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A shaded seating area features a round table surrounded by four chairs beneath a large tree. Nearby, a picnic table provides additional seating, with an open grassy space visible in the background. A barn and fenced area are partially seen in the distance.

Home in Gettysburg

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 484 reviews

A "Suite" Place to Crash

NO CLEANING FEE. LG/SM FAMILIES, SCOUTS, REUNIONS, YTH GRPS. 1st bedrm-queen. 2nd bedrm-4 single beds and crib. If grp is larger, there are 4 queen hotel-quality sofabeds in the lg room, 1 rollaway and 1 mattress. Room on the floor for kids who bring their own sleeping bags. 2 bathrms/showers. Kitchen-340 sf attached to the suite seating 16+. You may also tent outside. 50 inch Smart TV. 2nd TV for DVD’s. Ping pong and fooseball inside. Strict $8/person/night over 5 people. NO DRUNKEN PARTIES!!

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A single-story cottage features a red metal roof and a welcoming porch with seating. Lush greenery surrounds the property, and an American flag is displayed near the entrance. A gravel driveway leads up to the house, adding to the tranquil rural setting.

Cottage in Gettysburg

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Country Cottage Nestled on a 20 acre Horse Farm

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful cottage nestled on a horse farm. Enjoy roasting marshmallows in the outdoor firepit or sit back on the porch to watch the wildlife. We are located only minutes from the battlefields and town center. Enjoy local restaurants, breweries, specialty shops, & wineries. Liberty Mountain Ski Resort is only a 20 minute drive. Take advantage of nearby golfing, scenic views, historical sites, ghost tours, museums, or take a guided bus tour of the battlefields.

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Two classic wooden Adirondack chairs are positioned near the bank of a gently flowing stream. Lush greenery surrounds the area, with trees casting dappled sunlight on the water. A clear blue sky adds a serene backdrop, enhancing the peaceful atmosphere of the outdoor space.

Cottage in Waynesboro

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Antietam Toll House~an historic waterfront cabin

The Antietam Toll House (@antietamtollhouse) is a renovated historic property circa 1800. Sitting on the bank-head of the Antietam stream, this cabin has it's own private fishing hole. Secluded, yet close to amenities and attractions, this property is the perfect place for an artist retreat, respite from the city or a base from which to explore local gems of the area. Wineries, Appalachian Trail, Antietam, Gettysburg battlefields, Ski Liberty, Catoctin , Cunningham Falls and more nearby.

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The front facade of a historic brick home features a central door adorned with a decorative wreath. Flanking windows, accented by dark frames, showcase decorative panes. Colorful flower pots are placed on either side of the entrance, adding a touch of vibrancy to the exterior.

Home in Gettysburg

5 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews

*Pre-Civil War & Downtown~The Garlach House~c.1830

At this pre-Civil War home, you will find yourself within walking distance of restaurants, ice cream parlors, shops, museums & battlefields. Feel comfort in our home as you will be able to step back in time, but with modern day amenities. Enjoy our private fenced in backyard with a cup of coffee in the morning & a glass of wine in the evening as it is dimly lit, you can still see the stars! Take a short drive to local wineries, golf courses & Ski Liberty to enjoy skiing/snowboarding/tubing!

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A historic stone farmhouse from 1861 is set on a well-maintained lawn, surrounded by green shrubbery and trees. The two-story structure features red shutters on the windows and a welcoming front porch that invites relaxation.

Home in Gettysburg

5 out of 5 average rating, 275 reviews

Civil War Farm House w/Heated (seasonal) Pool

Welcome to this historical Civil War Farm House. This stone home built in 1861 by Christian Shriver and was actively used as a field hospital during the war. Mrs Shriver prepared General Reynolds his breakfast on the first day of the battle (which he was killed). The Durboraw's moved here in the early 1890's and have remained here on the farm ever since. Please note, pool is open seasonally mid-May through mid- Sept. Please inquire to its opening/closing if booking around these times.

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The charming A-frame structure is surrounded by lush greenery, blending seamlessly with the wooded environment. Large windows provide a view into the inviting interior, while a stone pathway leads to the entrance, accentuated by decorative elements and natural landscaping.

