Holiday rentals in Doe Hill

Between the Creeks

Welcome to "Between the Creeks", The 700sqft cabin is located between 2 Drafts (Creeks as we like to call them) You will drive over top Jonas Draft which flows into Ramsey's Draft located to the right about 500 ft. Ramsey's Draft is located behind the cabin which flows on the property! Enjoy the mountain views, listening to the frogs at the pond, and the water at the creek! Enjoy the piece and quiet! Just minutes from George Washington Natural Forest! Only about 30 minutes from Staunton.

Doe Hill Escape

Read this entire listing as Doe Hill is a very remote location. Please note this is an old farm house: No A/C, No Wifi, No Cell Service! Our home is one of 4 current family houses on an active working farm that has been in operation since the late 18th century. The home is rich in history but recent renovations make it quite comfortable. The large patio is perfect for watching the sunset over Jack Mountain or the moon rise over the Bullpasture. Clear nights are great for stargazing.

Brent's Cabin

Enjoy our cozy and comfortable cabin situated on 20 private wooded acres near several trout streams, George Washington National Forest, Virginia Game Commission, hiking trails, and caves. Brent's Cabin sleeps four, including a double bed and two twin beds in the loft. For skiing we are 1 hour and 30 minutes from snowshoe and 30 minutes from The Homestead. For fishing we are 5 minutes away from the Bullpasture, 10 minutes from the Cowpasture, and 25 minutes from the Jackson River.

Tiny Tree House

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. This brand new, 550 square foot tiny house in the trees has everything you need, and is designed with a local feel. Minutes from George Washington National Forest and dry river. The cabin is only 20 minutes from downtown Harrisonburg. Note that this cabin has one bedroom downstairs, and one bed upstairs in the loft area accessible by ship ladder style steps. The loft is a sleeping area but does not have it’s own door.

Big Spring Bed & Breakfast

Ranch style house on 300 acre farm where the Cowpasture river runs through it. Nestled beside a Big Spring. Farm is bordered on the east by the George Washington National Forest. Short walking distance to the Shaw's Ridge Trail.Short driving distance to Shenandoah mountain and the Confederate breastworks. A few miles from historical McDowell and Monterey,Highland County,Virginia. Enjoy outdoor activities such as fishing hunting hiking biking kayaking in the area.

Ebenezer Cabin | Hot Tub | Fire Pit | BBQ | Views

Disconnect, reset & recharge in this countryside cabin escape with hot tub & mountain views. ★ "Clean, stylish, private, and authentic cabin experience." ☞ Backyard w/ fire pit + wood ☞ Front porch w/ rocking chairs ☞ Patio w/ BBQ + outdoor dining ☞ Fully equipped + stocked kitchen ☞ Parking → driveway (4 cars) ☞ Books + board games ☞ La-Z-Boy loveseat ☞ 250 Mbps wifi 20 mins → DT Franklin (cafes, dining, shopping) 48 mins → Skidmore Lake

The spring house at Thistle Hollow

Beautifully renovated spring house on the grounds of the 1800s Peter Breneman House. Soak up peace and quiet in one of the most beautiful corners of the Shenandoah Valley. Enjoy starry skies, sunrises, and birdwatching from your private porch. 9 minutes from Eastern Mennonite University, 13 minutes from James Madison University, and 45 minutes from the entrance to Shenandoah National Park.

The Black Horse Farm Vacation Home

Experience the country life in our comfortable farmhouse on the South Branch of the Potomac River in Pendleton Co., WV. It has 1/4 mile of private river front access for fishing, quiet, peaceful nature trails, abundant wildlife and is situated on a working cattle farm. Near to various recreational sites, but you may choose to spend your time relaxing on the deep, wrap around front porch.

Historical 1800s Cottage

Historical cozy cottage built in the mid 1800s conveniently located near the Green Bank Observatory, Snowshoe Mountain Resort, the National Forest and loads of hiking and biking trails. From the back yard, you can access hiking trails which connect to the Observatory's many hiking and biking trails. Cass Scenic Railroad and the Greenbrier River are only 6 miles away.