Cabin in Shenandoah Valley, VA
14 guests · 7 bedrooms · 6 baths
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About this cabin rental
Thornhill Lodge is a 6,000 sq ft log home in Hawthorne Valley, the quiet, off-mountain side of Snowshoe Resort. You're on the resort, but there are no shared walls, no hallway noise, and nobody above you. The lifts and village are about 15 minutes by car; Silver Creek is the same.
It's built for big groups. Seven bedrooms across three floors and six and a half baths, sleeps 14 in real beds — one king, five queens, and two twin bunks in the bunk room, and the driveway holds ten-plus vehicles without anyone getting blocked in — which is rarer at Snowshoe than it should be. Great room with a stone fireplace and vaulted ceilings, full kitchen, wraparound deck, and a private hot tub in its own spa room. And the thing almost nobody at Snowshoe has: a big, flat, usable yard. Most of the mountain is built on a slope; here the kids can run, the dogs can roam, and there’s room for cornhole and a game of catch right off the deck. Downstairs is the game room: a near-professional-grade pool table, a brand-new air hockey table, and foosball. Whole-house sound system. Recently renovated top to bottom; new bedding in every room.
Dogs welcome, two max ($200 pet fee). House-trained, off the beds and furniture, and not left alone uncrated. Bears and other wildlife are real up here, so keep them close on the deck and at night.
For little ones and overflow there are also a pack 'n play, a toddler bed, a single kids' cot, two queen air mattresses with a pump, and a pullout couch and futon in the basement — all available, but we don't supply sheets or pillows for those, so bring your own if you plan to use them. Maximum occupancy is 14.
There's a 5-gallon water dispenser in the kitchen; bring your own jugs if you want to use it. The resort shuttle picks up at the base of Hawthorne Valley on a set schedule in season — check the resort's shuttle tracker for current times.
One thing to know: GPS will try to send you to the golf course. Take the first resort entrance on the left, then the first right onto Hawthorne Valley Drive — it becomes Thornhill at the end. Last house on the left. 4WD or AWD is a good idea in winter; we're at about 4,800 feet and the weather moves fast.
Winter is skiing, boarding, and tubing. Summer is golf at the Raven, mountain biking, the Greenbrier River Trail, Cass Scenic Railroad, and Green Bank.
It's built for big groups. Seven bedrooms across three floors and six and a half baths, sleeps 14 in real beds — one king, five queens, and two twin bunks in the bunk room, and the driveway holds ten-plus vehicles without anyone getting blocked in — which is rarer at Snowshoe than it should be. Great room with a stone fireplace and vaulted ceilings, full kitchen, wraparound deck, and a private hot tub in its own spa room. And the thing almost nobody at Snowshoe has: a big, flat, usable yard. Most of the mountain is built on a slope; here the kids can run, the dogs can roam, and there’s room for cornhole and a game of catch right off the deck. Downstairs is the game room: a near-professional-grade pool table, a brand-new air hockey table, and foosball. Whole-house sound system. Recently renovated top to bottom; new bedding in every room.
Dogs welcome, two max ($200 pet fee). House-trained, off the beds and furniture, and not left alone uncrated. Bears and other wildlife are real up here, so keep them close on the deck and at night.
For little ones and overflow there are also a pack 'n play, a toddler bed, a single kids' cot, two queen air mattresses with a pump, and a pullout couch and futon in the basement — all available, but we don't supply sheets or pillows for those, so bring your own if you plan to use them. Maximum occupancy is 14.
There's a 5-gallon water dispenser in the kitchen; bring your own jugs if you want to use it. The resort shuttle picks up at the base of Hawthorne Valley on a set schedule in season — check the resort's shuttle tracker for current times.
One thing to know: GPS will try to send you to the golf course. Take the first resort entrance on the left, then the first right onto Hawthorne Valley Drive — it becomes Thornhill at the end. Last house on the left. 4WD or AWD is a good idea in winter; we're at about 4,800 feet and the weather moves fast.
Winter is skiing, boarding, and tubing. Summer is golf at the Raven, mountain biking, the Greenbrier River Trail, Cass Scenic Railroad, and Green Bank.
Amenities
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Heating
Kitchen
WiFi/Internet
Washing machine
Dryer
Washer/dryer
Laundry services
Bath or shower
Family friendly
Cribs or cots available
Ironing facilities
Towels
Linens
Hairdryer
Map of Shenandoah Valley, VA
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