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The Boundary House Apartment
Located on this one of a kind spot, the front of the home is considered Historic Harpers Ferry, and the back Historic Bolivar. Either way you look at it you are centrally located within walking distance. On a private road it is not only private, it is quiet. There is a quaint bakery at the top of Boundary Street to the right and to the left there are 2 restaurants, and the local band hot spot. You will find this spot VERY spacious as it is a 1 bed, 1 bath, full kitchen that is almost 1000 sq ft.
Retro Tiny Cabin in the Trees
Glamping in Harpers Ferry! Elevated 8' x 16' cabin in a lush garden property surrounded by trees. Full bathroom w/rain showerhead. King bed can be converted to 2 twins if requested. 1940s vintage decor. Minifridge, microwave, toaster, coffeemaker, elec kettle, minigriddle. NO STOVE. Opens to an 8' x 16' screened porch w/ceiling fan, comfy seating, kitchen table & sink. Private spot yet in walking distance to many HF activities & dinner restaurants. Indoor/outdoor living & in-town convenience.
Tequila Sunset, Harpers Ferry. Entire first floor!
Welcome to Tequila Sunset in Harpers Ferry, WV! This beautiful, secluded home has stunning sunset views, you'll truly feel on top of the world! 100 mile vista of the gorgeous Blue Ridge Mountains. Entire first floor is yours, no shared spaces! Over 1200 SF of room to unplug & relax. King size Nectar bed, cozy indoor wood burning fireplace, outdoor firepit, 84" TV, & a private deck to enjoy the natural surroundings. Just 2 miles from the renowned Mountain Lake Club and the Appalachian Trail!
Luxury Mountain Getaway: Sunsets, Wines & Views
Celebrate your special moment in chic elegance and 5-star amenities for adult couples only. You deserve the Sunset Rouge. It's a destination in a relaxed and romantic setting to escape anxiety of kids, city, and work. Let the fun décor and panoramic views inspire the writer and artist within. During the day, take flight with eagles at eye level. At night, gaze into the heavens to catch a falling star. Within 2 miles is Lake Shannondale with beach access provided by the Mountain Lake Club.
Cozy West Virginia Treehouse
Thanks for checking out our treehouse! It’s 4 minutes from downtown Shepherdstown and 15 minutes from downtown Harpers Ferry. We are excited to share it with other fun-loving folks! The treehouse has heat and AC, a tiny kitchen with a mini fridge, stove top, toaster oven, gravity-fed sink and kitchenware. There’s a bathhouse built on the back of the host’s home with a conventional toilet and shower. There’s also an outhouse with a light and essentials. We provide wood for the fire pit also.
Gorgeous cabin on Blue Ridge
Atop the Blue Ridge close to Harper’s Ferry and Virginia wine country this airy retreat overlooks the idyllic Shenandoah. Our two-person soaking tub on a magnificent deck, huge firepit, gorgeous vintage interior, grand piano, and warm pine ceiling and floors, give you the perfect place to get away from city life for a bit. Full kitchen. Two bedrooms plus a big couch that could sleep someone else in a pinch, and a cozy little fireplace top it all off! Just steps to the Appalachian Trail.
