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Top-rated vacation rentals in Virginia

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Cottage in Willis
* Redwood Lodge * Floyd County, Virginia
Reconnect with nature, true spa experience with the legit barrel steam water over hot rocks sauna and a wood fired hot tub plumbed to hot and cold valves. The tub is filled with fresh spring water by the guests themselves. The wood-fire keeps the water hot but not necessary. This mountain stay is nestled in the mountains of Floyd County Virginia. Floyd's live music, parkway, buffalo mountain, hiking, kayaking, country stores, rivers, lakes, and streams are just a few of the mentioned To Do's.
$126 per night
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Cabin in Strasburg
Iconic A-frame Cabin! HOT TUB*Mnt Views*River Fun!
AVA, the most stylish A-frame cabin the Shenandoah Valley has to offer! Call it your personal 'relax shack', AVA is your spot to kick up your feet, unwind and RELAX! Listen to nature peacefully revolve around you on your private outdoor deck and HOT TUB! Only 55 minutes from NOVA and the DC metro area and just a click away! Classic A-frame living, personal hot tub, wooded privacy, and WALKING DISTANCE TO RIVER! It doesn't get any better than AVA! So fun! So cute! So SEXY!
$190 per night
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Rental unit in Rileyville
Riverside Tiny Cabin w Hot Tub, Fire Pit, & Kayaks
River View is a modern tiny cabin located directly on the Shenandoah River and just minutes from the national park – the perfect location for your getaway in the mountains. The highlights: - Relax in the outdoor hot tub! - Swim, fish, or go tubing on the river – just steps from your front door - Grill & relax with a glass of wine on the deck - Cook s’mores around the fire pit - Drive 15 mins to Luray Caverns or into Shenandoah National Park Enjoy!
$156 per night
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Virginia house rentals

Home in Orange
Hidden Haven
$205 per night
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Home in Basye
Romantic Treetop Retreat: Hot Tub•King Beds
$259 per night
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Private room in Arlington
Close to Pentagon, DCA for solo traveler only!
$49 per night
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Home in Rileyville
Modern Riverside Cabin w Hot Tub, Fire Pit, Kayaks
$139 per night
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Private room in Chesterfield
Homey bedroom with queen bed in chesterfield
$37 per night
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Private room in Arlington
016 Cozy/Modern Bedroom with Shared Bath near DCA
$50 per night
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Private room in Richmond
Cheerful-1-Bedroom residential home 4
$38 per night
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Home in Charles City
Hutch's Bluff - Waterfront near Williamsburg
$234 per night
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Private room in Richmond
Cheerful-1 Bedroom home with free parking
$37 per night
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Private room in Richmond
Gorgeous Room, Close to Everything & Easy Parking
$59 per night
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Home in Lambsburg
A-Framed View | Virginia Mountain House With View
$169 per night
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Private room in Woodbridge
Studio Bedroom “S” NearQuantico/PotomacMall/DC
$34 per night

Virginia summer vacation rentals

Cabin in Hillsville
Seven Springs Mountain Cabin
$139 per night
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Cabin in Luray
Shenandoah Hideaway ~ Hot Tub & Fire Pit
$164 per night
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Cabin in Saltville
Old Rich Valley Cabin
$155 per night
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Vacation home in Front Royal
Mountaintop Retreat with Wood Fired Hot Tub
$393 per night
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Treehouse in Palmyra
Luxury Treehouse with hot tub on the Rivanna River
$260 per night
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Cabin in Front Royal
Modern River Cabin! Hot Tub*Privacy*Romance*Fun!
$270 per night
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Cabin in Appomattox
Cozy and Private Riverfront Cabin on 50 Acres
$232 per night
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Yurt in Fancy Gap
Jenny's Yurt/Hot Tub By the BRPW,3 Miles from I-77
$154 per night
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Cabin in Rileyville
**HIDEAWAY CABIN** Unique small-cabin experience!
$199 per night
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Cabin in New Market
Views! Hot Tub! Tranquil Mountain Escape
$214 per night
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Treehouse in Unionville
Private Couples getaway with HOT TUB.
$144 per night
Cabin in Rileyville
Clouds Cabin
$231 per night
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Virginia tiny house rentals

