The vacation log homes at The Reserve at Fairystone are a short drive from the incomparable views of the Blue Ridge Parkway and numerous attractions.

Patrick County was formed in 1791 and is currently home to 19,700 citizens.  One-third of the county is in the rolling Piedmont plateau and the remaining two-thirds in the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains.

Visitors can choose from a number of outdoor attractions including the Blue Ridge Parkway, Philpott Lake, Kibler Valley, Fairystone State Park, Fairystone Wildlife Management Area and Lovers Leap Overlook.  Patrick is also home to state birding and wildlife trails.  The Reynolds Homestead, Jack’s Creek and Bob White Covered Bridges and many older farms and buildings are scattered throughout the county. 

At The Reserve at Fairystone in Patrick County, Virginia, you will find an unhurried way of life rich in the tradition and the friendliness of mountain communities.  Nestled in the shadows of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Patrick County’s rolling hills and majestic valleys makes us one of the best kept secrets of the Blue Ridge.