Vacation rentals in West Virginia

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A cabin is set against a night sky filled with stars, showcasing the Milky Way overhead. Warm lights illuminate the porch area, creating a cozy atmosphere. The surrounding landscape features gently rolling hills and trees, enhancing the serene outdoor setting.
Cabin in Upper Tract
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 411 reviews

potomac overlook log cabin at Smoke hole with wifi

My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets). I do have a 50.00 pet fee per dog up to 2 dogs only. 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 for zip lining.

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A spacious deck features a round table surrounded by six metal chairs, shaded by a green umbrella. Potted plants and flowers add greenery, while a small American flag sits among the foliage. The trees provide a natural backdrop, creating a tranquil outdoor space.
Bungalow in Great Cacapon
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 586 reviews

Rooster Wrest in the Trees

Sweet 2 bedroom bungalow. Cozy, ideal for lovers, or a quiet beautiful somewhat rustic retreat environment. Rooster has 1 full bath. Living room with satellite TV, Netflix; wood burning stove fireplace, wood provided, fully equipped kitchen, dining table, linens and starter paper goods furnished. Large deck and screen porch looking out on Cacapon Mountain. Hot tub off master bedroom deck in trees, feels like a tree house. Many mornings mist rises up from river, half mile away as crow flies.

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The cabin is illuminated at night, showcasing its rustic charm among surrounding trees. Warm lights accentuate the porch and pathway, enhancing the inviting atmosphere. The outdoor space is highlighted by well-placed rocks and greenery, creating a serene outdoor retreat.
Home in High View
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 158 reviews

Mtn. View~Cave Hot Tub~50 Ac~ATV Trails~Fishing

Mountain home: like in the movies, on 50 acres. Includes soaring mountain views, swimming holes, hiking trails, ATV trails, fishing creek, mini white sand beach, hot tub in a cave, huge boulder rustic fire pits, cave, lake, cabanas, all in a heavy forest exclusively for guests. Private: you cannot see another house from the front porch or back decks and it has thick woods all around. At the top of the property are soaring views with 3 miles of visibility. No need to go to the national park.

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A scenic outdoor view showcases a wooden deck winding down to a lush landscape. Vibrant flowers and greenery adorn the space, while a hot tub is visible nearby. A beautiful sunset casts warm hues across the sky, offering panoramic views of the valley below.
Guest suite in Harpers Ferry
5 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

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.

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The exterior of a renovated log cabin is showcased, featuring traditional log and chink construction. A substantial stone chimney rises alongside the cabin. A spacious porch is present, equipped with a couple of white chairs, surrounded by natural greenery and autumnal foliage.
Cabin in Springfield
5 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

1832 Historic Washington Bottom Farm Log Cabin

Welcome to our renovated 1832 Log Cabin on the grounds of the George William Washington and Sarah Wright Washington 19th century plantation. The cabin was the first structure built. Then came barns and slaves’ quarters (no longer standing). The dairy barn is now a woodworking shop and the bank barn was recently restored. The main house, built in 1835, is Greek Revival style. Today, our 300+acre is Certified Organic. We border the South Branch of the Potomac River. It’s ALMOST HEAVEN !

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Sunlight filters through the trees, illuminating the outdoor space featuring a gravel patio, a fire pit surrounded by stone seating, and a wooden bench with potted yellow flowers. The cabin's screened porch and large deck are visible in the background.
Cabin in Fayetteville
5 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Cozy Cabin minutes from NRG National Park

Emerson and Wayne is a quaint, luxurious, newly constructed cabin. Located just 10-15 minutes from everything Fayetteville and the NRG National Park have to offer. The ideal location if you're looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of it all yet still want to explore the beauty and adventures of our town/state. Very private, with the entire cabin and property to yourself. Enjoy relaxing on the decks or soaking in the hot tub while listening to the peaceful sounds of nature.

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A tiny house is surrounded by trees, with a blend of natural stone and wooden structure. The porch features two chairs facing a clear entryway, allowing for a view of the outdoors while illuminated by a soft overhead light.
Tiny home in Mount Nebo
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Molly Moocher

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape at Molly Moocher, a tiny house nestled among boulders in Wild and Wonderful West Virginia. 7 minutes from the Gauley River and Summersville lake. 19 minutes to the New River National Park. Located on 100 private acres with hiking trails. Relax in the hot tub or at the boulder-top fire pit. My wife and I live locally. We are happy to serve you and answer any questions. {Entering the bed loft requires climbing a ladder.}

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Cabin in Great Cacapon
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 237 reviews

Walk in the clouds Cabin

Amazing veiws! This cozy cabin over looks the Potomac river valley and Greenridge state forest. You can see mountain ranges from 3 different states. Enjoy the wilderness of West Virginia with only a short drive from, D.C. and Baltimore. Just 13 miles from Berkeley springs and famous PawPaw tunnel. Perfect couple getaway. Have a bigger family? Check out our sister cabin "Hummingbird Ridge" right down the road or book both. We look forward to having you on the mountain!

