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Welcome to our cozy mountaintop cabin in the woods with great views. Easy access. One hour from Harrisonburg, VA and 10 minutes from Franklin, WV.

Unplug and come enjoy the peace, beauty, and recreational opportunities Pendleton County, West Virginia's mountain playground, has to offer. Our cozy cabin blends into the mountain setting and was built between 2010 and 2014, using as many local and reclaimed materials as possible. It has one bedroom plus a loft. There is a ladder to the loft space which has a single bed and a small sitting area. (We do provide a way to block access to the ladder if you want to keep little ones from going up.) Sleeping space is also available in the living room (window seat ). The bathroom has a clawfoot tub/shower. Kitchen is fully set up for cooking with full size stove, refrigerator, a pantry, and plenty of storage space. We do not have wifi or cable. (Wifi is available at Subway in Franklin.) We do have plenty of books and games and a collection of videos. There is a window air conditioner in the main living area and in the bedroom. Cell service is spotty. AT&T users can almost always get a signal up on the ridge behind the cabin, and also can get service in Franklin, and often in the cabin. Verizon users will not get reception in Franklin area or in the cabin. This space is about 550 sq. ft. excluding the loft. There is a wood stove in the cabin and firewood is provided for use during the cooler months of the year. We also have convenient electric baseboard heat. Please show correct number of guests. If you are interested in staying for a week please contact me. It is quite possible we can work that out even though it appears the cabin is unavailable during the week.

This is a beautiful area with well-kept farms, beautiful forests, and mountain streams and springs. Franklin is a charming small town and it is like stepping back in time. There is a grocery store, a couple of small restaurants, and two hardware stores. The Drive-In theater is open on weekends during the warmer months. Franklin has a community pool that has very reasonable rates. Hiking, biking, fishing opportunities abound locally. Dolly Sods, Spruce Knob, Seneca Rocks are about an hour away. Monterey, Virginia is 30 minutes away and is a scenic little town. Harrisonburg, VA is an hour away. Franklin, Monterey, and Harrisonburg have nice farmers markets. Pendleton County, WV has a website that may provide more information about local attractions.

This country apartment is quite like a motel room, only it is tucked in the corner of a hilltop dwelling with mountain views. Forget the commercial motel room beside the loud highway and come to this Quiet Country Corner where abundant hiking at places like Seneca Rocks (4 miles away) and Spruce Knob and Blackwater Falls is all around. Come and be awestruck by the gorgeous mountain views and the peacefulness of nature. Come to relax and rejuvenate your soul without draining the bank account.

You will love our space if you are looking for a pleasant place to stay that will not break the bank, yet this apartment has everything you need for a great corner to relax at while you are in the area. We remodeled a room in our lower level that was being used very little into something quite like a motel room, only with a much more country/quality touch. In addition, it will feel really private. . . one other guest cabin positioned several hundred feet away and we will be the only people around, as opposed to a motel full of people! We also think you will find it hard to locate lodging with a view like ours! The view of the mountains here is worth relaxing in front of and taking in for a while.:) Relax in the comfy queen-size bed or sit in the glider chairs by the window and read a book. You will have access to a private full bathroom with fresh linens, body wash, and shampoo provided. In addition, you will be able to use our WiFi, so if you need to do business while you are here, no problem! For your food preparation, there is a small refrigerator and a microwave in the room. Of course, what stay is complete without coffee? We have provided free coffee, creamer, and sugar as well as a four-cup coffee pot- the final touch to your home-away-from-home.

Our home is surrounded by pasture and woods. You may see some cattle grazing or a farmer making hay close by. You might even see wildlife of multiple kinds if you are quiet. We also try to keep a walking path mowed around our pasture for our enjoyment as well as yours. Our property is situated on a back road that is narrow; so watch out for other travelers, people, animals, etc.

Visit our tiny straw-bale house perched on top of Cheat Mountain! Powered by solar panels, this little gem is completely off the grid; an ideal quiet retreat for solo or small group travel. It borders the Monongahela National Forest- you can walk right out the back gate into the wilderness! It’s 2 private acres of hillside with a small fenced-in forested yard, complete with shiitake logs and an outdoor kitchen for breezy cooking! The rental is rustic, an offers an indoor ‘glamping’ experience.

You have access to all the space in the house, the outdoor kitchen, and all other outdoor spaces on our property! The property directly borders National Forest land, which is free and open to the public. There is an outhouse available for guests and rainwater supplied to the outdoor cooking area. All outbuildings are off limits, please be respectful of our storage space.

DO NOT GPS the address listed, please refer to our directions. This is a remote cottage, bordering the Monongahela National Forest; it takes approximately 40 minutes to drive to Elkins and 25 minutes to drive to Beverly. There is a Dollar General and a gas station in Beverly, and it’s another 10 minutes to the outskirts of Elkins where more shopping options are available. Beverly is a quant historic town offering museums, small shops, and events hosted by the historic society such as Civil War reenactments, wine tastings, haunted tours, and more! The house offers close access to the Shavers Fork River, hiking in the Monongahela National Forest, and other outdoor recreation. The Shavers Fork is a popular boating and trout fishing area. This river has both catch-and-release and keep what you catch areas. You can also access trails for mountain biking, hiking, and trail running right from the back yard! Hunting and trapping are legal within season in the National Forest, so please take precautions when hiking during hunting seasons. Cloudy Mountain Refuge is located in the heart of West Virginia, so come and find your wild and wonderful!

Located on a quiet country road, this renovated barn is close to Seneca Rocks, Spruce Knob, the Dolly Sods, etc. Share the area with goats, chickens, and a peacock! The barn has its own bathroom with hot water, a small cooking area (including dishes/cookware), AC/Heater, 1 Queen bed, TV with Netflix, and WiFi. Linens & towels included. Expect to be woken by the rooster! *Please advise if you will have pets ($10 fee per pet per night, pay on arrival) *Please Read Below for COVID19 Update*

