A lakefront stay guests consistently rate 10/10 for comfort, setting, and value.
Fishing, family, forest, and fun come together at Oak Hill Oasis, a peaceful lakefront retreat above the main channel of Kerr Lake in Clarksville, Virginia—the state’s only lakeside town. With a private swimming cove, floating dock, and wide lake views, it’s the kind of place where mornings are quiet, afternoons stretch on the water, and evenings end with sunset views and time well spent together.

Tucked on a quiet hill with its own secluded shoreline, the home offers a rare combination of privacy, accessibility, and comfort. A screened porch, lake-facing deck, and semi-enclosed outdoor shower make it easy to live outdoors, while inside you’ll find a spacious layout that works just as well for families as it does for groups of friends.

Originally an off-season hideaway for a well-known race car driver, the house blends classic knotty pine character and mid-century charm with thoughtful modern updates—clean, comfortable, and consistently exceeding expectations.

Wildlife is part of the experience here, with frequent sightings of herons, eagles, and even otters along the shoreline.

Recent guests highlight the home’s cleanliness, layout, lake views, and overall value.

Highlights
• Private cove + floating dock for swimming, fishing, and tying up your boat
• Wide lake views from primary suite, living room, and dining area
• 2 en suite bedrooms + 2 additional bedrooms — ideal for families or groups
• Screened porch + lake-facing deck for relaxing in any weather
• Weber grill with sunset seating overlooking the water
• Outdoor shower for easy post-lake rinse-offs
• 7 minutes to Bluestone Landing for easy boat access
• Wildlife sightings — herons, eagles, and occasional otters
• Peaceful setting just 12 minutes from Clarksville
Lake Views, Comfortable Bedrooms, and Room to Spread Out
Enjoy lake views from the primary suite, living room, and dining area. The layout is ideal for families and groups, with privacy where it matters and shared spaces that bring everyone together.

• Primary Suite — King bed, lake view, en suite bath
• Second Suite — Queen bed, en suite bath
• Bedroom 3 — Garden view, shared hall bath
• Bedroom 4 — Garden view, shared hall bath
Outdoor Spaces Designed for Relaxing and Reconnecting
The living room opens directly to the lake-facing deck, while the screened porch offers a peaceful retreat for reading, napping, or simply listening to the rain.

• Private cove and floating dock for swimming, fishing, and tying up your boat
• Lake-facing deck (252 sq ft) with Weber grill and built‑in sunset seating
• Screened porch (also 252 sq ft) for shaded afternoons and all-weather relaxation
• Outdoor shower for post-lake rinse-offs or cooling down between swims
• Large circular driveway with room for 2+ boat trailers
• Bluestone Landing (7 minutes) for easy boat launching.
Well-Equipped Kitchen and Easy, Comfortable Living
Start the day with coffee from either a Keurig or drip maker in a spacious kitchen with breakfast bar. The home includes WiFi, an inkjet printer/scanner, and a 32-inch TV with Amazon Fire services—though many guests find themselves unplugging, slowing down, and enjoying the setting instead.

Step outside quietly and you may spot herons, eagles, or even an otter family along the shoreline.
Explore Clarksville or Stay Tucked Away
Clarksville is just 12 minutes away, offering dining, breweries, shops, and small-town charm—from ice cream at The Cottage Barn to sunset drinks at Buggs Island Brewing.

Or simply stock up locally and enjoy the quiet back at the house.
Easy Access from the Triangle and Beyond
Located 60–90 minutes from Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill (about 75 minutes from RDU) and under two hours from Richmond—close enough for a weekend, far enough to feel like a true escape.

The final ¾ mile is a well-maintained gravel road (no special vehicle needed). Updated directions are provided before arrival.
A Note About the Lake
Kerr Lake is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers flood-control reservoir, so the shoreline may occasionally collect natural debris after storms or water-level changes. The floating dock remains accessible for swimming and boating.