Primland Resort +
2000 Busted Rock Rd
Meadows of Dan, VA 24120
(866) 960-7746
Virginia’s First-Class Retreat Goes Above And Beyond With A Wealth Of Options, Indoors And Outdoors
Meadows of Dan, VA – Primland, the extraordinary sporting retreat in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, is among America’s leaders when it comes to providing a sporting spectrum of activity, either indoors or outdoors.
On the accommodation side, Primland also offers options of staying in one of the 26 rooms or suites in The Lodge; in one of the three Fairway cottages; in a three-to-seven bedroom mountain home; or in the intimate Golden Eagle Tree House, which is located at the 4th green – poised some 2,000 feet above the Dan River Gorge.
On the sporting side, one of the main new attractions is the challenging Game Trail Virtual Simulation Hunt which takes sporting clays to a whole new level. There is also GEO-caching on two nature trails; mountain biking; hiking on a restored six-mile section of the Old Appalachian Trail; horseback riding; golf on the highly acclaimed Highland course; tennis; fly fishing; hunting (in season), tree-climbing, Funyaks (rubber kayaks) and ATV riding on the new side-by-side RZRs (great for couples).
On the inside, The Lodge offers an 1800 square feet Indian-themed spa, swimming pool, fitness center, recreation room, fine and casual dining, movie theater, meeting and Board rooms, ballroom and The Observatory where guests can view galaxies 27 million light years away.
For more information, visit www.primland.com or call (866) 960-7746.
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