**COVID-19 Update- I am accepting guests at this time, but please understand that WV has advised people to stay home except for essential travel. That means restaurants are all take out only, and nonessential shops are currently closed. Grocery Stores have limited items, and it is appreciated if you would bring your own supplies in an effort to leave resources for the local residents and to lessen the risk of spreading the virus unknowingly. WV has also recently closed many state parks, including Blackwater Falls, and is discouraging visitors from high risk places to travel here. The Seneca Rocks parking areas and Visitor's Center are also closed. Only book if you are content to take some scenic drives or go off the beaten track (or stay and hang out in the barn!) I have been taking extra measures to wipe down all "high touch" areas with disinfectant, and give the barn a more thorough than normal clean after each stay. Because the cleaning process is much more involved now, I have increased to a 2 night minimum stay (for the time being), and allow a full 24 hours between each booking for cleaning/airing out. Despite these precautions, while here, you should continue to wash your hands regularly, and keep a safe distance from people when you are out and about. And if you decide to cancel at any time you will be given a full refund. Please cancel if you think you may have come in contact with the virus. Thank you!** This quaint barn was renovated in 2013, and is located in my yard, a short distance from the main house. It has its own private bathroom and a small kitchen area for basic cooking. There is a small refrigerator, hot plate, toaster oven, kettle and coffee maker. All pots, pans, dishes, etc also included. There is not a proper oven for baking. The water is not only drinkable, but probably better tasting than most bottled water (the well is spring-fed!) Located just 5 minutes from Seneca Rocks, WV on a quiet country road, it's the perfect location for an escape from the real world. If you're looking to get in touch with nature, and love animals, you will love staying in the barn! There is no cell phone service in the area, but free Wifi reaches the barn. There is also a TV with DVD player/Netflix, but no cable TV. There is a queen bed and AC in the room. There is also a propane wall heater for colder months. Sheets, blankets, towels, etc are provided. Please note, this is a true barn. Just two doors down live 2 pygmy goats, chickens, ducks, and a peacock. The birds do roam freely around the yard. There are also 2 cats that live next door, and the peacock often enjoys roosting on the roof, and sometimes starts calling early in the morning. Mating season for the peacock is usually around late June to early July. During this time he can be annoyingly loud, even in the middle of the night. You may also hear some other animal noises in the night... (The cats do not go into the area where you will stay. There is no cat odor and people with cat allergies should not have a problem.) The barn is situated close to the house, where I live with my husband and our 3 dogs. I am usually around, but not always. There is a charcoal grill and a fire pit in the yard, which you are welcome to use as well. However, you will not have access to the main house. For a unique experience come stay in the Seneca Rocks Renovated Barn! **There is no cell phone reception in or around Seneca Rocks.

Seneca Rocks is quite literally in the middle of nowhere. It is a very small town nestled in the mountains of West Virginia. There are many points of interest in the area, but to see these places please expect to do some mountain driving while you are here. In the town of Seneca Rocks, which is about 4 miles from the house there are 2 stores with souvenirs and limited grocery items. There is a newly opened Subway restaurant, plus a couple local places to eat, but the choices are pretty limited. There are the rocks, with a hiking trail to the top. There is also a swimming hole in the river at the base of the rocks. The following places are popular among visitors, including driving times from the barn: Dolly Sods (45 minutes) (great hiking) Spruce Knob (40 minutes) (highest point in WV, great hiking) Blackwater Falls (45 minutes) (hiking, point of interest) Seneca Caverns (15 minutes) Smoke Hole Caverns (15 minutes) Davis/Thomas (45 minutes) (the nearest bars/nightlife, and best restaurants are here) Canaan Valley (25 minutes) (hiking, mountain biking)

The Seneca Suite is a bedroom with a set of bunk beds and a queen size bed,private bathroom & shower. This is a BYOB accommodation, Bring Your Own Bag (sleeping bag or blanket, pillows and towels). Your bathroom and shower are just across the hall from the bedroom. The room is basic and clean and about as close as you are going to get to the base of Seneca Rocks. WI-FI, additional outdoor shower with a view of the rock! 2 Country stores across the street inc. a pizza place and a diner.

We are a 32 plus year old guide service and climbing school. If you stay with us you will meet and probably have a beverage with the local guides and climbers.

Seneca Rocks is unique village in the middle of no where! There are two general stores and a climbing shop across the street from our place. Harpers Old Country Store is over 100 years old and about as authentic as you will find anywhere. The Yokums is a bit more modern but has local flavor all its own. Theres a Pizza place above Harpers Store and a Diner in the back of Yokums.

The Woodlands Hostel is a unique space with tall windows offering great views of the mountains. There is a large common living room and office area with a wood burning stove for heat. There is one private room with a full sized bed. One bunk room has 6 beds, and the other bunk room has 4. All guest will have access to a recently remodeled kitchen and necessary kitchen utensils (pots, pans, plates, etc.) There are two showers and two full baths available for guest use.

The Woodlands Hostel is the perfect place to stay if you want to explore our snowshoeing and cross-country ski trails. If you are looking to spend more time inside, please check out our listing for our cozy main yurt lodging option.

This is a remote location near the highest mountain (Spruce Knob) in West Virginia. Great views, fun adventures, and real winter weather are the hallmarks of being here during the colder months.

Imagine relaxing on the front porch of a cabin on a hill and watching the sun set on the mountains. The sky darkens; crickets chirp; nature's night sounds are all you hear. The Milky Way comes into view and stars twinkle pleasantly. Sheep baaah in the distance. No technology distracts from the moment. No demands of life tax you. This is evening at the tiny house. Though it's off-grid, you'll find that there's little extra work involved. It's set up so you can just come and relax.

This cabin is perfect for you if you like to feel like you are camping, but don't want to set up the tent and haul in all the stuff. We like to camp comfortably too, so we fixed it all up for you to enjoy. The cabin/tiny house is off-grid-- no electric or running water. We provide a queen bed and all the bedding and bath linens. The shower stall in the bathroom has a hook for a camp shower (bag-style camp shower is provided). The toilet is a composting toilet- not a stinky outhouse! It is very easy to use. Just follow the directions that will be laying on the toilet lid. There is also a sink area for hand washing. Your first 10 gallon of water will be in the cabin. If you need more water, you are more than welcome to access the outdoor faucet on the back side of our dwelling. The cabin has a gas heater so that you can camp any time of the year without freezing! You will need to walk a couple hundred yards uphill from the parking area to the cabin. It is a leisurely 3 minute walk. We will be happy to help you carry your luggage if we are available. All of the "glamping" gear is quite easy to use; but if you have a question about anything at all, please reach out. We will be happy to help you.

Spruce Knob Seneca Rocks Recreation Area is outside of our front door or back door. Endless hiking, scenery, and rock climbing are right here. There is skiing, train rides, caverns, and more close by.

The yurt is situated near the boundary of the Monongahela National Forest and just below the summit of Spruce Knob Mountain. During your stay here you can enjoy the plentiful opportunities of trout fishing, caving, hiking, or just relax on our scenic 400 acre campus. Access to a communal kitchen and shower facility included.

Our wooden yurt, named 'Bukhara' for its Mongolian roots, was constructed in the '70s and renovated last year. A full-sized bed provides room for two, although it has housed a few families on occasion. A skylight provides ambient light during the day and a beautiful view of the stars at night.

These Cabins are located close to town, but far enough away for some quiet time. Beautiful wooded area.

The small town of Monterey is a beautiful place to get away or avoid crowds at Snowshoe. It is comfortable and safe, in the kind of neighborhood where people don't lock the doors. Full kitchen, full bath, WiFi, Verizon 4G (not at&t). There's a large desk for you to work at, a collection of books, a hi-fi stereo system. This space is used part time for my internet startup and Claire's bakery, on the weekend it's ready with a queen size murphy bed and a full (aka double) bed in a side bedroom.