Cozy Tiny House in Harpers Ferry Tub & River Views
Pet Free, majestic views of the Shenandoah River in our tiny home centrally located just 5 mins from AppalachianTrail, 6 mins from the rivers, 12 mins from Old Town Harpers Ferry, quiet peace no train noise unlike old town. Large patio, courtyard, firepit, hammock, 2 person soaking tub. The outdoor space provides private vistas of Shenandoah, moonlit nights, star gazing, or taking in beautiful scenery while enjoying a relaxing shower in our cedar outdoor shower under the sun or stars
A little piece of the country in the town
Located in the scenic town of Harpers Ferry, this sunny little cottage is tucked away in a great little neighborhood full of friendly people and backyard chickens. The neighborhood has restaurants, a wonderful bakery, two local bars, and we are a 20 minute walk from historic Harpers Ferry. The cottage is owned by two local old time Appalachian musicians, so you might hear some fiddle tunes drifting through the air if you are deck sitting. Bedroom has a queen bed No cleaning fees
Monte Vista~Golf~Views~PS5~Sport Court~EV Charger
IG @montevistawv Luxury Getaway Professionally Designed for STR 🏔️Massive Panoramic 3 State View 🏌️♂️Golf Ball Driving Range 🏀 Pickleball, Basketball, Volleyball & Tennis 🎮 PlayStation 5 Mini Disc ♨️ 6-Person Hot Tub 🔊Sonos Sound Throughout 🔋Level 2 EV Charger 🥾 Hiking Trail on site 🌳 33 private acres, no quiet hours 🔥 Massive Firepit + Grill & Pizza Oven 🛋️ Cozy Gas Fireplace 🌐 Fast WiFi & Three 65" Smart Tvs 🛏️ 3 King Beds & Twin Bunk Bed 💼 Dedicated Work Area
Eclectic & Romantic - Walk to Historic Downtown!
Eclectic space full of little treasures I’ve picked up during my travels. You will find the place cozy enough for a reset and recharge weekend but also inspiring for gatherings and celebrations. Take advantage of the books, games and excellent SONOS system in the house as well as outside on the patio. This place is great for music lovers and people who enjoy a change from the ordinary.
New Modern Glass Retreat Mountain View
Enjoy the sights and sounds of George Washington National Forest when you stay in this beautiful, new and unique place. Set on over 6 acres right in the George Washington National Forest. There is a second Retreat on site called Forest View Glass Retreat. Try that Glass retreat if this one is booked. 😊
1970s ‘Modpod’ in Harpers Ferry WV
Step Back in Time to the 1970s – Lakeside Mountain Retreat Welcome to The ModPod Lakehouse, a fun, 1970s-style escape nestled in a peaceful lakeside setting. Whether you're after a relaxing weekend or a longer stay, this home offers the perfect balance of vintage 1970’s charm and modern comfort.
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When is the best time to visit Harpers Ferry?
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| Avg. price | G$34,295 GYD | G$34,713 GYD | G$35,341 GYD | G$35,550 GYD | G$36,386 GYD | G$35,759 GYD | G$36,804 GYD | G$35,550 GYD | G$35,550 GYD | G$36,386 GYD | G$34,713 GYD | G$33,668 GYD |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Harpers Ferry?
Harpers Ferry has stays in historic downtown, quiet hillside neighborhoods, and near nature trails. Many guests look for accommodations with views of the rivers or easy access to the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park.
What are the best things to do in Harpers Ferry with kids?
Families frequently explore hands-on exhibits at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, hike easy trails with river views, and picnic near park areas. Many visitors also enjoy riding the historic canal paths or trying junior ranger programs.
What are some of the best things to do in Harpers Ferry?
Explore the preserved streets and museums of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, hike scenic trails like Maryland Heights, or join a guided walk about the area's complex history. Many visitors also enjoy visiting antique shops and sampling local ice cream.
How is the weather in Harpers Ferry?
Harpers Ferry has cold winters with temperatures averaging 25–43°F (-4–6°C) in January, and warm, humid summers around 67–88°F (19–31°C) in July. Spring and fall are often milder, with changing foliage attracting seasonal guests.
When is the best time to visit Harpers Ferry?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended, as milder weather and colorful foliage highlight the town's natural setting. These seasons typically attract hikers, history fans, and photographers.
What are the best places to visit in Harpers Ferry?
Frequently suggested sites include Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, the John Brown Museum, and the confluence overlook where two rivers meet. The Lower Town district is known for its restored historic buildings and small shops.
What are some hiking trails in Harpers Ferry?
Harpers Ferry has several popular trails—Maryland Heights provides panoramic views, the Appalachian Trail passes through the area, and the Loudoun Heights Trail features forested paths and Civil War history stops. Shorter trails near the rivers are also enjoyed for their accessibility.
What are some family activities we can do in Harpers Ferry?
