Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Discover the perfect home base for a Harpers Ferry getaway at Havenwood, a private mountain cabin surrounded by the wooded landscape of West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle. Located near Harpers Ferry, WV, Havenwood offers convenient access to Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, the Appalachian Trail, Potomac and Shenandoah River recreation, hiking, rafting, tubing, wineries, breweries, and the scenic countryside of West Virginia and Northern Virginia. Visitors can spend the day exploring the historic Lower Town of Harpers Ferry, discover the area's Civil War and abolitionist history, hike nearby sections of the Appalachian Trail, or experience outdoor adventures on the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park combines historic landmarks with trails and dramatic scenery around the confluence of the two rivers. Havenwood is also well positioned for exploring Northern Virginia wine country. Vineyards, breweries, and scenic country roads around Hillsboro and Purcellville provide an easy complement to a mountain getaway. After a day of exploring, return to your private Harpers Ferry-area cabin to enjoy the hot tub, fire pit, two-level deck, theater and game room, and peaceful wooded surroundings. Whether you're searching for a Harpers Ferry cabin with a hot tub, a family cabin near Harpers Ferry, a West Virginia mountain getaway, or a group vacation rental near the Appalachian Trail, Havenwood combines outdoor adventure with an elevated place to relax.
Nearby Places
Cavalier Heights Visitor Center - Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Make this the starting point for a day exploring one of the area's signature destinations. Guests can discover Harpers Ferry's historic Lower Town, John Brown's Fort, Civil War history, scenic trails, and the meeting point of the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers.
Keys Gap Parking AT — Appalachian Trail
A convenient access point to the Appalachian Trail along the Virginia–West Virginia border. It's a great choice for guests who want to add a woodland hike to their stay without committing to a full-day excursion. The trail can also be followed north toward Harpers Ferry.