We live nearby to help with whatever you need. We'll leave some easy food to make and waters are always in the fridge. We're constantly trying to improve as we make the home more comfortable and better decorated.

This cute one-room cabin tucked in the trees is perfect for two people. The idea behind this cabin is to offer an economical glamping experience. You will be comfortably immersed in nature with wildlife all around, but you won't have to sleep in a leaky tent on the hard ground and freeze!! We are the closest rental to Spruce Knob, a local attraction with great hiking and views. Other nearby attractions include Seneca Caverns, Seneca Rocks, Nelson Rocks, and Dolly Sods.

Get lost from the distractions of technology and the stress of life and spend quality time with your loved ones-- without draining your bank account! --This is a one-room cabin. TAKE NOTE: we are remodeling! When we open this spring, the cabin will be equipped with a regular queen bed instead of the sofa bed! -The kitchenette has basic cooking and eating utensils and linens, as well as a small frig (like a motel would have), microwave, single-burner hot-plate, and coffee pot. -- The bathroom has fresh bath linens and a hot shower. --Still wishing for a taste of camping though? We provide you with that too! Outside, you can grill and have a picnic with the fire pit, picnic table, and park-style charcoal grill available.

Our other two cabins and lots of woods are all that is close! Hiking and scenery in abundance!

The yurt is situated near the boundary of the Monongahela National Forest and just below the summit of Spruce Knob Mountain. During your stay here you can enjoy the plentiful opportunities of trout fishing, caving, hiking, or just relax on our scenic 400 acre campus. Access to a communal kitchen and shower facility included.

Our wooden yurt, named 'Tagdumbash' for its Mongolian roots, was constructed in the '70s and renovated last year. A full-sized bed provides room for two, although it has housed a few families on occasion. A skylight provides ambient light during the day and a beautiful view of the stars at night.

At 4,000 feet, we offer rustic accommodations that include Ulan Bator, our concentric yurt, and a shower shack located a short walk up a lighted path. With scenic views and remote tranquility just feet below the highest point in West Virginia, visitors have the opportunity to backcountry or cross-country ski, snowshoe, sled, or simply enjoy the luxury of solitude. This is the perfect getaway for winter wilderness adventurers. Visitors must snowshoe or ski in during inclement weather events.

Right now, we are only booking one party at a time to stay at our facility, so you will be the only guests up there. Ulan Bator is the center (literally and figuratively) of the Spruce Knob Mountain Center campus. During winter months we generally take a break from programming and allow the campus to hibernate. This is charming and fun, but also implies that you may need to ski or snowshoe into the place, carrying all your personal supplies including food.

This is the heart of Wild, Wonderful, West Virginia!

The yurt is situated near the boundary of the Monongahela National Forest and just below the summit of Spruce Knob Mountain. During your stay here you can enjoy the plentiful opportunities of trout fishing, caving, hiking, or just relax on our scenic 400 acre campus. Access to a communal kitchen and shower facility included.

Our wooden yurt, named 'Chuguchuk' for its Mongolian roots, was constructed in the '70s and renovated last year. A full-sized bed provides room for two, although it has housed a few families on occasion. A skylight provides ambient light during the day and a beautiful view of the stars at night.

Ahhhh.........quiet, get away from the hussle and bussle of life. The sound of a mountain creek taking your stress away. Getting back to nature, the gentle sway of a breeze, a starry night, rain pitter patter on a tin roof or the sun shining bright and warm. A lovely get away, barely minutes from George Washington National Forest, and yet only 20 minutes to Harrisonburg and JMU.

The best of both worlds. A quiet little cottage in the country, next to a lovely little mountain river. Yet, modern luxuries are not lost. This little home offers truly high speed internet, a hot shower, a full kitchen with a dishwasher, and garbage disposal. It has a washer and dryer combo and a porch almost as big as the cottage it's self. Nestled right next to the mountains with hiking and biking trails and yet only 20 to 25 minutes to Harrisonburg and James Madison University. Harrisonburg offers a variety of restaurants and entertainment.

(A perfect place to escape Covid-19!) Welcome to Camp Bearwallow! An escape to mid century Appalachia! Everything you need to step back in time; while still having the luxury of electricity! Easily heat water on the stove for baths and coffee, keep your drinks chilled in the refrigerator, and still have the experience of an outdoor toilet, bathing in a wash basin (or in warmer months, an outdoor shower), and cooking outdoors over a fire. Located just 20 min from Harrisonburg!

Camp Bearwallow is an experience! Enjoy the peaceful setting, with a stream running through, hiking and mountain biking in the neighboring national forest, and simply relaxing with nature! All while having the amenities, of heat, electricity, and a kitchen! The kitchen has the major appliances: refrigerator with freezer, oven, stove, microwave, toaster, and coffee maker. It even has “running water” with 5 gallon water jugs and a camp water pump, making dish washing easy! Along with pots, pans, dishes, utensils, a French press and coffee grinder. We stock the basics, water (15 gallons, and we will bring more if you need it, just let us know when you're switching over to your last bottle. There’s also a hot and cold water despenser to allow for easy drinking water access. Also in the refrigerator, you’ll find basic condiments, milk, butter, eggs. In the pantry, along with the dishes and silverware, you’ll find pancake mix, maple syrup, oatmeal, hot chocolate mix, salt, pepper and oils. There are also teas and coffee: beans, ground, and instant! The bedroom has a queen size bed. There will be fresh linens on the beds, with extras stored, with the linens for the living room futon, if needed. Towels and cloths: kitchen towels and dish cloths, bath towels, hand towels, wash cloths and “dirt towels” (located by the front door), are provided. There is a wash basin for bathing in the bedroom with soap, shampoo and conditioner provided. Extra bath towels and wash cloths are stored below; along with toiletries you may have forgotten. The living room has front porch access, and is equipped with a futon that folds out just larger than a twin bed. Linens for the futon are located in the storage Ottoman, along with the board games. There is also a well worn in green reclining chair that is original to the cabin, the perfect place to read, or nap! We keep a stock of local interest books, maps and tourism attractions; as well as a few novels. You’re welcome to take the novels with you, if you’re not done reading. If you can, leave one behind! The toilet is a clean Johnny house, with toilet paper and cedar shavings, to keep things fresh. There is extra toilet paper, in the cabin, which you may want to take out with you — on cool winter nights, warm toilet paper is nice. :-) There is a battery powered lantern (and extra batteries) in the cabin to light the way to the outhouse, as well as motion-sensor solar lights. Cleaning products are located below the pantry, if you need them, but we have a cleaning team, just leave the place broom swept, with dishes clean, we’ll take care of the rest!

