Log cabin w/river access & fireplace

Summary:

Experience a rustic log cabin retreat with river views, historic charm, and private riverside setting perfect for families or friends.

- Sleeps 4 | 2 bedrooms | 1 king loft, 1 queen | 1 bath

- Stone fireplace & cozy loft with mountain views

- Direct river access – fishing, swimming, tubing (5‑10 min walk)

- Fast Frontier Fiber internet for streaming & video calls

- Multi‑level deck with grill, fire pit & space for games

- Pet-friendly



The Space:

The river’s gentle murmur greets you as you step onto the porch, and the scent of pine mingles with the fresh air of the Potomac’s banks. Sunlight filters through the loft’s windows, casting warm patterns on the log walls, while the stone fireplace waits to welcome you after a day of fishing or exploring nearby trails. From the deck you can watch bald eagles glide over the water, a reminder that nature is always close by.



Sleeping arrangements

- Bedroom 1 (open loft) – King bed

- Bedroom 2 – Queen bed



Living space

The spacious great room centers on a cozy wood fireplace, perfect for chilly evenings. A large seating area invites conversation and board games, and the open‑plan design lets you hear the river’s flow even from inside.



Kitchen & dining

A fully‑equipped kitchen offers a stove/oven, microwave, and refrigerator, along with ample counter space for preparing meals. Gather around the dining table for family breakfasts, then step out to the multi‑level deck for a barbecue on the grill.



Outdoor living

Direct river access is just a short 5‑10 minute walk away, where you can fish, swim, or enjoy tubing. The expansive deck provides room for lounging, reading, or roasting s’mores over the fire pit. A spacious yard is ideal for outdoor games, and the C&O Canal and Paw Paw Tunnel are a 10‑15 minute drive for a scenic stroll.



Neighborhood & activities

A 35‑minute drive brings you to Berkeley Springs, celebrated for its arts community, boutique shops, restaurants, a brewery, and a winery. The town’s annual Paw Paw Festival in September adds a lively local flavor. For history buffs, a wall‑mounted map shows George Washington’s original survey of the area, linking you to the land’s past.



Practical details

Fast, reliable Frontier Fiber keeps you connected for streaming on laptops or phones—note that there is no TV in the cabin. The property sits on a large, private parcel with plenty of trees, but expect occasional leaves or pollen on the deck and walkways. Access to the river via the stairs is off‑limits for safety. The nearest grocery store is a 45‑minute drive in Berkeley Springs, so plan to bring supplies. Gravel road sections may require careful driving, adding to the rustic charm of your getaway.

As a guest of this cabin, you'll find barbecue grills, a garden, and laundry facilities. The front desk is open around the clock.

This Paw Paw cabin is smoke free.