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- Entire condo
- Massanutten
The resort is open! 1440 square foot Condo. Basically a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment in a resort. You can expect a professionally managed resort and a clean condo. Massanutten Woodstone Luxury: 2 bedrooms. 1 bedroom has a King bed, the other has 2 single beds. The living room has a sleeper sofa. 3 TVs. The units include a large jacuzzi tub. Partial kitchen including a full-sized refrigerator, sink, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, dishes, pots and pans, 2 burner hot plate...
- Entire guest suite
- McGaheysville
Come & enjoy everything the Shenandoah Valley has to offer in this brand-new cozy & clean get-away with gorgeous sunset views over Massanutten. The sunny walkout basement apartment offers a large bedroom with a King-sized bed and walk-in closet, a 55" Smart TV, and a comfy sectional sofa so you can kick back and enjoy. The kitchenette features a mid-sized refrigerator and plenty of amenities to make cooking a breeze. Easy access to I-81, JMU, Massanutten, and Shenandoah National Park!
- Entire condo
- Massanutten
This offer is only valid in 7 Night Intervals on a Saturday to Saturday schedule. All other offers cannot be accommodated. Resort charges a mandatory Resort Activities Fee of $7.00 plus tax per bedroom per day. This fee is not included in the offer price and must be paid directly at the resort during check-in. For more than 45 years, Massanutten has offered an authentic mountain experience and endless outdoor adventures including ziplining, skiing, hiking, and mountain biking. Whether you seek relaxation, exploration, or inspiration, Massanutten Resort is the perfect family destination. As a four-season resort, you'll never run out of things to do and places to explore, with 12 on-site dining locations, escape rooms, day spa, an award-winning Indoor/Outdoor WaterPark, two 18-hole golf courses, and so much more. Massanutten is conveniently located in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley and is only two hours from Washington DC and Richmond, VA. Important Information: Mandatory Security Deposit of $100USD is collected at Check-In. Service Fee of $7.00USD per bedroom per night will be collected at Check-In. Indoor WaterPark admission requires an additional fee collected by the resort. NOTE*: Credit Card information will be collected at Check-In by the resort for a security deposit. Please keep in mind as Covid Rules are changing almost everyday- amenities at the Resort are subject to change. Information in our offers reflect the Resort's amenities but it is best call the Resort to make sure what is open/closed.
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Your guide to Massanutten
Welcome to Massanutten
Located in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, Massanutten has grown into a popular ski destination. In the late 19th century, the area was the site of a health resort, built on the reputation of the natural spring waters that flowed nearby. After that popularity waned, it was developed in the 1970s into a winter sports haven, centered on the dramatic Massanutten Peak, a 1,500-foot tall mountain at the southern end of the Massanutten Mountains near Harrisonburg in Rockingham County. Now the area draws outdoor lovers year-round, whether it’s for a round of golf in the spring, hiking in the summer and fall, or speeding down the famous ski trails in the winter.
How do I get around Massanutten?
To get to Massanutten, you can fly into Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport (SHD), located about half an hour to the southwest or Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport (CHO), less than an hour to the southeast. The closest big airports are Dulles International Airport (IAD), which sits about two hours to the northeast, and Richmond International Airport (RIC), about two hours to the southeast. If you’re coming to the region by train, there are stops in Staunton, about 45 minutes to the southwest, as well as Charlottesville, approximately an hour’s drive to the southeast. Regional buses also run to Charlottesville. If you’ll be moving around the region, the best bet is to get a car. Private transportation options are available.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Massanutten?
The best times to head stay in one of Massanutten’s vacation rentals all depend on what you’re looking to do there. Snow sports are, of course, the major draw of the winter months. The area typically sees snowfall from November to April, with the most snow around late January and early February. But there are just as many outdoor activities here that are suitable for the snow-free months. July through October is a popular travel period, especially for golfing, mountain biking, and other outdoor activities. Every season brings its own kind of celebration, with Snow Moon Fest (complete with an Arctic plunge) in the winter, Summer Jam for Independence Day weekend, and Fall Festival in early October.
What are the top things to do in Massanutten?
Year-Round Sports
The 6,000-acre mountain is host to the Shenandoah Valley’s best slopes, whether you’re looking to ski or snowboard. But it also is home to other winter favorites, such as snow tubing and ice skating. Even when there’s no powder in sight, the outdoor activities here are endless: fishing, golf, hiking, kayaking, river tubing, running, tennis, volleyball, and swimming. Plus there’s an 80,000-square-foot waterpark that’s always a temperate 84 degrees Fahrenheit.
Massanutten Ridge Trail
The trailhead for one of the best hiking trails in the area, the 4.5-mile out-and-back Ridge Trail, starts at the parking lot at the end of Del Webb Drive. Follow the blue blazes from the wooden steps, but be aware that the trail is considered a challenging one since the ridge can be rocky in places. But the payoff of panoramic mountain views is well worth the climb.
Shenandoah National Park
It’s just a 20-minute drive to the 200,000-acre park’s Swift Gap Run Entrance, one of the four entrances to the scenic Skyline Drive, a 105-mile route along the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains, built in the 1930s to showcase the area’s sprawling beauty. Adventure seekers can also find hiking, climbing, birdwatching, and fishing in the park.