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Wilderness Resort Reborn as Unique State Park

9 Feb

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Summary

  • Former Savage River Lodge purchased by state for $8.7 million.
  • New Savage Highlands State Park opens late August with resort-style rentals.
  • Park offers affordable stays, including accessible cabins and yurts.
Wilderness Resort Reborn as Unique State Park

Savage Highlands State Park, formerly known as Savage River Lodge, is slated for an late August opening after being purchased by the state in December 2024 for $8.7 million. The 42-acre property in Garrett County, Maryland, has been undergoing significant maintenance and repairs by state officials. These updates include fixing the lodge roof, addressing a bat infestation, and adding primitive campsites. The state acquired this parcel, an "in-holding" within Savage River State Forest, to preserve its character. Initial renovations, costing over $800,000, have focused on essential repairs and upgrades.

The upcoming state park aims to provide resort-style facilities, including cabins and yurts, at significantly lower prices than its previous private ownership. Plans are in motion to make several cabins and yurts accessible to people with disabilities and to outfit them with kitchenettes. While the park will open in phases, with limited rentals initially, it represents a unique opportunity for more affordable forest lodging in Maryland. The lodge itself will reopen, though its restaurant and bar facilities will remain closed, with potential for future concession services to be managed by a private contractor.

Concerns have been raised by some locals regarding the purchase price and the ongoing costs of maintenance. However, state officials emphasize the high demand for overnight stays in Western Maryland and the value this property brings. The park's rustic charm, nestled within the forest and near natural attractions, is expected to draw visitors. The state plans to hire additional seasonal workers to manage park operations, ensuring its unique, comfortable, and wild atmosphere is maintained for future guests.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Savage Highlands State Park is planned to open in late August.
The park will offer resort-style facilities including cabins and yurts, with plans for some to be made accessible.
The state purchased the property, formerly Savage River Lodge, for $8.7 million in December 2024.

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