Our Shenandoah homes average about $505 to $970 per night, depending on the home and the dates.
Our homes have 4 to 7 bedrooms and sleep between 12 and 18 guests.
Our homes are in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia, a short drive from Shenandoah National Park and Massanutten Resort.
Staying in the Shenandoah Valley puts you close to the park's western entrances, with more space and more dining options than lodging inside the park. A vacation rental works especially well for families and groups who want to explore the park by day and come back to a full home at night.
The park has a limited number of lodges and cabins, such as Skyland, Big Meadows Lodge and Lewis Mountain Cabins, but they are seasonal, book up early and are sized for couples or small families. For a larger group, a vacation home outside the park is usually the easier option.
October is the most popular month for fall foliage along Skyline Drive. May and June are great for waterfalls, wildflowers and milder crowds, and winter is ideal if you want to combine the park with skiing at Massanutten.
Plan on at least two to three days to drive the full 105 miles of Skyline Drive and fit in a few hikes. A long weekend or a full week lets you add the valley's caverns, wineries and small towns.
Drive Skyline Drive, hike to waterfalls like Dark Hollow Falls, tour Luray Caverns, visit local wineries and breweries, or spend a day at Massanutten Resort for skiing, golf or its water park. Still deciding between destinations? Read our guide: Shenandoah vs Poconos: Which Mountain Getaway Should You Choose?
You get more space, private bedrooms, a full kitchen and shared common areas for the whole group, often for less per person than booking several hotel rooms.
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