Mountain cabin w/hot tub & river kayaks

The Space:

Quiet mornings arrive with a soft hush over the mountains, the air crisp and clean as steam curls from the hot tub. By evening, the fire pit glows under a sky full of stars, inviting you to linger in the gentle silence that only a secluded West Virginia cabin can offer. The scent of pine mingles with the faint aroma of a grill, creating a simple, grounding rhythm for your stay.



Sleeping arrangements

This single‑level cabin sleeps eight. The first bedroom holds a queen bed, while the second bedroom features two sets of bunk beds, providing flexible space for families or small groups. A full bath with a bathtub and bathroom essentials is shared.



Indoor living

Heating and air conditioning keep the cabin comfortable through changing weather. A dedicated workspace and reliable Frontier Fiber Wi‑Fi let you stay connected when needed, though cell service is limited and occasional internet outages may occur, encouraging a true unplugged experience. A flat‑screen TV is ready for relaxed evenings, and a washer and dryer add convenience for longer stays. The layout is stair‑free throughout.



Kitchen & dining

The fully equipped kitchen includes everything needed for home‑style meals, from a morning coffee to a hearty dinner after a day of exploring. A dining area invites you to share meals together without leaving the cabin.



Outdoor living

Step onto a large deck with a BBQ grill, then wander into the backyard where a hot tub and fire pit await. Yard games and board games are provided for guests of all ages, offering easygoing ways to enjoy daylight hours when the weather permits. Free parking and a private entrance make arrivals and departures simple.



River access & surroundings

A short drive leads to private access on the Cacapon River, ideal for swimming, fishing, or launching the provided kayaks when conditions are suitable. The surrounding woods stay quiet, reinforcing the cabin’s secluded feel.



Neighborhood notes

The drive includes mountain roads; AWD or 4×4 vehicles are recommended in winter, though most front‑wheel‑drive cars manage with care. A new home under construction nearby may generate daytime activity, but work is generally limited to daylight hours. Berkeley Springs is about a 20‑minute drive away, offering restaurants, breweries, shops, and an arts scene.



Perfect for

This pet‑friendly retreat suits couples, families, or small groups seeking a peaceful getaway with simple comforts, outdoor space, and easy access to nature. Whether you soak in the hot tub after a cool day, grill on the deck, or simply listen to the mountain hush, the cabin provides a calm place to slow down and reconnect.