Families often explore interactive exhibits in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, hike gentle riverside trails, or try tubing and kayaking for a different perspective on the town. Nature programs and living history events are also popular with children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Harpers Ferry?
You can explore local wineries, walk historic streets in nearby towns, or discover outdoor parks with hiking and wildlife viewing. The region around Harpers Ferry includes scenic drives and several sites with ties to early American history.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Harpers Ferry?
Many places to stay near downtown Harpers Ferry, the rivers, and forested areas welcome pets. Trails and picnic spots in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park are frequently enjoyed by visitors traveling with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Harpers Ferry?
Wear comfortable shoes, as historic streets can be steep or uneven, and dress in layers for changing weather. Early mornings allow quieter exploration, and many visitors recommend trying locally made snacks while exploring Lower Town.
What is Harpers Ferry known for?
Harpers Ferry is known for its role in American history, especially the raid led by John Brown and the town's involvement in the Civil War. Its location at the meeting point of two rivers and as a crossing for the Appalachian Trail draws nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Harpers Ferry?
Less-crowded sites include quiet stretches of the C&O Canal Towpath, St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, and small-town cafes in neighboring communities. The small trails around Virginius Island are also valued for peaceful nature walks with wildlife sightings.
What are the best foods to try in Harpers Ferry?
Visitors frequently enjoy Appalachian comfort foods, such as cornbread, locally sourced meats, and fruit pies. Riverfront eateries often feature house-made ice cream and sandwiches with regional cheeses.
What should I bring for a trip to Harpers Ferry?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, a refillable water bottle, and weather-appropriate layers due to shifting temperatures. A camera and a small daypack are useful for hikes or exploring the historic districts.
What is the nightlife in Harpers Ferry like?
Nightlife in Harpers Ferry is relaxed, with small taverns, outdoor patios, and venues sometimes hosting live folk or jazz music. Many visitors linger at cafes or enjoy sunset views over the rivers before winding down.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Harpers Ferry?
Harpers Ferry often hosts living history weekends in the national historical park, seasonal festivals celebrating Appalachian culture, and autumn events featuring local crafts and music. The area is also known for special programs commemorating historical anniversaries.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Harpers Ferry?
Family-friendly vacation rentals can be found around the historic downtown, near river activities, and close to walking trails. Many places offer extra space and easy access to Harpers Ferry National Historical Park.
All about Harpers Ferry
Located on the easternmost edge of West Virginia, Harpers Ferry sits at the confluence of the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers, just across the water from Virginia and Maryland. The town is surrounded by the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, with walking trails and Civil War-era battlefield sites. The John Brown Wax Museum, Industry Museum, and Meriwether Lewis Exhibit are also right in town, giving you a window into local history, such as the way 19th-century weapons factories played a role in the Lewis and Clark Expedition and Harpers Ferry Raid.
Although the primary draw to Harpers Ferry continues to be its historical significance, today the town is known for its surrounding natural beauty and rolling hills full of chestnut oak and bitternut hickory forests. The famous 2,000-mile Appalachian Trail, which stretches from Maine to Georgia, cuts through the town center, and many hikers like to rest in Harpers Ferry for a spell to recover.
What are the top things to do in Harpers Ferry?
Jefferson Rock
A popular stop for hikers along the Appalachian Trail, this rock formation and scenic overlook is just a 13-minute hike from the center of Harpers Ferry. Four stone pillars and slabs of shale stacked atop one another create this dramatic formation on a rocky point extending over the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. You will be treated to the stunning scenery of the surrounding landscapes and township below.
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
This historical area, run by the National Park Service, circles the town of Harpers Ferry and includes more than 20 miles of walking trails and a series of museums dedicated to Civil War-era history. A particularly noteworthy stop, the Black Voices Museum, gives an historical account of the African American experience in the United States.
Potomac River and Shenandoah River
The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers hold abundant opportunities for water-based activities. You can find leisurely recreation like swimming, sunbathing, and paddleboarding close to town in Harpers Ferry, while more action-packed whitewater rafting trips and kayaking adventures are located further west along the Potomac River or south down the Shenandoah River.
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