Escape to your private river retreat on the Potomac!
Welcome to the ultimate riverside getaway. Our stunning river house, tucked among the trees, offers breathtaking views of the Potomac River and the iconic C&O Canal National Historic Park—affectionately known as the towpath. This scenic 184.5-mile trail stretches from Cumberland, Maryland, to Washington, D.C., perfect for walking and biking, you'll find the towpath right at your doorstep.
Enjoy the perfect blend of natural beauty and modern comfort in our king suite home. Whether you’re relaxing in the luxurious king-size bed, unwinding by the electric fireplace, or enjoying the convenience of a fully equipped brand-new kitchen, this home is designed for relaxation and adventure. With high-speed Starlink internet, a 65-inch TV, and efficient mini-split heating and cooling, you’ll feel right at home in nature without sacrificing any modern amenities.
Whether you're here for outdoor exploration or peaceful river views, our Potomac retreat is the ideal place to unwind and rejuvenate while exploring all that the area has to offer (and there is so much to do!)
*Staircase to access property. Must be able to walk up stairs to get into home.
With easy access to:
Shepherdstown / Shepherd University - 8 minute drive, 1 hour, 15 minute walk (all on the towpath and sidewalk), 20 minute bike ride
Harpers Ferry - 30 minute drive, 1 hour bike ride on the towpath
Antietam Battlefield - 9 minute drive
Charles Town - 25 minute drive
Washington DC - 1 hour, 45 minute drive, 6-7 hour bike ride (for the truly adventurous)
Baltimore - 1 hour, 30 minute drive
IAD Airport- 1 hour, 15 minute drive
Noted Amenities: there is an electric grill on the patio that guests are welcome to use. Our home comes with a paddle board and three tubes that you can use on the river. You can access the Potomac through the C&O or head down to the Antietam Creek water access just down the road. We also provide two life jackets for your safety.
*Home comes with three bikes that guests can use. You won't need to bike on the road to get to Harpers Ferry, you can take the towpath all the way there then use the bike locks to leave your bike before crossing over the Potomac using the pedestrian bridge