The Payne Cabin is one of three nearly identical cabins constructed in 1957, as a family camp, Camp Bear Wallow, by Shenandoah Valley natives. This mid-century, cinderblock dry Cabin, is situated in the middle of the three cabins, on it's own 2.5 wooded acres, with a stream running through the middle. Camp Bear Wallow is at the base of the mountain, just one mile from the National Forest. The closest convenience stores and gasoline are: Dry River Store - 1228 Clover Hill Rd, Dayton, VA 22821 (A 5 minute drive or 15 minute bike ride) Food, convenience items, beer, wine and gasoline. There's also a public toilet there, if you need a break from the outhouse. Open 6am - Midnight, 7 Days per week. 257 Grocery - 6939 Briery Branch Rd, Dayton, VA 22821 (A six minute drive, or 19 minute bike ride) Gas, Grocery, Lottery, and MTO kitchen. Open 5am - 9:30pm, 7 Days per week. The closest restaurant: Hall Of Fame Sports Grill (aka The Clover Hill Bar) 2264 Clover Hill RdDayton, Virginia 22821 (a 4 minute drive, or 13 minute bike ride) Amazing BBQ & Brisket, super casual atmosphere, Great live music weekend nights! Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 4pm until typically midnight; and Sundays 11am until typically 4pm for Lunch. The closest hiking/mountain biking trail is right in your front yard! You can hike/bike up Union Springs Rd, for a nice gravel road climb, and easy downhill walk back to the cabin. Or you can drive up Union Springs Rd, 2.9 miles to the beginning of Blueberry Trail and hike/bike Blueberry Trail/ Mud Pond Loop. A beautiful 6.6 mile loop, with a nice intermediate climb, and an amazing downhill ride!

Looking for a private getaway that won't break the bank, and that's close to some of the best of West Virginia? This simple, secluded cabin is everything you need for a comfortable place to stay while enjoying the mountains! Relax and unwind without the distractions of technology and stress of life. The cabin has comfortable sleeping for 2 guests with space for up to 4. We're along the road to Spruce Knob, an attraction with great hiking and "WOW" views. Many other attractions are also close by.

--The country-style master bedroom has a queen-size bed with bedding provided. If you have more than 2 people in your party, you will find sheets and blankets in the bedroom closet for the double sofa bed in the living area. --The kitchen area is not a full kitchen; it is a kitchenette. The amenities include a small refrigerator, four-cup coffee pot (and some coffee, creamer, and sugar!), a microwave, and a single-burner hotplate. Kitchen linens and basic cooking and eating utensils are also provided. --The bathroom has a tub/shower combo as well as bath linens. --Enjoy a picnic in the great out-of-doors beside the cabin! There, you will find a fire pit, picnic table, and park-style charcoal grill.

We have two other cabins close by. Other than that, there is wilderness, hiking, and scenery in abundance!

A one-of-a-kind getaway in the mtns - beautiful addition to an 1840s barn has comfy beds, lots of amenities - travel light. Cabin has NO BATHROOM (shared bathrm/shower nearby), NO internet/tv. Pictures do not do justice to the lovely property. We are 1 hr from Harrisonburg VA, 3 1/2 hrs from DC or Richmond, near hiking (also trails here), biking, caves, great motorcycling, nRocks, area fests. If booked, see other listings. List correct # of guests at booking. Ask to bring a dog (extra $50 fee).

3/10/2020 - YOUR HEALTH AND THAT OF OUR OTHER GUESTS AND NEIGHBORS IS OUR PRIMARY CONCERN AT THIS STRESSFUL TIME. IF YOU HAVE TRAVELED WITHIN THE PAST 2 WEEKS ON A PLANE FLIGHT, OR USED A "METRO" TRANSIT SYSTEM IN A MAJOR CITY, PLEASE DO NOT BOOK UNTIL LATER IN THE YEAR. WE ARE IN A SMALL COMMUNITY HERE IN WV, AND 1 CASE OF CORONAVIRUS WILL INFECT THE WHOLE TOWN AND SURROUNDING AREA (1 GROCERY STORE, 2 BANKS, 1 CLINIC, 1 LIBRARY, COMBINED GRADES IN SCHOOLS). THANK YOU! This private cabin has its own deck, fire pit, picnic table under the covered entertaining space (it's huge but may be shared if there are guests in the neighboring camping cabin). The views are beautiful! The cabin was built in 2017 in an expansion of an existing 1840s log cabin and you will never find another space like it! It is not like a traditional inn or hotel room. It is more like really fancy glamping! It has electricity - baseboard heat, lights, ceiling fan, free spring water for drinking or cleaning up, and free firewood for your fire pit. Coffee is available in your kitchenette. NOTE please don't entice the critters. They are crafty and relentless in trying to get your food. Don't leave it out - place it in the fridge, your cooler or the bin provided in the kitchenette. You'll see loads of deer, maybe red tail hawks, owls, or a bald eagle, fox or bear. The cabin is in a hayfield with mountain views. If you don't like wildlife, small critters, insects - don't stay here. Some years ticks are bad, and the ladybugs get in some years in the Spring or Fall. The cabin has screen doors and on the windows, and we thoroughly clean before each stay, but you may want to use our vacuum to get rid of pests if they are bad. TIP: If you haven't booked through airbnb yet, but would like to try it - you can get a $55 credit off your first trip if you join here https://www.airbnb.com/c/teresam3667?currency=USD .

This is a great getaway, or a jumping off point for spelunkers, hikers, bicyclists, motorcyclists (we are on a scenic driving and biking loop). If you like being outdoors, this place is for you! Franklin is 10 mins away and has restaurants, banks, gas, library, shops, etc. We also own the historic Ananias Pitsenbarger Farm, a National Historic Register district. The house and outbuildings are just down the hill from the main log cabin and you are welcome to explore the 1800s farmstead and get a glimpse into life "the way it was" at a self-sufficient Appalachian farm. Ask Jeff for a tour! We are near nRocks Outdoors, Seneca Rocks, Reddish Knob, hiking, climbing, caving, trout fishing locations.

Welcome to Camp Bearwallow! This is an experience! An escape to mid century Appalachia -- Everything you need to step back in time, with no indoor toilet, while still having the luxury of electricity! Easily heat water on the stove for baths and coffee, keep your drinks chilled in the refrigerator, and still have the experience of an outdoor toilet, bathing in a wash basin (or in warmer months, an outdoor shower), and cooking outdoors over a fire. 20 min to Harrisonburg #campbearwallow

