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Private Cabin Retreat in Lost City, WV
With its quaint rustic charm, the Lost Pines Cabin is nestled in West Virginia's beautiful Lost River Valley, adjacent to the George Washington National Forest, about 2 hours outside of the Washington DC Metro Area. The cabin is ideal for small families, couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and furry friends. Step off the grid and enjoy some rest and relaxation at the Lost Pines Cabin. Of course, there is fiber internet throughout the property & a land line available for emergencies.

Lost River Lookout: Private 3 Bed Mountain Home
Lost River Lookout is the perfect home to enjoy a getaway. Escape the everyday hustle in this 3-bed, 2-bath home nestled on 10 acres atop a mountain, offering breathtaking views. Watch the sunrise with your morning coffee and savor the sunset with a glass of wine. An outdoor firepit provides a cozy ambiance to enjoy the views, roast some Smores, and enjoy some time around the fire. Inside, a gourmet kitchen and wood burning fireplace create the perfect setting for quality time with loved ones.

Sweeping Views in Lost River! Work & Dog Friendly
** CHRISTMAS WEEK MADE AVAILABLE, NOW OPEN** Sweeping views (180 degrees+) of wild and wonderful West Virginia mountains! This modern cabin home is located on top of a mountain, fully surrounded by woods, and filled with modern necessities for everyday life. We have fiber optic Wi-Fi that is perfect for multiple simultaneous video calls during a "work-cation." SUPER Dog-friendly, no charge. Close proximity to parks, hikes, lakes, rivers, and everything that you want from an outdoor WV escape!

Hidden Hideaway
Welcome to your retreat, your Hidden Hideaway. Leave the hustle and bustle of the city to relax and rejuvenate in Lost River. This luxury minimalist cabin has everything you want and need whether you are looking for a quick weekend getaway or a month-long working vacation. Immerse yourself in nature on the screened in porch, gaze into the Milky Way stars as you sit around the fire pit, or curl up with a book in the sun drenched reading nook, you will find what you need at Hidden Hideaway.

Lost River WV | Hot Tub + Mountain Views
Escape to Lost River, WV, in a modern, secluded 3-bedroom retreat on 6+ acres with mountain views. Relax in the private hot tub, cozy up by the indoor fireplace, or gather around the upper-deck fireplace. Enjoy the screened porch and spacious deck. With two king bedrooms and a queen, it’s ideal for three couples or friends. Fast Wi-Fi and a dedicated workspace make it easy to stay connected—or unplug completely. Wake up to mountain views, then soak under the stars in the private hot tub.

Incredible Fall Views, Cozy Mountaintop Getaway
Searching for incredible fall views? Escape to the Owl's Nest, a quiet, private mountaintop getaway in the heart of the Lost River Valley! Perfect for couples and groups of 4, the cabin features 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, office, fiber optic internet/wifi, open-concept living area with wood-burning fireplace, modern appliances, and cozy TV room. Views from the deck are stunning year-round and the stone fire pit is ideal for enjoying sunsets on crisp, starry evenings. @owlsnestlostriver

Cozy Lost River retreat awaits!
This completely renovated luxury two-bedroom, two bathroom cabin is ready to welcome you and your family or friends for relaxing vacation. Located in a quaint enclave on five private acres, the cabin provides a spacious living area with two full spa like bathrooms. The stunning views and fire pit with Adirondack chairs, allow you to enjoy your wine, share conversation, and make s’mores. Enjoy your morning coffee on the screened in porch after preparing breakfast in the gourmet kitchen.

Poplar Perch - Modern Cabin, Sauna, Fireplace
Enjoy peaceful days and cozy nights in this modern log cabin perched on a wooded hillside in the beautiful George Washington National Forest. Relax with a drink on the screened-in porch, curl up by a fire in the stone fireplace, or sit on the sprawling deck and breathe in the woods. This cabin has everything you need to relax and enjoy the woods - WiFi, King bed, two TVs, DVDs, Roku, infrared sauna, gas grill, firepit, and a well-stocked kitchen. ***Check weeknights for lower prices!***

Moondance is perched on a ridge with amazing views
Moondance looks out over the valley with a bird's eye view of the mountains from an expansive deck. A two hour drive from DC offers a private and cozy, air-conditioned cabin, perched on top of a 5- acre lot in a private, wooded community. Day trips to small towns, festivals, and National Forests, offer an adventure with a cookout at sunset . Wrap-a-round deck has outdoor furniture and gas grill. Well equipped kitchen, wifi, bedroom, workspace, and a queen size sleep sofa.

A-Frame Cabin Escape in GW Natl Forest Lost River
Nestled in the wooded hillsides of the George Washington National Forest just outside Wardensville in the Lost River area, Santi's Lost Stream provides a serene retreat from the stresses of urban life and is the perfect base to enjoy all the area has to offer from hiking to cycling, and more. And blazing-fast fiber internet to help you stay connected. Booked for your dates? Check out our cousin cabin High View Hideaway just a few miles away (Property# 39899541).

