Summary:
Honeysuckle Ridge is a cozy cabin with so many great touches throughout. Surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountain mature trees and located on the Blue Ridge Trail, makes this cozy cabin a great getaway for hiking, exploring and relaxing with friends and family.
The highlights:
- Relax on the screened in porch
- Gather by the fire pit to roast s’mores
- Hang out in the loft area, perfect spot for the kids to enjoy
- High speed WiFi for streaming & remote work
- Located on the Blue Ridge Mountains
The Space:
This cozy cabin is ready for your family, friends or small group getaway! As you step inside you’ll immediately notice the beautiful wood beams, thoughtful decor, and Smart TV all surrounded by amazing views. The fully stocked kitchen is open and ready for your favorite recipes. Two bedrooms on the main level and an open loft area with 2 twin beds and a fun hangout space for the little ones.
Outside you’ll enjoy coffee on the screened in porch and roasting marshmallows by the firepit in the evening. Located in Lake Shannondale and the Mountain Lake Club, guests will enjoy a private freshwater lake and beach club for swimming, standup paddleboarding, fishing, and kayaking. Get a lake pass before heading down. Fishing day pass, and beach day pass are available for purchase during beach open hours. Or, head straight to the river and Shannondale Springs. This house has some great touches throughout and has a little something for everyone - and it’s dog-friendly!
The cabin includes:
- 2 bedrooms
--Bedroom 1- Queen bed
--Bedroom 2 - Queen bed
--Open loft - 2 Twin beds
- 1 full bath with shower
- Fully-equipped kitchen with stove/oven, microwave, and refrigerator
- Baseboard heat and window AC units for just the right temp
- Open loft with board games, TV, lava lamp and string lights
- Enjoy the serenity of the woods sitting on the screened in porch with coffee, tea, or cocktails
- High speed WiFi for streaming and taking video calls
- The interior reflects a rustic, outdoorsy charm, filled with the spirit of hunting and fishing
- We're dog-friendly!
Outside, you’ll also find:
- Grill and gather on the deck
- Roast s’mores around the fire pit or enjoy conversation with friends
- Private freshwater lake and beach club for swimming, standup paddleboarding, fishing, and kayaking
- Located on the Blue Ridge Mountain Trail just minutes from Shenandoah River
- Walkable to Appalachian trail access where you’ll find several hiking trails
- Just a short 15 minute drive is historic Harpers Ferry and Charles Town
Please note: The wood stove is for owner use only. For your safety and comfort, we kindly ask that you do not use the stove during your stay. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
For the safety of all our guests and furry friends, Jefferson County requires that any pets brought to the property be up to date on their rabies vaccination.
Our cleaning team sweeps the deck, stairs, and walkways before each arrival, but due to the natural setting, you may still notice some leaves, pollen, or similar—especially during certain seasons. We appreciate your understanding as nature tends to leave its mark, no matter how often we tidy up!
In the Area:
Harpers Ferry is a wonderful base for a blend of adventure, history, and nature. Whether you’re into hiking, kayaking, history, or just relaxing, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in this beautiful, historic area:
1. Mountain Lake Club (distance from house - 3 min drive): Enjoy the 7 acre lake, perfect for a day of fishing and boating or stop by to enjoy food, live music and Karaoke. Dogs allowed. No pass needed to dine at the club.
2. Harpers Ferry Historic District (distance from house - 18 mins): Stroll through the Historic District, with its cobblestone streets, old brick buildings, and charming shops. The district is a step back in time, with preserved 19th-century architecture. The Harpers Ferry Train Station is also a noteworthy stop if you love history and old railways. Feeling adventurous? Harpers Ferry has a haunted past, and there are ghost tours available in the evenings. You can explore the darker side of the town's history, visiting old churches, graveyards, and other eerie spots
3. Appalachian Trail (distance from house - walkable): Runs through Harpers Ferry, and the town is often considered the "psychological halfway point" for thru-hikers. If you're into hiking or nature walks, you can take a short hike to see breathtaking views of the Potomac River and the surrounding mountains.
4. Jefferson Rock (distance from house - 20 mins): Located within the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Jefferson Rock is a scenic viewpoint named after Thomas Jefferson, who visited the area in 1783 and admired the view. It’s a short hike to the top, where you’ll get a fantastic view of the rivers and surrounding landscape.
5. Tour the Local Wineries & Breweries (distance from house - 20 mins): Home to a number of local wineries and breweries. Stop by Breaux Vineyards or The Harpers Ferry Brewing Company for a relaxing afternoon of wine tasting or craft beer sampling.
6. Catoctin Mountain Park (distance from house - 50 mins): A bit farther out, Catoctin Mountain Park offers great hiking opportunities with views of the surrounding landscape. It's a more rugged park with excellent trails for varying skill levels, including the Catoctin Mountain Trail and Blue Ridge Trail.
We’d love to host you!