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A wooden back porch offers a serene view of a sunset over rolling hills, with warm hues illuminating the sky. A cozy blanket is draped over a lap, accompanied by a cup and a lantern on a nearby table, creating a peaceful outdoor space for relaxation.
Home in Pendleton County
5 out of 5 average rating, 264 reviews

Almost Heaven in WV| mtn get away w/ hot tub, view

The Woodland House is our 2-bedroom, 1.5 bath home located in the Mon Forest town of Franklin, WV. Enjoy the comforts and luxuries of home while enjoying the fresh air and forests of a trip to the mountains. You'll also have easy access to our small-town amenities while being a short drive from some of West Virginia's favorite destinations like Spruce Knob and Seneca Rocks. You can also stay in and enjoy the mountain view without ever leaving the back porch.

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The tiny house is nestled in a grassy area, featuring a wooden staircase leading to the entrance. Warm lights adorn the exterior, and a hot tub is positioned nearby. Lush trees provide shade around the structure, enhancing the natural setting.
Tiny home in Seneca Rocks
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 346 reviews

Hottub w/ breathtaking Mtn views >4mi>Seneca Rocks

"The views were incredible." -Isabella Get away from your hectic life for several days and decompress. What better place to do that than in nature? You'll be centrally located in the best of WV. Nearby activities include hiking, biking, climbing, photography, caving, fishing, sightseeing, and more. As part of the experience, you'll have a scenic 3-minute walk from the parking area (down by our house) up to the tiny house.

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A softly lit cabin stands beneath a full moon, surrounded by trees. A wooden walkway with glowing green lights leads to the entrance, inviting guests to explore. The atmosphere is enhanced by warm lights on the cabin's exterior, creating a serene evening setting.
Tiny home in Summersville
5 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Mystic Pond Cabin-Dark History!

Tiny house/big personality! Stay on our 350 acre farm where Bigfoot sightings & dark history have occurred. Intriqued by the paranormal? We provide ghosthunting gear for your visit. Tiny Cabin is nestled under old trees in a mountain valley on a reclaimed coal mine site. 30 minutes to New River Gorge National Park. 10 minutes to Summersville Lake. 5 minutes to a Winery and Distillery. Walk our farm trails, relax & stargaze.

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A cozy cabin with warm lighting is shown at dusk, featuring a covered porch with string lights. A nearby hot tub is visible alongside a gravel pathway, which leads to a seating area under the pavilion. The surrounding landscape is serene, with hills in the background.
Tiny home in Seneca Rocks
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Cozy Tiny Cabin w/ Hot Tub, 4 Min to Seneca Rocks

Welcome to Seneca Rocks Hideaway! Enjoy a cozy, top-rated tiny cabin just minutes from iconic Seneca Rocks. Relax on the porch with stunning views, soak in the private hot tub, and unwind by the fire pit at night. Features a new queen-size bed, Smart TV, a well-stocked kitchen, and breathtaking views from the sliding glass door. Perfect for a romantic escape or outdoor adventure. Come see why our guests call it a hidden gem!

Popular amenities for West Virginia vacation rentals

All about West Virginia

West Virginia earns its nickname as the Mountain State. Its undulating hills, rugged mountains, whitewater rivers, and dramatic gorges have plenty to offer outdoor adventure seekers. Scenic country roads are like a natural amusement park through its pristine wilderness. The state is home to six national parks, more than 220,000 acres of state parks, and thousands of miles of meandering trails. The Monongahela National Forest dominates the eastern part of the state, home to hiking trails, ski resorts, and waterfalls, while anglers and rafters tend to head to the New River Gorge National Park in the south of the state. History buffs and culture seekers won’t be disappointed, either, in this corner of Appalachia. You can explore West Virginia’s distinct cuisine and music through its annual festivals. Charleston, the largest city and state capital, is also home to a range of museums including the highly regarded State Museum.

What are the top things to do in West Virginia?

Monongahela National Forest

Encompassing more than 919,000 acres of the Potomac Highlands on the eastern side of the state, Monongahela National Forest offers spectacular snow-covered landscapes in winter and abundant flora from spring to fall. Plan your trip around daylong walks or multiday hiking routes to backcountry campgrounds. Alternatively, you can explore the forests on mountain bikes and horseback, or drive the 43-mile Highland Scenic Highway. Summit Lake and Smoke Hole Canyon are kayaking spots, and Seneca Rocks is popular with experienced climbers.

Berkeley Springs State Park

Made famous by George Washington, who first visited the area at the age of 16, Berkeley Springs State Park is now best known for its historic bath houses and natural springs. The park is set in the heart of Berkeley Springs, and you can enjoy a selection of spa services at the Roman Bath House.

Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad

Operating as a tourist service since 1997, the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad was once the rail connection between Baltimore and Ohio. Now, it’s a heritage railroad line that runs along the Potomac River’s southern branch. You can board the train in Green Spring or Petersburg for a 25-mile, 35-mile, or 76-mile round trip through scenic landscapes.

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