Such a wonderful stay! Our dogs loved the completely fenced in property. Hosts were incredibly welcoming and set up a treasure hunt across the property. Super fun, we will be back!

The property was perfect for our group of nine (seven adults and two toddlers). It was even more kid-friendly than we expected, with multiple play rooms, toys, and of court plenty of room outside. The kitchen was well equipped with pots, pans, cooking utensils, plates, etc. One of the best and most thoughtful VRBOs I've had the pleasure of renting!

The owners have done a great job of providing all the amenities needed for a fun, relaxing family vacation. The house is extremely clean and the kitchen is very well equipped. Their Welcome Book was very informative and helpful. Our grandchildren, ages 2 and 4, had a great time using the children’s playhouse, and their dog loved running around the fenced-in yard. We all enjoyed sitting out on the porch (love the swing) watching the deer and turkeys, birds and butterflies; and toasting marshmallows in the campfire. Shenandoah National Park, Luray Caverns, river rafting, the town of Luray and other fun activities are all close by. We had a wonderful time!

Visited the farmhouse last weekend with my mother, husband, sister-in-law and two dogs. The main purpose of the trip was just to have a little getaway to do something with Mom at a location where our 14 month old Australian Shepherd would have plenty of room to run around. We all had a wonderful time, especially our pup, who played to her heart’s content. Communication with the host was outstanding! And the inside of the house was immaculately clean. While we enjoyed having 16 acres available to us, it is worth noting that the majority of the property is wooded with a lot of tall grass and at the time of year we were traveling ticks were a huge issue. So unfortunately, after pulling a bunch of ticks off of ourselves and our dogs, we really limited ourselves to the front yard, which was more than adequate. Of course the tick situation was no one‘s fault. Nature is nature. It’s just worth noting, and during other months of the year would not be a concern at all. I might even consider returning in the winter to enjoy the fire pits and snowy trails with the dog.