Semesterboenden med kajak i Washington County

WV Blue AND Gold (entire property)

Entire house 2 kitchens, 1 living room w/ day bed & trundle w/ real mattresses, 1 living room w/ daybed with 2 real mattresses (~king), 2 dining rooms w/ seating for 6, 3 queen BRs, 1 twin BR, 1 bathroom w/ bathtub & 1 bathroom w/ an easy step in shower! No dock/steps to river, but a weed whacked path. 3 kayaks, hot tub for 6, grill. Early checkin/ late checkout will not be considered until the day prior to arrival/departure. 2 night min weekends & holidays. We’re next door if you need anything.

Blue Hill

Bring the whole family to this great place with lots of room for fun. Located in the town of Hancock known for its Rails and Trails and proximity to the C and O canal. Blue Hill is a renovated farmhouse in the quiet town of Hancock. It offers three spacious bedrooms and and two full baths. There is a daybed located in the "changing room" between the main bedroom and main bath as well as an air mattress. Enjoy time hiking, kayaking, and boating in this quaint town located right off route 70.

Riverfront HarpersFerry! PrivateDock,HotTub,Kayaks

Just 12 min from Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, this recently renovated & refurnished home is located ON THE POTOMAC RIVER! Stairs just off the huge backyard lead you into the river, or take a short car ride to our private riverfront gazebo & fire pit. Hot tub, kayaks, SUP, river tubes & more! Located 1.5 hours from DC and Baltimore, dozens of wineries/breweries within 15 miles, 10 min from River Riders, & 18 min from Charlestown Races & Slots! Golf cart no longer included with rental.

Riverfront Cottage in Shepherdstown, WV

Escape to this tranquil, riverfront retreat with stunning, year-round river views, a private dock (available late May-Sept) & firepit. Relax, fish, explore, or visit nearby attractions in Shepherdstown, Sharpsburg, & Harper's Ferry. Two kayaks, a canoe, paddles, & lifejackets are available for your use. All water activities are at your own risk. WV DNR requires all boaters to have a lifejacket and all boats to have a whistle. Please bring your own whistle(s). MD or WV fishing license is fine.

"The Station" Riverside, Views, Hot Tub, & 9 Acres

Welcome to The Station! This is a place for weary travelers to escape to the best that nature has to offer. Nestled in the Appalachian foothills, The Station is situated on a 9-acre private retreat offering stunning views, gorgeous interiors, and all the creature comforts you need. Stare at the majestic views, catch fish in the Cacapon River, wish upon the shooting stars …and most importantly, find your peace and your place. This is your Station. Unpack your thoughts and stretch your soul.

Antietam Dome: Walk to C&O, 4 miles to Antietam NB

Locally owned & operated! Hosts next door. One level, EV charger, National Parks! National Parks:C&O Canal, Antietam NB, Sheptown, Harpers Ferry National Park Paver patio garden by fire pit with Solo Stove. Firewood, bikes available. Tube floats, trail pickup by arrangement. Full kitchen, grill, E-fireplace, & smart TV. Retreat Center daily rate available. *NO vaping, smoking, or pets, indoors or out, on the property*. Send service animal’s certifications. NB: AB&B charges hosts 15.5%.

Amazing Lagoon, Beach, Cross Fit Gym, Fishing

This the definition of "Wild and Wonderful West Virginia! magical place, a former rock quarry now lagoon. There is no public access to this property. The only access to the Lagoon, Beach and other amenities is via booking or owners explicit permission. This is a complete unit that is on its own level, own access, own parking, own amenities, Owners live on upper level with fully separate entrance, parking, access, etc. No shared internal spaces. Double sound insulation, no noise worries.

Plum Lazy on the Potomac

With stunning views and prime river access, Plum Lazy is nestled on three partially-wooded acres sloping gently to the water's edge. Enjoy 150 feet of shoreline with a large landscaped expanse of grass perfect for play, picnics, or just shady naps. This riverfront area is exclusively for you and guests at our cabin on Knott Road. A rocky peninsula extends your riverfront another 100 feet into the Potomac. The large deck and stone patio features a variety of seating options and gas grill.

Modern Black A-Frame Retreat in the Woods

Escape to a striking, modern black A-frame cabin nestled on 3+ acres of pristine hardwood forest. Welcome to The Slate & Cedar A-Frame, designed with both style and serenity in mind by renowned architect, Art Vandelay, this cozy retreat offers the perfect blend of seclusion and convenience. Though you'll feel worlds away, this property is just minutes from historic downtown Berkeley Springs filled with unique shops, local dining and cultural attractions.

Large Country Home

Bring the whole family to this great place with lots of room both inside and out for fun. Bring your kayak, canoe, or small boats with public river access less than a mile away or take a guided adventure with Harpers Ferry Adventures or River Riders. Relax on the back deck, grill, enjoy a bonfire, or just enjoy the wildlife on the property. Comcast high speed internet and separate office for remote workers. Well behaved dogs welcome, limit of 2 dogs.

Explore Creekside RV Bliss #3

Our tiny house camper offers a unique stay just 90 minutes from DC!!! (Camper: Avocado) Experience life on the road with a touch of comfort - complete with a balcony and cozy lofts. Step outside to a charming creek with a peaceful beach and soak in the best of nature, all in a safe and serene setting. Nestled in a hidden, intimate campground, everything’s ready for your perfect getaway: a fire pit, picnic table, and even two kayaks!

Skyefall Retreat: Hot Tub, Fire Pit & Wooded Views

Tucked into the Coolfont Mountainside community, Skyefall offers the kind of retreat people talk about long after the week is over. It’s roomy, relaxed, and unpretentious—three bedrooms across two levels with space for up to six guests to settle in and feel at home. Families use it as their annual getaway spot, friends use it as a chance to reconnect, and plenty of travelers come simply because the mountains call their name.