Orion

The night sky opens above the dome, constellations spilling across a clear spring canvas while the scent of pine drifts through the open windows. A gentle breeze rustles the surrounding woods, and the soft glow of the fire pit invites you to linger as dusk settles. Inside, the dome’s warm glow and the crackle of the fire create a quiet haven where you can unwind after a day on the trails. Each breath feels fresh, and the mountains seem to pause just for you.

Sleeping arrangements
The dome sleeps up to four guests. A king bed rests on the main level, and a queen loft bed crowns the loft space, both positioned to frame the night‑sky view through expansive windows. A staircase leads to the loft, making the layout ideal for guests comfortable with a multi‑level interior.

Interior comforts
Heating keeps the dome snug during cooler evenings, while air conditioning is ready for milder days. WiFi supports streaming and remote work, and a TV with a sound system offers cozy indoor entertainment. The full indoor bathroom includes a shower and bathroom essentials, so you can refresh without stepping back into the fresh air.

Kitchen & dining
A compact kitchen lets you brew coffee at sunrise or prepare simple meals for dinner. A dining table provides space for meals, board games, or planning the next hike, all within the dome’s inviting interior.

Outdoor living
Step onto your private deck to soak in the mountain surroundings. The fire pit becomes a natural gathering spot for s’mores and conversation as the temperature dips, and a BBQ grill extends your dining options to the open air. Outdoor seating lets you linger while the woods whisper around you.

Setting & shared property notes
Orion sits on 35 wooded acres at one of the highest points of the private retreat in Wardensville. While another dome sits about 100 feet away and a yurt over 400 feet away, your deck and fire pit remain yours alone, offering a sense of seclusion within the shared landscape. Free parking is available on the premises, and a sound machine is provided to ensure restful nights.

Area highlights
A short drive leads to hiking trails, fishing spots, and Lost River State Park. Nearby towns offer cafés, restaurants, and local shops for relaxed afternoons before returning to the dome’s warmth.

Winter travel considerations
During snow or icy conditions, four‑wheel drive or tire chains may be required, and travel insurance is recommended. Refunds are not offered for road conditions beyond the host’s control.