Camp Bearwallow is an experience! Enjoy the peaceful setting, with a stream running through, hiking and mountain biking in the neighboring national forest, and simply relaxing with nature! All while having the amenities, of heat, electricity, and a kitchen! The kitchen has the major appliances: refrigerator with freezer, oven, stove, microwave, toaster, and coffee maker. It even has “running water” with 5 gallon water jugs and a camp water pump, making dish washing easy! Along with pots, pans, dishes, utensils, a French press and coffee grinder. We stock the basics, water (15 gallons, and we will bring more if you need it, just let us know when you're switching over to your last bottle. There’s also bottled water in the refrigerator, and extra under the bed, if you need it. Also in the refrigerator, you’ll find basic condiments, milk, butter, eggs. In the pantry, along with the dishes and silverware, you’ll find pancake mix, maple syrup, salt, pepper and oils. There are also teas and coffee: beans, ground, and instant! The bedroom has a bunk bed; full size bed on the bottom and twin bed on top. There will be fresh linens on the beds, with extras stored, with the linens for the living room futon, if needed. Towels and cloths: kitchen towels and dish cloths, bath towels, hand towels, wash cloths and “dirt towels” (located by the front door), are provided. There is a wash basin for bathing in the bedroom with soap, shampoo and conditioner provided. Extra bath towels and wash cloths are stored below; along with toiletries you may have forgotten. The living room has front porch access, and is equipped with a futon that folds out just larger than a twin bed. Linens for the futon are located in the storage Ottoman, along with the board games. There is also a well worn in green reclining chair that is original to the cabin, the perfect place to read, or nap! A play-kitchen with play food and dishes is also in the living room, a great indoor activity for the children on rainy days or sleepy mornings. We keep a stock of local interest books, maps and tourism attractions; as well as a few novels. You’re welcome to take the novels with you, if you’re not done reading. If you can, leave one behind! The toilet is a clean Johnny house, with toilet paper and cedar shavings, to keep things fresh. There is extra toilet paper, in the cabin, which you may want to take out with you — on cool winter nights, warm toilet paper is nice. :-) There is a battery powered lantern (and extra batteries) in the cabin to light the way to the outhouse, as well as motion-sensor solar lights. Cleaning products are located below the pantry, if you need them, but we have a cleaning team, just leave the place broom swept, with dishes clean, we’ll take care of the rest!

The Weaver Cabin is one of three nearly identical cabins constructed in 1957, as a family camp, Camp Bear Wallow, by Shenandoah Valley natives. This mid-century, cinderblock dry Cabin, is situated in the middle of the three cabins, on it's own 2.5 wooded acres, with a stream running through the middle. Camp Bear Wallow is at the base of the mountain, just one mile from the National Forest. The closest convenience stores and gasoline are: Dry River Store - 1228 Clover Hill Rd, Dayton, VA 22821 (A 5 minute drive or 15 minute bike ride) Food, convenience items, beer, wine and gasoline. There's also a public toilet there, if you need a break from the outhouse. Open 6am - Midnight, 7 Days per week. 257 Grocery - 6939 Briery Branch Rd, Dayton, VA 22821 (A six minute drive, or 19 minute bike ride) Gas, Grocery, Lottery, and MTO kitchen. Open 5am - 9:30pm, 7 Days per week. The closest restaurant: Hall Of Fame Sports Grill (aka The Clover Hill Bar) 2264 Clover Hill RdDayton, Virginia 22821 (a 4 minute drive, or 13 minute bike ride) Amazing BBQ & Brisket, super casual atmosphere, Great live music weekend nights! Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 4pm until typically midnight; and Sundays 11am until typically 4pm for Lunch. The closest hiking/mountain biking trail is right in your front yard! You can hike/bike up Union Springs Rd, for a nice gravel road climb, and easy downhill walk back to the cabin. Or you can drive up Union Springs Rd, 2.9 miles to the beginning of Blueberry Trail and hike/bike Blueberry Trail/ Mud Pond Loop. A beautiful 6.6 mile loop, with a nice intermediate climb, and an amazing downhill ride!

My place is close to great views and family-friendly activities. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, families (with kids), big groups, and furry friends (pets) with a 25.00 per pet charge for entire stay.

The hideaway is secluded and nestled in the woods just above the entrance to the Smoke Hole Canyon, where the South Branch of the Potomac flows. This river is stocked in months of Jan, Feb, March, April and May and in fall month of October, but there is fish in this stream all year. Within less than an hour you can be climbing Seneca Rocks or exploring Seneca Caverns, Zip- lining at nelson Rocks, sight-seeing at Black water Falls or ski at Canaan Valley or Snowshoe Resort. Smoke Hole caverns and shop is just 30 minutes from here also. We have 2 golf courses close by Fisher Mtn. just 15 minutes and Valley View 30 minutes. There is a local park named Ruddle Park with walking paths and children's play items for them to enjoy if you want to walk or run around the park a few laps. The river is right beside the [park also. If you would want to bring your own kayaks you can, I'm sure you will have an enjoyable ride down the river.

We are 12 mile to the closest restaurants. Korner Shop,The Star, Foxes Pizza, Subway are all nice restaurants in Franklin.MoeFatz is located 3 mile south of Franklin on the right. Going north it is 17 mile to Petersburg, where you will find Sue's country kitchen, Poor Daves Restaurant, Family Traditions both, McDonalds, Pizza Hut

Experience the country life in our comfortable farmhouse on the South Branch of the Potomac River in Pendleton Co., WV. It has river front access for fishing, quiet, peaceful nature trails, abundant wildlife and is situated on a working cattle farm. Near to various recreational sites, but you may choose to spend your time relaxing on the deep, wrap around front porch.

Farmhouse includes 3 bedrooms on the second floor, 2 queen size mattresses and 1 full size. A queen size pull-out sofa bed is located in the den room. Full, newly remodeled bathroom with heated floors is located on the main floor. Gas stoves in kitchen and living room. Television and wifi router is in the living room. Brand new washer and dryer situated in room off of the kitchen. Other amenities include microwave, toaster, and coffee maker. Cookware, silverware and place settings are also provided. The wrap around porch offers a great view of the river in front of the property. The river is a fantastic spot for fishing and swimming. The back porch contains view of mountains and spacious back yard. A grill and firepit are also provided. This property is a great, quiet place nestled in the mountains. It is perfect for a weekend getaway or a place to have an extensive stay while visiting family.

No nearby neighbors, maybe an occasional deer.

Sometimes, we need a quiet place to get away from the noise and stress of life, a place to rejuvenate our souls and spend time with our loved ones. With nature all around you, you will find this simple cabin in the woods to be that quiet place. It is the closest rental to Spruce Knob, the highest elevation in West Virginia. Other attractions, such as Seneca Rocks, Nelson Rocks, and Smokehole Caverns are also not far away.

Located on the edge of the Monongahela National Forest, you will be close to acres and acres of nature viewing, hiking, and wilderness. --The cabin sleeps up to 6. There is a master bedroom in the lower level with a queen bed, a loft bedroom with a queen bed, and a couch in the living room with a double sofa bed. --The cabin has 2 full baths, one is right off from the master bedroom, and the other is on the main floor at the bottom of the steps to the loft. --As far as food preparation, the cabin has a full kitchen equipped with basic cooking and eating utensils and dishes (including pots and pans), kitchen linens, fridge, toaster, coffee pot, microwave, and stove. If you prefer not to cook on your vacation, The Gateway Restaurant, which is only a few miles away, has delicious food. --Outside, enjoy a picnic while taking in the sights and sounds of nature with the fire pit, picnic table, and park-style grill provided (bring your own charcoal). --AMENITIES include WiFi, heat/AC, lawn chairs, fresh linens, grilling utensils, and a telephone that can call local and toll free numbers or long distance with a calling card.

