Tudor's Biscuit World

Laid-back resort with log cabins & riverside cottages, plus fishing & underground cavern tours. This rustic family-owned resort with log cabins and cottages is set in the Spruce Knob Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, and is 9 miles from the Rohrbaugh Plains Trail. Accommodations range from log cabins with wood-burning stoves and whirlpool tubs to rustic riverside cottages with full kitchens. There's also a log cabin-like motel with basic rooms offering satellite TV and mountain views. Some have Wi-Fi access. Kids 12 and under stay free. The property includes a trout pond for fishing, a conference center, a gift shop and activities such as gemstone mining. There are also guided tours of underground caverns once used by Seneca Indians.

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