Golden Eagle Luxury Tree House at Primland

In Southern Virginia’s Patrick County, at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, lies the sleepy bedroom community of Meadows of Dan. This quaint and unincorporated community doesn’t seem like much to travellers passing through, but that’s only because most of them don’t know what’s there. For hidden away

is a unique resort that combines the ultimate in luxury with an unparalleled respect for the great outdoors: Primland.

Primland has always been a great property indeed, but now it’s being improved with the addition of the new Golden Eagle Tree House. This new creation is one of four

new suites being added to the resort.

The Golden Eagle Tree House is designed specifically to provide a romantic and ultra-private getaway for couples or honeymooners. It’s located near the fourth green of Primland’s magnificent Highland Golf Course – which itself is fairly impressive – ranked as 13th best in the country by Golf Digest Magazine. As for the accommodations, the single bedroom suite consists of 384 square feet of space including separate kitchen, living room, and bathroom. There’s also a 340 square foot deck overlooking the awe-inspiring Dan River Gorge. Guests are given access to the Tree House with covered golf carts and a very impressive wooden bridge walkway.

Even more impressive is the fact that the Golden Eagle Tree House is made almost entirely of cedar. The building was designed and fabricated in France, then shipped to the United States where it was assembled, finished, and decorated. The decor is just what you’d expect from a wilderness tree house with plenty of wood, natural accents, and nature-inspired furniture. Once you experience the Golden Eagle Tree House, you may not want to come out until your stay comes to an end. If you do, you’ll be free to enjoy a variety of activities including golf, hunting, hiking, and so much more.

While you’re at Primland be sure to visit their exquisite spa. You’ll experience incredible treatments designed for the utmost in relaxation and beauty, all in a natural environment that will take your breath away.

Nightly rates for the Gold Eagle Tree House range from $425 – $539/ night throughout the year.

2000 Busted Rock Road
Meadows of Dan, VA 24120
Phone: 866-960-7746

Tree Houses at Primland, Auberge Resorts Collection

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