Place to stay in Shippensburg

5 out of 5 average rating, 396 reviews

The Frame ~ Charming Nature Escape ~ Hot Tub ~ BBQ

Escape to the charming 2BR 1Bath A-frame on a secluded wooded property just 10 mins away from Shippensburg, PA. Whether you're looking to savor nature‘s tranquility from the luxurious hot tub, share stories around the fire pit, or explore picturesque Cumberland Valley, this will be the ideal starting point for your adventures! *2 Comfortable BRs *Open Design Living *Full Kitchen *Smart TV *Backyard (Hot Tub, Sauna, Fire Pit, BBQ, Outdoor shower) *High-Speed Wi-Fi *Free Parking *EV charger

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The exterior of a two-story house is surrounded by trees, with warm lights framing the balconies. Large glass windows provide visibility into the interior. A deck with a railing is seen above, and decorative elements are positioned outside the entrance.

Guest suite in Smithsburg

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 292 reviews

Creekside Retreat at the Jewel Vinsota

Relax in a quiet, curated, pet-friendly art exhibit. Live with paintings & sculptures that are for sale. This garden apartment is tucked into a hillside above a creek, along the Jewel Vinsota Sculpture Trail. Your host/gallery curators live upstairs. The “Artist’s Guesthouse” is next door. The private entrance is down a stone-stepped path. Perfect for 2 w/ the queen bed but room for 3 w/ the living room futon. Fully equipped kitchen. Private charcoal grill and fire pit next to the creek.

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The exterior of the Ertter House is displayed, featuring a white facade with six evenly spaced windows. A sturdy railing lines the entrance, highlighted by two front doors. The roof is topped with light-colored shingles, and power lines run along the street in front.

Townhouse in Gettysburg

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 208 reviews

The Ertter House

The Ertter House was built in 1843 by John and Mary Ertter." Mrs Shriver looked out her kitchen window in direction of the house and saw hundreds of Calvary riding by." Located one block off Baltimore Street within a 5 minute walk to restaurants, shopping, museums and a grocery store. Free Wifi -Roku TV to use for streaming. Within driving distance to Lancaster/ Amish country 1hr 30 mins Washington DC 1 hr 45 mins Antietam Battlefield 55 mins

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A charming two-story brick house stands with a red metal roof and black shutters. The front entrance features a multi-paned door, flanked by symmetrical windows. A small stone porch leads to the entrance, with neatly arranged landscaping and a partially visible carport on the left.

Home in Gettysburg

5 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

"The Historic Rowe House" Circa 1819

This witness battled scarred house is conveniently located within Gettysburg’s historic downtown district. You will be steps away from many unique shops, such as authentic Polish pottery and the Nerd Herd game store. Top-rated restaurants, like the Dobbin House and Blue & Gray Grille, are minutes away by foot. Close-by historic attractions that appeal to tourists are the Children’s Museum, 1863 Escape Room, battlefield tours , museums, and more.

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The exterior of the cabin is shown, featuring a raised deck with a black railing. Large windows allow light to enter the interior. Green plantings and landscaping are present at the base, complementing the natural surroundings.

Cabin in Biglerville

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

Charlie’s Place-Beautiful, quiet 2-bedroom cabin.

Our cabin is located on a private stoned road. Very quiet and remote location. Keep this in mind when booking. 25 minute drive to downtown Gettysburg, 40 minutes to Carlisle Fairgrounds. Near Michaux State Forest, Pine Grove Furnace State Park and Caledonia State Park; many hiking, ATV and snow mobile trails. For those that enjoy skiing we are 30 minutes to Liberty Mountain in Fairfield and 50 minutes to Roundtop Mountain in Lewisberry.

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The bedroom features a spacious bed dressed in white linens, complemented by decorative pillows. A large mirror reflects the room, and a rustic dresser adds character. Natural light enters through a window adorned with dark curtains, creating a cozy and serene atmosphere.

Apartment in New Oxford

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 500 reviews

Private Apartment Minutes from Gettysburg!

Come see the beautiful town of New Oxford! This apartment is just two blocks from the town circle and the best coffee and bakery in PA! This private 1 bedroom apartment can sleep up to 4 guests - which includes 1 king bed, and can add another king bed or two twin beds in the living room. The apartment also includes 1 bathroom with a shower/bath, washer and dryer, a full kitchen and a living room with 55" TV, wifi, and more.

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The exterior of a colonial era spring house showcases a natural stone base supporting a wooden structure. A spacious balcony with wooden railings extends from the second floor. Brightly colored hanging flower pots add a touch of greenery to the inviting façade.

Home in Blue Ridge Summit

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 584 reviews

Colonial Era Spring House

A unique and private mountain top colonial era spring house, with two springs flowing thru the basement. Originally the site of a tannery in the 1700s. Here you can relax, recharge, and rejuvenate. We celebrate all four seasons where you can enjoy Mother Nature's ever changing scenery at 1300' above sea level with fresh mountain air. Our area offers many things to do, or you may choose to stay in and do nothing at all.