Rustic and stylish mountain getaway
The Little Black Cabin is everything you've been dreaming about for your cozy mountain getaway! Take in sweeping views, curl up by the fireplace, or make s'mores at the fire pit. Whip up a gourmet meal in the small but well-appointed kitchen. Three dining areas offer options for dinner -- or a remote office, thanks to wifi. Sample nearby hiking, yoga, and farmers' market. We're a little rustic (no TV, AC, microwave, laundry or dishwasher) and a lot stylish!

Serenity at Moonshine, modern and private getaway
Welcome to Serenity at Moonshine, a newly built modern cabin in the heart of Lost River Valley. The cabin offers a very comfortable getaway experience with thoughtful furnishings and accessories, making it the perfect place to escape to. Being located centrally makes it only a brief drive from Trout Pond Recreation Area, Lost River State Park, quiet local hiking trails, local shopping, great dining, and the charming town of Wardensville.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Lost River?
Stays around Lost River State Park and the heart of the community are often recommended, with cabins, cottages, and family homes providing peaceful retreats near outdoor attractions. You can also find artist lofts and farm stays in the area.
What are the best things to do in Lost River with kids?
Kids can enjoy hiking and spotting wildlife in Lost River State Park, swimming at nearby pools or lakes, and getting creative with local arts and crafts workshops. Community centers sometimes host family-friendly programs and events.
What are some of the best things to do in Lost River?
Explore forested trails in Lost River State Park, visit local art galleries and farm markets, and enjoy birdwatching or peaceful outdoor recreation. The area has a welcoming atmosphere for nature enthusiasts and artists.
How is the weather in Lost River?
Lost River has cold winters, around 18–38°F (-8–3°C), with occasional snow, and mild summers, typically 53–74°F (12–23°C). Spring and autumn feature moderate temperatures and colorful scenery.
When is the best time to visit Lost River?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder weather and lush scenery, with temperatures typically from 46–74°F (8–23°C). Autumn draws visitors with colorful foliage across the valley and hills.
What are the best places to visit in Lost River?
Lost River State Park is often recommended for its hiking trails, picnic spaces, and scenic views, while area art galleries and markets provide glimpses into local culture. Many visitors also explore traditional farms and workshops near town.
What are some hiking trails in Lost River?
Lost River State Park has several frequently suggested trails winding through forests and valleys, including gently sloping paths and more challenging routes with scenic overlooks. Trail maps are often available at park entrances.
What are some family activities we can do in Lost River?
Families can hike and picnic in Lost River State Park, join nature programs, or enjoy farm visits with hands-on experiences. Arts and crafts workshops and community centers also host activities for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Lost River?
Plan a day exploring neighboring small towns with antique shops and historic sites, or enjoy nature hikes in nearby wilderness areas and state forests. Regional museums and scenic farm tours are frequently suggested around Lost River.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Lost River?
Lost River has a variety of stays that welcome pets, including cabins, farm cottages, and some family homes. Trails in Lost River State Park and surrounding open spaces make it easy to venture outdoors with your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Lost River?
Locals suggest bringing layers for cool mornings, visiting farm stands for fresh produce, and checking community boards for pop-up events. Wildlife spotting, especially birds, can be rewarding around dawn and dusk.
What is Lost River known for?
Lost River is known for its scenic valley landscapes, forested state park, and welcoming creative community. The area has a reputation for outdoor recreation, artisanal foods, and peaceful retreats.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Lost River?
Discover quiet creekside spots, lesser-known hiking paths in the state park, and small studios often tucked into the hills. Local artists and farmers sometimes welcome visitors for unique hands-on experiences.
What are the best foods to try in Lost River?
Lost River has regional favorites like apple butter, seasonal farm-fresh produce, and homemade pies. You might find locally raised meats, artisanal cheeses, and traditional Appalachian specialties in bakeries or restaurants around town.
What should I bring for a trip to Lost River?
Pack layers for changing temperatures, sturdy hiking shoes for the trails, and rain gear in wetter months. Bringing sunscreen, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle can help you enjoy outdoor activities comfortably.
What is the nightlife in Lost River like?
Lost River has a quiet and relaxed nightlife, featuring casual cafes, local taverns, and occasional live music events. Evenings are often spent enjoying fireside gatherings or stargazing.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Lost River?
Lost River hosts seasonal craft fairs, art studio tours, and community celebrations, often around late spring and autumn harvest times. Local music performances and farmer’s markets sometimes bring the community together.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Lost River?
Lost River has a variety of vacation rentals suited for families, with options featuring multiple bedrooms, spacious living areas, and kitchens. Many properties are located near outdoor parks and recreation spaces.
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