Hidden deep within the forests of Roanoke Ridge is Beaver Hollow, a small tent settlement partly built into the mouth of a cave. Rent a tent and spend the week roughing it beneath the stars, away from the budding civilization that surrounds.

Grab a meal from the camp's chuck wagon and take to the wooded walkways that weave throughout and see all that Roanoke Ridge has to offer.

Just north of Rhodes are a series of small but brightly decorated caravans. Though they may not have much, the spirit of this community is always high, with live entertainment around the fire frequent. The inside is like a tiny home in terms of detail, packing in an impressive number of features for families that may not be able to afford higher-tier accommodations.

Coming in Standard ($) and Suite ($$) variants, the St. Denis Apartments is by far the largest accommodation, bringing in 600 guests per week. This is accomplished by hallways within the building facades of the town... as it turns out, nearly every window second floor and beyond is actually a hotel room! The main entrance is the Spaldings Building, right at the center of the Main Square. The rooms themselves look like standard hotels, less themed than most accommodations in the park, but with a slight nineteenth centuy New Orleans vibe.

Saints Hotel, and its surrounding complex, is a quaint hotel facility, featuring sixteen rooms for guests to rest their heads safely away from the unforgiving wilderness. The main building of the hotel features eight rooms, with four smaller buildings situated behind the main thoroughfare featuring another eight.

After checking in at the front desk, and meeting one of the members of the Saint family, guests may either ascend the hotel’s stairs or head out back behind it to find their room. Each room is identical, featuring modern amenities with a distinct Western feel. Striped wallpaper adorns the walls, broken by photographs of Valentine’s, and the surrounding area’s, founding and settlement. Most rooms feature two ornately-crafted beds, though a handful feature a single king-sized bed for smaller parties. Each room also features a full-length mirror, a dresser, and a television.

A small continental breakfast will be served during the morning hours in the hotel’s dining room.

The outskirts of Rhodes are home to a series of small estates, where guests may book a floor for their party (two total per home). These properties have the fine living of most larger properties while also having a short walking distance to the town of Rhodes, the perfect balance of isolation and interaction. Sit on the front porch and watch the wagons cart to and from the city.

The outskirts of Blackwater are home to a series of larger estates, where guests may book a half-floor for their party (four total per home). These properties have the fine living of most larger properties while also being within the city. A small backyard allows for a shared community space away from the crowds.