvary battle of the Civil War. With antiquest on display in every room, down to the old woodburning kitchen stove, the Manor House delivers a sensory experience with modern amenities. Refurbished chinked log walls show at two levels of the house. The house was renovated in 1996 to provide a modern kitchen, a bathroom, and a third bedroom with bunk beds. The two bedrooms upstairs contain a king and a queen bed. Behind the Manor House is an 8-room bathhouse to serve not only campers but guests of the Manor House. High speed internet and DirecTV are provided.