Quiet, nature surrounded; two of our other vacation cabins will be your only close neighbors.

My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets). It is located just above the entrance to the Smoke Hole Canyon with great fishing, beautiful scenery along the paved country curvy road. You can drive through the canyon and come out on Rt 28 just below the Smoke Hole caverns and gift shop. Then continue to Seneca Rocks and hike the rocks or drive to Nelson Rocks and do some rock climbing or zip-lining. Spruce Knob has hiking

Our cabin sits along RT 220 also known now as Petersburg Pike 2/10th a mile from the entrance to the Smoke Hole canyon where you amy hike, fish and travel through the canyon and enjoy the beauty of the South Branch River, Eagle Rock, May fish in the catch and release area for fun only. If you want to keep your fish be sure not to fish in the designated area. The Reeds Creek Rd is another road just 1/2 mile that is a great road to walk with dog or just hike yourself, this road 5 mile in is where the Reeds Creek fish hatchery is located, nice to visit while in the area. At the cabin we do have a fire pit weather permitting to enjoy while talking and star gazing with friend and family.

Our area here in Upper Tract is very quite and there are houses you may see but yet far away that they will never hear you talking or actually see you. Just 3 minutes from the cabin is the new business called Swilled Dog which offers flavored hard ciders and also some weekends has entertainment. Sure want to stop by being it is so close to the cabin.

Grandmas house is a farm house with 4 bedrooms, 1 full bath upstairs and 1/2 bath off downstairs bedroom. We do have some of Grandmas antique treasures in the house for your enjoyment. Her organ, pie safe, buffet, kitchen cabinet, victrola, and metal truck, and 2 iron beds. Her house joins the national forest where you may hike, fish or hunt just minutes from the house. It is a very quiet area here and feel you would enjoy staying here.

Grandmas house is best for 4 people here.

Neighbors are family and is the only house in sight of Grandmas House where you will be staying.

Historical cozy cottage built in the mid 1800s conveniently located near the Green Bank Observatory, Snowshoe Mountain Resort, the National Forest and loads of hiking and biking trails. From the back yard, you can access hiking trails which connect to the Observatory's many hiking and biking trails. Cass Scenic Railroad and the Greenbrier River are only 6 miles away.

Like many old homes, we have preserved some of the charming features. Inside is an open and bright interior. We do not have Wifi, but do have an ethernet cable which has an adapter which can be used for internet access. This dwelling has a refrigerator, stove, coffee maker, toaster and microwave.

This cottage is situated within one mile to several small grocery stores, the Green Bank library, and the Green Bank Observatory.

Stream-side guest house with fantastic water view in lovely forest setting and steps away from trailhead to GW National Forest. Peaceful and private, this large 720 sq ft loft studio is a charming, comfy and secluded getaway. During the day go hiking or just relax on the deck overlooking the stream. At night open the windows and let soothing nature sounds lull you to sleep. Just 11 miles from Harrisonburg. Internet, Netflix. A meditative retreat and home base from which to explore the area.

CORONA VIRUS NOTE: Our loft is in a secluded natural location where one can, if desired, have little to no human contact. Our location greatly reduces the potential risk of community contagion of the Corona virus and enables one to easily practice social distancing. In an extra effort to provide the maximum protection to our guests, we ask that you bring your own set of queen-size bedsheets, blanket and your own towels. Not having to do laundry will give our housekeeper extra time to wipe down and sterilize all surfaces and to exercise every precaution to prevent exposure to the Corona virus. We appreciate your understanding of our efforts to protect you and our guests by providing a sanitized, sterile and safe living space. This secluded, second story loft/guesthouse (garage below) is accessed by a flight of stairs leading to a small deck overlooking the forest and beautiful stream. In the warm weather you can open the windows and hear the water rushing over the boulders. At the base of the stairs is another deck with a gas grill and a stair down to the lower property and the stream. The location is quite secluded and there is no traffic noise from rt. 33 which is almost a mile away. The loft is equipped with 2 burner hotplate, countertop oven, sink, microwave, fridge, coffee maker, and necessaries for making and serving basic meals. Breakfast staples (eggs, bread, cereal, coffee, fruit, etc) included. High speed internet connected. Network channels, Netflix and Amazon on smart TV. Bathroom with stall shower. Smoke-free both inside the loft and on the grounds. Sorry, no pets of any kind. The space is set up to sleep two: See our other listing "Stream-side suite with private entrance/deck/bath" if traveling with friends and needing additional space). Check-in time is 2:00pm and Check-out time is 12:00 noon. IMPORTANT NOTE: Be sure to print driving and parking directions as some navigation systems have the last bit of our road mapped incorrectly! In the 1800's there was a destination resort hotel in Rawley Springs that was renowned for the "healing waters" emerging from the many springs in the area. At the foot of the Allegheny range, and located on the very border of hundreds of thousands of acres of GW National Forest, the loft feels a world away from the hustle and bustle. The grounds are planted with azaleas, rhododendrons and day lilies that are spectacular in the spring. Summer is five to ten degrees cooler than Harrisonburg due to the higher elevation, the tree canopy and stream. Great for hiking. Fall foliage is magnificent and is a week ahead of lower elevations in the Shenandoah Valley. Winter is a magical time when the trees are snow covered and the air crisp and clear. Just past the property is the trailhead for the National forest, so the loft is surrounded by forest and park land. From the trailhead one could walk for 20 miles into West Virginia and not see another structure (you may have to get your feet wet crossing if the stream is up - bring your hiking boots).

