Dog Friendly Cabin with a Wood Burning Stove, Screened-In Porch, and River Access near Cacapon Resort State Park, WV

This charming cabin offers the perfect blend of comfort and adventure. Step inside and feel the warmth of the crackling woodstove, perfect for chilly evenings. The cabin has been recently updated and is stocked with board games and cornhole. Enjoy meals and quality time outside on the spacious screened porch. We’re dog-friendly!

The highlights:

- Woodstove to keep you warm on chilly nights

- Firepit for roasting marshmallows

- River Access just a ½ mile away

- WiFi for streaming & remote work



The open and bright living space invites you to relax on plush furniture while the natural stone accents and soft lighting create an inviting, tranquil atmosphere. Enjoy meals and quality time outside on the spacious screened porch. Whether you're sipping your morning coffee or unwinding after a day of hiking, the porch provides a peaceful spot to take in the surrounding nature. For outdoor cooking enthusiasts, the cabin also features a grill, ideal for preparing delicious meals while surrounded by the beauty of the woods. If you're in the mood for a little friendly competition or just want to relax, the cabin comes complete with a variety of games to enjoy. From classic board games to puzzles, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in your downtime.

With its combination of cozy interiors, modern comforts, and scenic outdoor spaces, this cabin is the perfect place to unplug, unwind, and experience the natural beauty of West Virginia.

Inside you’ll find:

-2 bedrooms

– Bedroom 1 - Queen size bed

– Bedroom 2 - Full Size Bunk Beds & Trundle Bed (the bunk bed can only have one person on top and up to 2 can be on the bottom bunk and another 2 on the trundle)

- 1 full bath

- Fully-equipped kitchen with stove/oven, refrigerator, and coffee maker

- Living and Dining areas with plenty of seating

- Woodburning stove to stay warm on chilly nights (don’t worry we also have baseboard heat and AC)

- WiFi strong enough for streaming movies and taking video calls

- Smart TV for logging into your favorite streaming service



Outside, you’ll also find:

- Spacious screened porch for gathering with friends

- Roast marshmallows in the fire pit

- Propane Grill for the grillmaster in your group

- Multiple hiking trails nearby

- River access just ½ mile away



In the area:



Great Cacapon, located in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia, offers plenty of outdoor activities and attractions for visitors looking to enjoy nature, relaxation, and local culture.



1. Cacapon Resort State Park (distance from house - 15-20 minutes): Enjoy Hiking, Fishing, Golf and Swimming. Several trails, including the Cacapon Mountain Trail, offer great views and varying levels of difficulty. The park is also home to an 18-hole golf course and a swimming pool to enjoy during winter months.

2. The Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad (distance from house - 30 minutes): Take a scenic train ride through the Potomac Valley, known for its breathtaking views of the river, mountains, and wildlife (including bald eagles). It's a fun and relaxing way to explore the area.

3. Berkeley Springs State Park (distance from house - 30 minutes): Famous for its natural hot springs, and you can enjoy them at the state park's bathhouse. The town has historic buildings, such as George Washington's Bathhouse, and a charming main street for browsing art galleries, shops, and restaurants.

4. Morgan's Grove Park (distance from house - 30 minutes): Picnicking and Outdoor Recreation: A lovely park with picnic tables, sports fields, and trails for walking.

5. The Appalachian Trail (distance from house - 45 minutes): If you’re into longer hikes or day trips, you can visit parts of the Appalachian Trail, which is accessible from various points in the region. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park is a great entry point and offers beautiful hiking opportunities.

6. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (distance from house - 50 minutes): Explore the historic town of Harpers Ferry, where John Brown’s raid took place in 1859. There are museums, guided tours, and historic buildings. Enjoy hiking on several trails, including those with panoramic views of the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers.



Whether you're seeking adventure on the river or relaxation in the hot springs, there's something for everyone around Great Cacapon!



We’d love to host you!