Tiny home in Stanley
Tiny Cabin Surrounded by Shenandoah National Park
$202 per night
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Tiny home in Powhatan
Peaceful Tiny home on 4 acres, hot tub, & fire pit
$115 per night
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Tiny home in Cape Charles
The Laughing King Retreat Honeymoon Island Cottage
$220 per night
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Tiny home in Bedford
Tiny house & hot tub, w/gorgeous mountain views!
$119 per night
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Tiny home in Mouth of Wilson
Pondside Tiny Home near Grayson Highlands
$84 per night
Tiny home in Blacksburg
Tiny Home, Sweet and Simple living
$60 per night
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Tiny home in Linville
The spring house at Thistle Hollow
$90 per night
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Tiny home in Mount Jackson
Charming Mountain Retreat in Rustic 2br Tiny Cabin
$124 per night
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Tiny home in Norfolk
Bay Getaway Cottage
$75 per night
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Tiny home in Big Island
Relaxin Retreat near the Blueridge Parkway
$183 per night
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Tiny home in Scottsville
Rare Find: Farm/Animal Sanctuary Tiny Cottage
$139 per night
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Tiny home in Fort Valley
Tiny Cabin Retreat 1 @ Camp Shenandoah Meadows
$80 per night

Your guide to Virginia

Welcome to Virginia

Colonial American history began in Jamestown, when Brits successfully settled on an inlet off Chesapeake Bay, the country’s largest estuary. It went on to play key roles in the Revolutionary and Civil wars, along with the Civil Rights movement and 9/11 attacks. Sites like Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, the living history museum of Colonial Williamsburg, and the Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail are good starting points for history buffs exploring Virginia. But the state’s allure extends far beyond its past, political power, and ties to U.S. presidents. Conservation has preserved much of its wilderness, which ranges from sandy Atlantic beaches to marshes, pine forests, and national parks like Shenandoah and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Today Virginia balances the folksy traditions of the Appalachian Mountains with the dynamism of the mid-Atlantic region. Expect Southern hospitality, but also hip culture in cities like Richmond and Norfolk.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Virginia?

Virginia stretches from the sea to the mountains, creating many different climate regions. Generally speaking, expect the hilly areas to be roughly 10 degrees Fahrenheit cooler than the coast. Spring hits the sweet spot for the best time to rent a cabin, with relatively warm temperatures and sparse crowds. Its blooms and balmy weather peak in May, while summer brings serious heat and sticky humidity, but also more tourists. Look to autumn for warm days, cool nights, and extravagant fall foliage in mid-to-late October. Winter tends to be cold and gray. Events-wise, spring ushers in the month-long Virginia Arts Festival, which includes a celebration of military music. The Fourth of July is big pretty much everywhere and September sees the ten-day state fair in Richmond. Search for Bigfoot — called Woodbooger locally — or hit the Richmond Folk Festival in early October.


What are the top things to do in Virginia?

Appalachian National Scenic Trail

This 2,180-mile public path stretches from Georgia to Maine, but Virginia boasts more ground than any other state. In fact, nearly a quarter of the trail’s length — 555 miles — lies in the commonwealth. Day hikers should look to stretches in Shenandoah National Park, where climbs rarely exceed 1,000 feet.

The Ghost Fleet of Kiptopeke

Nine partially sunken ships made of concrete form an offshore breakwater at Kiptopeke State Park. Steel remained in short supply after WWII, so a shipyard in Tampa, Florida, produced 24 of these hauntingly beautiful beasts. The fishing pier offers good views, but kayak out for a close-up peek at the birds and dolphins attracted to the intentional wrecks.

Luray Caverns

Set within Shenandoah National Park, the largest cave system in the eastern United States includes cathedral-sized rooms with skyscraper-high ceilings. Expect vast columns, translucent drapes of calcite, and gin-clear pools mirroring fantastical stone formations at this National Natural Landmark. The space even rocks out with the Great Stalacpipe Organ, the world’s largest musical instrument. The keyboard vibrates stalactites across three acres of caves.

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