ENJOYING RAWLEY SPRINGS The property: Feel free to wander around the property or hang out in the garden and have a picnic on the grass. In the spring everything is blooming and green, and in the fall all the ground plants are turning brown as the leaves come into full color. The Stream: The stream flows directly out of George Washington National forest. To access the stream there is a stairway leading from the deck just behind the loft to the water. The stream might be a trickling brook if it’s been dry, or a raging river if there has been a big storm. Most often it is somewhere in between, but be careful – the rocks are always slippery. It’s fun to hang out on the big flat rocks in the middle of the stream directly across from the deck of the loft and have a picnic. If the steam is high enough you may wish to wade or lounge in the pools by the large rocks across from the loft. If you are a fly-fisher, the stream is home to native brook trout. The path that runs along the stream climbs back up the bank and forms an elliptical walking circuit back along the flat section – great for a walking meditation circuit. There are chairs and a bench scattered about for those who just wish to relax in the healing embrace of nature. Hiking in GW National Forest: If you face the gravel road and go right, you will quickly come to the end of the road and the beginning of GW National forest. Go straight past the end of the cul-de-sac and you are at the trail head. There is a beautiful little wading pool just steps down from the road, and miles and miles of trails begin just across from the stream. If the stream is up, you might have to get your feet wet if the stepping stones across are covered with water. There are three stream crossings on this trail within the first quarter mile or so, after which it follows the right bank for miles as you gain elevation. (At the second stream crossing you can follow the right bank over the bluff to avoid the second and third stream crossings). Just over the first stream crossing and to the left is a beautiful little picnic spot on the rocks across from a steep rock wall. A really great hang-out spot. (If the stream is too high, or you don’t want to get your feet wet, see the description for “Juliette’s Tower” to access the more difficult but equally beautiful trail that is on the opposite bank of the stream, and which requires some climbing, but no stream crossings). The trail into the forest is occasionally marked on the trees by two yellow squares or diamonds, and pretty much follows the stream. You can’t get lost if you remember that the stream flows towards home – it will bring you back to the cul-de-sac. The trail presents some really lovely and intimate views. After the third stream crossing the trail is a bit rocky for a hundred yards or so, then evens out. After this rocky bit, the path diverges from the stream for a stretch - look for a small cairn of stones and one oblong stone on the left side of the trail pointing toward the stream. The oblong stone points to a large, flat boulder just above a lovely pool into which rush a few small rapids. Gorgeous, secluded and peaceful. Sit on the boulder over the pool and become a fully realized being. Further on the trail is a beautiful long view of the stream, and also a section with a beautiful tall rock face on the other side. It’s easy to lose your sense of time as you delight in all this beauty: Remember to be back before dark! Of course, animals live in this huge forest, including black bears, and it’s conceivable, though very rare, that you might see one– as well as other forest creatures. They want to avoid you and it’s very unlikely that you will end up in the belly of a wild animal - we have never heard of anyone being attacked by a bear around here. More Hiking - Juliet’s Tower and the Left Bank: Also at the end of the cul-de-sac, to your left, will be a path that goes up the side of the very steep hill (use the tree roots as steps). Climb past the first large granite boulders and outcroppings, and about 200’ above the road you can hunt around to find the path that runs to your right. This path leads to a long, tall, granite wall (not just a bunch of boulders) and on to “Juliet’s Tower” (see photo). The wall is, perhaps, 100 feet long and 20 feet high and the path runs along its base, so if you don’t know if you’ve found it, you haven’t. There are great hang-out/picnic spots up here. You have to be a good rock climber to get up on the tower itself, which is a granite outcropping/spire about 20’ high, but the path along the rock wall is pretty cool too with a nice view. Well worth the effort. The Left Bank: If you are following this path because the stream is too high to cross and want to hike in the mountains along the left bank of the stream, continue on the narrow footpath past Juliette’s tower and down the side of the hill. This path is seldom traveled and a bit overgrown, but manageable. At the base of the hill you will cross over a little tributary brook (about 4 feet wide) and continue on the path as it opens up and becomes wider. In a few hundred yards you will come to a campfire pit and the path leads to a stream crossing. However, look to the left from the firepit and you will see a path that follows the left bank of the stream. Follow the left bank trail, picking your way through a pathless area of boulders (across from which is the meditation rock and pool mentioned in the “yellow rectangles” trail on the other side of the stream) until you come to a new stream/tributary that comes in from the left (and is about 20’ across). Follow the left bank of that stream until you come to another firepit, across from which is a really magical spot with small waterfalls and rapids with a little island in the middle. This is the best spot on this stream. A perfect place to have lunch and lounge by, or in, in the water. Further along this trail dead-ends on the left side and requires a stream crossing to continue on the right bank, where it gets rougher. Lower Rawley: If you prefer strolling to hiking take a walk through the pleasant village of Lower Rawley, population 20, more or less. If you face the gravel road and turn left you will walk out the way you drove in. It’s a nice walk into the little neighborhood of “Lower Rawley” (see drawing). (By the way - You will pass a bridge over the stream with a sign for “Highlands of Rawley Springs” that is just down from the loft. You can go to the middle of the bridge to get a view, but please don’t go all the way over the bridge and up into that neighborhood - a troll lives under that bridge and there are “residents and guests” only postings. Even though you are our guests, you don’t want to explain and it’s not worth the hassle anyway to walk up that big hill). Further on down the road, there is a hard-to-see path that is on the left side of the road, just past and above the first big newer house on the left, that leads down into Lower Rawley. Go down that path into Lower Rawley. If you miss it, no worries, just keep going on the road past the mailboxes and little stone spring house and down the hill. Take a hairpin left on Gum Run Trail which brings you into Lower Rawley from the other end. In the 1920’s locals began building cabins in Lower Rawley and you are our guest and therefore free to walk around the troll-free neighborhood and enjoy this pretty area. Gum Run Trail dead-ends at the aforementioned newer house, and the path you missed is now on your left and runs along the fenced-in yard with the chicken coop and big black dog that barks a lot but is harmless. There may be goats in that yard as well. You can pet them. Follow the path up to the paved road and turn right to get back to the loft. In the 1800’s Rawley Springs was a retreat renowned for its “healing waters” (see photos). Fires twice destroyed the main hotels that were built – as you walk around you can still see the stone foundations of the hotels above the mailboxes next the small stone springhouse. Blue Hole: Blue Hole is a well-known swimming hole on the confusingly named Dry River. You passed over the Dry River just after you turned onto Rawley Springs Road from Rt. 33. There is a path that runs along the near side of the river, and which goes to your left as you face the river, leading to Blue Hole. If you go down Gum Run Trail from Rawley Springs Rd and turn right over the little bridge that crosses the stream, then turn right again along the dirt road you will see some cabins (and a Swiss Chalet style house) on your right, and a little father along a small stone and wood cottage. Go between the cabins and stone cottage to find that path (turn left on the path) that closely boarders the river to get to Blue Hole. It is a nice walk even if you don’t intend to swim. You will know you are there when you see some signs of “Do not do xyz” posted by the county, and look across the water and see a giant boulder overhanging Blue Hole, from which we encourage you not to jump. The Upper Westward Path. Further up the hill from Juliet’s Tower, there is a trail that leads West into the forest that may be of interest to the serious woodsman. You can continue straight up the steep slope through the woods (no path and a difficult and brush impeded climb) and in about 100 yards you will strike a trail that runs perpendicularly to the hillside. Turn right and you can hike West for miles. You should mark your entry point to the path with something so that when you return you know when to go back down the hill to the Cul-de-Sac. People get lost up here. However, if you turn left when you strike the path it will take you back to gravel roads in Upper Rawley (Cliffside Trail), so if you miss your mark on the return hike, you can always come back around the long way just by continuing on the path. We don’t recommend this trail except to those who are equipped with a topo map and maybe a gps. It’s not particularly scenic when compared to the stream-side trails, as it is uninterrupted forest.

