- Go Pendleton
- New Here
Land, a builder, a bank, a school, a way to make a living.
Moving to Pendleton County
Buying land here, or building on it, means finding people — a realtor who knows the hollows, a builder, an excavator, someone to do the electrical inspection, a bank that lends locally, an attorney for the closing. Then the ordinary things: which school your children go to, where the childcare is, who brings the propane, whether the internet reaches your road. It is all below.
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Appalachian Cabins
Six family and honeymoon cabins near Seneca Rocks, built in period timber-frame style
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Brandywine Motel & Trailer Court
Budget motel; the office is in Fox’s Pizza next door. No smoking, no pets
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Mountain Springs Motel & Apartments
also Thompson's Motel
Twenty-room motel with long-stay efficiency apartments
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Seneca Pines Lodge
Renovated rooms with kitchenettes five minutes from the Seneca Rocks trailhead, with two public 11 kW EV chargers on site
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Star Hotel and Restaurant
Historic hotel of 1901 with ten rooms and an all-American restaurant known for prime rib
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Yokum's Vacationland
Motel, cabins, campground and store