Serene, Creekside Cabin with Wood-Burning Stove for a Tranquil Getaway in the West Virginia Mountains

This cabin nestled along a serene creek in the heart of the West Virginia beauty, this charming chalet offers the perfect blend of rustic comfort and modern amenities. Designed with a cozy, open-concept layout, makes it an ideal retreat for families, friends, or couples seeking both relaxation and adventure.

The highlights:

- Enjoy the relaxing sounds of the creek

- Cozy up by the wood stove

- Roast marshmallows by the fire pit

- Relax on the deck



Creekside Chalet is your mountain retreat in the heart of West Virginia. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by the warmth of the wood stove, soaring A-frame ceiling and large windows providing stunning views of the surrounding forest and the tranquil creek just outside. The living room, with comfortable seating, games and puzzles, invites you to unwind after a day of hiking or exploring, while the fully equipped kitchen offers everything you need to prepare home-cooked meals.



Your getaway includes:

-3 bedrooms

--Bedroom 1 - King

--Bedroom 2 - Queen

--Bedroom 3 - 2 Twins

- 2 full bath

- Fully-equipped kitchen with stove/oven, microwave, and refrigerator

- Large seating area perfect for a fun game night

- Loft area perfect for a kids hangout or a great place to take in the views

- Relax with a good book in the sunroom

- Cozy woodstove to stay warm on chilly nights

- Books, Games, Puzzles



Outside, you’ll also find:

- Waterfall just steps from Creekside

- Spacious deck for gathering with friends

- Fire up the grill and enjoy some local favorites

- Roast marshmallows around the fire pit

- Plenty of yard space for outdoor activities

- Multiple hiking trails nearby. Our favorite is Devil’s Nose!



In the area:

Whether you’re interested in hiking, history, fishing, or simply relaxing in a peaceful mountain setting, there’s something for everyone nearby offering a mix of outdoor activities, historical sites, and local charm! Here are some of our favorite points of interest near Hedgesville, WV:



1. Western Maryland Rail Trail (WMRT) (distance from house - 20 minutes) a 22-mile rail-trail that runs parallel to the C&O Canal Towpath and follows the route of the former Western Maryland Railway. An excellent option for walking, hiking, and cycling.



2. Berkeley Springs State Park (distance from house - 25 minutes): Known for its natural mineral springs and spa services, it's a lovely spot for relaxation.



3. The Old Roman Bathhouse (distance from house - 15 minutes): Home to a mineral spa that has been in use since colonial times, the park’s Old Roman and Main bathhouses offer a wide selection of spa services, including massages, saunas, baths and showers.



4. Cacapon Resort State Park (distance from house - 35 minutes): Offers hiking, fishing, and golfing, with beautiful views and various trails.



5. Sleepy Creek Wildlife Management Area (WMA (distance from house - 35 minutes) A beautiful and expansive natural area that covers over 20,000 acres of forested land and is a haven for wildlife, outdoor enthusiasts, and nature lovers. The area offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including hiking, hunting, fishing, and camping.



6. Black Draft Farm & Distillery (distance from house - 20 minutes): Near the farmers market, and the perfect spot for a drink!



7. Rumsey Monument: (distance from house - 45 minutes)A historic monument located in nearby Shepherdstown, commemorating General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson.



8. Antietam National Battlefield (distance from house - 45 minutes): Just a short drive away, it's a significant Civil War site with walking trails and informative exhibits.



9. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (distance from house - 50 minutes): Offers stunning views and rich history, with plenty of hiking and sightseeing opportunities.



10. Shenandoah National Park (distance from house - 1 hour and 15 minutes): Bursting with cascading waterfalls, spectacular vistas, fields of wildflowers, and quiet wooded hollows. With over 200,000 acres of protected lands.



We’d love to host you!