If you’re looking for a unique off-the-grid overnight experience in West Virginia, consider booking this glamping tiny house near Seneca Rocks! The tiny house is off-the-grid, meaning there is no electricity or running water. Glamping at its Best, Off-Grid Tiny House Comfort! The dome house is located 4-miles from the historic Harpers Ferry and is close to the Shenandoah River and less than a mile from the Appalachian Trail. This dome house in West Virginia is a stylish, modern cabin in the woods! With 25-foot ceilings, a fireplace, and a spiral staircase, this unique stay will make you feel like you’re in a dream. The farm is located within walking distance of town Harper’s Ferry and Harpers Ferry Historic National Park. The La Soledad Lavender Farm is not only a beautiful place to visit, it’s also a beautiful place to stay overnight! This French country-style studio apartment above the garage offers sweeping views of the lavender fields and Potomac River and provides all the comforts of home. Nestled along the Potomac River, this tiny house offered amazing views of the mountains and river! In the house, you’ll find notes of history including reclaimed wood from a barn door and a restored WWII mail crate. This historic tiny house located just one mile from Shepherdstown is another charming stay in West Virginia. Shepherdstown is actually West Virginia’s oldest town! Secluded 1940s Romantic Tiny House on the River Here you can visit nearby Antietam and visit historic downtown Shepherdstown with local shopping and dining. Shepherdstown is located a short 90-minute drive from Washington DC, so it makes for a nice getaway from the city. This unique place to stay in West Virginia is certainly one of a kind! Guests can use the host’s kitchen and bathroom as needed. Harper’s Ferry should be on your West Virginia bucket list for its National Park status, its interesting history, and historic charm! Cozy School Bus Conversionįor those looking for a super unique place to stay in West Virginia, you can stay on a converted school bus in Shepherdstown! In this 1997 school bus, you’ll find a wood-burning stove, space to relax, and a comfortable bed.
Decked out with 1940s decor, this 8′ x 16′ cabin will make you feel like you are back in time! Even though you’re in the middle of the woods, you’ll be able to enjoy modern amenities like Wi-Fi and a full kitchen. This retro tiny house in the middle of the woods makes for an amazing cabin near Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Retro Tiny Cabin in the Trees | Camp Hike-n-Bike
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