Located in Head Waters, VA - River Rest Farm Bed & Breakfast has a casual atmosphere in the mountains of Highland County Virginia. Welcome people, horses and motorcycles, indoor dog very friendly • 2 horse stable available • No Smoking inside • Casual Alcohol Allowed

Part of house is pre-civil war built in 1838, Stonewall Jackson had his headquarters hear during the Battle of McDowell, and a hospital afterwards.

The Maple Fest is coming to the Monterey and Mcdowell area reserve your rooms now this is a 2 weekend event. something for everyone. We are located on the corner of 250 and 614 S. brand new B&B although built in 1838. Maple doughnuts a favorite, breakfast at many fire houses, crafts and art, cider house

Blue Grass Chestnut Cottage offers one bedroom, living room, fully equipped kitchen, full bath with laundry facilities. The living room has a gas log heater and a fold-out twin bed. The cottage has an open floor plan, no steps, and easy access from the private driveway. Linens and towels are provided. WiFi is available. There is no commercial television although Chromecast is available and a DVD player is provided

Our home is one of 4 current family houses on an active working farm that has been in operation since the late 18th century. The home is rich in history but recent renovations make it quite comfortable. The large patio is perfect for watching the sunset over Jack Mountain or the moon rise over the Bullpasture. Clear nights are great for stargazing. Even though your cell phone won't work there is always something to do on the farm, or local outdoor attractions are not far away.

Early 20th century farm house, located on a working farm in the remote confines of Highland County. Replete with original hardwood floors and paneling, the beautiful space has two newly remodeled bathrooms and a kitchen. Sleeps eight comfortably! No phone or internet service and cell phone coverage is not available. Emergency contact is available in the home next door, along with WiFi if desired.

Leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind at this serene 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom vacation rental home in Circleville. This traditional house boasts 5 private acres, 2 stories, 2,400 square feet of living space, and accommodations for 8 - making it perfect for those looking for a tranquil area to spend their next vacation. Venture out to explore the nearby excursions, or enjoy your days simply sitting out on the wrap-around porch with a favorite refreshment!

Bedroom 1: King Bed | Bedroom 2: Queen Bed | Bedroom 3: Full Bed | Bedroom 4: Full Bed A large manicured lawn leads the way to the this classic West Virginia home, set against a beautiful wooded backdrop with spectacular views of the Allegheny Mountains. Spend your days relaxing on the wrap-around porch. While the kids run around playing conrhole, badminton, volleyball, or horseshoes in the yard, settle down on a rocking chair to relish the warm summer breeze. For dinner, let the group’s chef whip up barbecue dinner on the grill, and then gather around the fire pit come nighttime to roast marshmallows under the stars. Inside, you’ll find mountain-themed decor, an open-concept layout, and sleek hardwood floors. If the weather isn’t nice, gather around on the living room’s cozy furnishings to watch a favorite movie on the flat-screen TV. On days, you’d like the dine inside, the classic farm-style kitchen comes fully equipped with everything you’ll need to prepare your favorite recipes! Gather the whole family around the 8-person dining table to share quality time together over your meal.

This Circleville home is just minutes away from all the activity surrounding the Allegheny Mountains and Monongahela National Forest! Be sure to bring your hiking boots for the chance to summit Spruce Knob. At 4,863 feet in elevation, this is the highest point in the state of West Virginia as well as the entire Allegheny Mountain range! For any daring adventures, check out the local zip lining and rock climbing tours that venture through some of the beautiful Allegheny Mountains. The south branch of the Potomac River runs by the town, with kayak rentals just down the road from the house! No trip to the area is complete without visiting The Cass Scenic Railroad, an 11-mile journey to the summit of Bald Knob in converted log car locomotives. The open air cars provide a "King of the Road" hobo lunch, while keeping you close to nature with beautiful views of 2 states and the valley below. When the snow begins to fall, West Virginia turn into a winter wonderland. Build snowmen right from the yard, or venture about an hour away to Snowshoe Mountain Resort, where you’ll find a casual resort with 57 ski slopes!

Simple, clean basement room on 190 acres near caves, hiking, biking, fishing. DC, Richmond are 3 1/2 hrs away, Harrisonburg 1+ hour. This is an overflow room for groups, or a camping alternative with electricity and a (shared) bathroom across the hall. Linens, towels, spring water, firewood provided. Feel free to use the picnic pavilion, 2 porches or fire pit. Hike, fish, stargaze or just relax! NO internet/ tv. No dogs allowed, not suitable for small kids. If booked see our other listings.

3/10/2020 - YOUR HEALTH AND THAT OF OUR OTHER GUESTS AND NEIGHBORS IS OUR PRIMARY CONCERN AT THIS STRESSFUL TIME. IF YOU HAVE TRAVELED WITHIN THE PAST 2 WEEKS ON A PLANE FLIGHT, OR USED A "METRO" TRANSIT SYSTEM IN A MAJOR CITY, PLEASE DO NOT BOOK UNTIL LATER IN THE YEAR. WE ARE IN A SMALL COMMUNITY HERE IN WV, AND 1 CASE OF CORONAVIRUS WILL INFECT THE WHOLE TOWN AND SURROUNDING AREA (1 GROCERY STORE, 2 BANKS, 1 CLINIC, 1 LIBRARY, COMBINED GRADES IN SCHOOLS). THANK YOU! Again, this is not a fancy room! If your expectations are high, don't book this one. During shoulder season it may have heat or a/c. If we are not running climate control in the lodge above you, there is no climate control for you. It is not soundproofed and you may hear other guests in the building. If you need to use a CPAP, there are several outlets. We run a dehumidifier but the room can get musty in wet seasons. TIP: If you haven't booked through airbnb yet, but would like to try it - you can get a $55 credit off your first trip if you join here https://www.airbnb.com/c/teresam3667?currency=USD .

This is a great getaway, or a jumping off point for spelunkers, hikers, bicyclists, motorcyclists (we are on a scenic driving loop). If you like being outdoors, this place is for you! Franklin is 10 mins away and has restaurants, banks, gas, library, shops, etc. We also own the historic Ananias Pitsenbarger Farm, a National Historic Register district. The house and outbuildings are just down the hill from the main log cabin and you are welcome to explore the 1800s farmstead and get a glimpse into life "the way it was" at a self-sufficient Appalachian farm. Ask Jeff for a tour! We are near nRocks Outdoors, Seneca Rocks, Reddish Knob, hiking, climbing, caving, trout fishing locations.

Cozy and inviting atmosphere with warm lighting and landscape art in the living and kitchen area. Bright and cheery in the bedrooms. Wonderful sound of the river throughout the property. Step outside to hundreds of miles of biking and hiking trails, and stocked lakes and streams. Borders national forest and a close drive to Reddish Knob.

The relaxing sound of the falling stream can be heard from anywhere on the property.

Peace and quite with a constant sound of the stream makes this place special. Plenty of biking, hiking and fishing outside the door.