Directions - Pembroke Springs Retreat close to Winchester VA

Directions to Pembroke Springs

From the Washington, DC area:

The drive takes approximately 90 minutes. Go west on Interstate 66 all the way to the end where it merges (left lane merge) with Interstate 81 and go south three miles to the second Strasburg exit #296 which meets State Route 55. Go west on Route 55 for 10.3 miles, crossing over Cedar Creek and then Duck Run.

About 60 yards beyond the small bridge over Duck Run, turn right onto Wardensville Grade (County route 608, a gravel road) and go 1.5 miles to a pond on your right and shelter area on your left. Turn left at the Pembroke Springs Retreat sign and drive up this smaller dirt road 100 yards to the gate, then left up the hill 200 yards to the retreat, (before the green mail box). Please use caution because of the deer.

From places other than Washington, DC:

The key is to reach Exit 296 on Route 81 and follow the above directions. For those coming from the west, our road, Wardensville Grade, is approximately four miles from the WV/VA State line on the top of Great North Mountain on State Route 55.

House Rental

Due to the Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic, we have reopened as a vacation home rental. We plan on continuing this model until the end of 2021. We have learned to never say never, but it is quite possible that we will NOT return to being a bed and breakfast.

* We are hosting one group at a time, regardless of the number of rooms booked. There are 2 night minimums and room minimums depending on the date. The reservations page includes an updated chart of availability and rates.

*An optional catering package is available to full house (5 room) bookings with advance notice. The in house menu is seasonal and the summer plan includes 1 meal per day. Groups ordering food may not enter the kitchen per regulations.

* Although CDC guidelines have changed, we never book groups checking in and out on the same day due to the cleaning necessary for our unique operations. The required use of face masks for Virginia have been lifted, sanitizing stations remain in the common areas, and our team will continue to host with no-contact service.