Posted in D.C.
October 07, 2016
These 11 Cozy Cabins Are Everything You Need For The Ultimate Fall Getaway Near Washington DC
The cool air has ended beach getaways and lake trips for the next few months. Luckily, there are so many other incredible destinations near Washington DC for a perfect fall get away! When you want to make a trip outdoors, enjoy beautiful fall foliage and take a break from city life, you need to take a cabin getaway. Try these 11 cozy cabins near Washington DC for the ultimate fall weekend trip!
During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.
In the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, Cast-a-Way Cabins offers beautiful two-bed log cabins with all the comforts of home. Tucked underneath beautiful oak trees and right on the Shenandoah, Cast-a-Way is a great place for a quiet getaway.
Deep in six acres of forest, River Woods Retreat is a rustic three bedroom log cabin on Massanutten Mountain in Virginia between Front Royal and Luray. This 1,900 square foot log home is quite luxurious!
In the mountains of Western Maryland, Country Acres is a three bedroom, three bath cabin that overlooks a beautiful lake. The cabin is on a 60 acre farm and provides plenty of peace and quiet.
Cabin Creekwood has nine cabinets in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia. Their cabins range from one to three bedrooms and each has its own unique charms!
Since 1970, Shenandoah River Outfitters have been hosting kayak, canoeing and rafting adventures on the Shenandoah River. They have ten different rustic cabins to choose from that each offer breathtaking views and plenty of amenities!
Aquia Pines is a 20 acre wooded resort where guests can camp, hike and explore. They have five cabins and you can choose between the luxury option or the rustic option.
Page County is known as “Cabin Capital of Virginia.” This charming area is just 90 miles outside of the District and nature loves will enjoy the many activities available there. Cabin Capital rents many different types of cabins and accommodations in the area. You can find everything from minimalist rustic cabins to upscale and luxurious retreats.
Cherry Hill is the closest RV park and campground to Washington DC. In addition to RV space, they have premium cabins, cottages and rustic yurts available for rent. Every cabin is non-smoking and pets are allowed in select cabins. Cherry Hill is perfect when you need a quick getaway!
Make your childhood dreams come true and stay in a unique treehouse! Maple Leaf has twenty acres of wooded campground for exploring and playing. Located just off of the Appalachian Trail, it’s an idyllic area that makes for a great nature lovers retreat. They offer tree cottages, tree houses, a hobbit house and camping areas.
If you are looking for a rustic vacation that still offers plenty of modern amenities and things to do, be sure to visit Adventure Bound Camping Resort in Lothian Maryland, 15 miles outside of Washington DC. There is a swimming pool, playgrounds, basketball courts, giant board games, nature trails and much more! Adventure Bound Camping has deluxe cabins, two room cottages and rustic room cabins available for rent.
Westmoreland is on the Potomac River’s Northern Neck and makes for a wonderful camping excursion. Rent one of their spacious cabins, explore six miles of trails, fish off the fishing pier and keep an eye out for the amazing wildlife. There are a variety of cabins to choose from and if you have a big group, you can rent the Potomac River Retreat which sleeps 16!
If you are dreaming of fall getaways, take this fall foliage road trip around Washington DC!
