Vacation rentals in Shepherdstown

Riverfront Cottage in Shepherdstown, WV

Escape to this tranquil, riverfront retreat with stunning, year-round river views, a private dock (available late May-Sept) & firepit. Relax, fish, explore, or visit nearby attractions in Shepherdstown, Sharpsburg, & Harper's Ferry. Two kayaks, a canoe, paddles, & lifejackets are available for your use. All water activities are at your own risk. WV DNR requires all boaters to have a lifejacket and all boats to have a whistle. Please bring your own whistle(s). MD or WV fishing license is fine.

Studio: Downtown Hideaway & Waterside Garden Oasis

Our modern studio is on the Town Run and steps away from downtown Shepherdstown. Whether you’re here for a relaxing escape or a university visit, listen to a waterfall from our cozy, zen, spa-like space with outdoor gardens. It’s an oasis with a comfortable full bed, dedicated work area, and walk-in shower. Nestled in historic downtown, you can easily explore German St, with a variety of dining options, shopping, and outdoor activities a short walk away from the Potomac River and C&O tow path.

Cozy West Virginia Treehouse

Thanks for checking out our treehouse! It’s 4 minutes from downtown Shepherdstown and 15 minutes from downtown Harpers Ferry. We are excited to share it with other fun-loving folks! The treehouse has heat and AC, a tiny kitchen with a mini fridge, stove top, toaster oven, gravity-fed sink and kitchenware. There’s a bathhouse built on the back of the host’s home with a conventional toilet and shower. There’s also an outhouse with a light and essentials. We provide wood for the fire pit also.

Plum Lazy on the Potomac

With stunning views and prime river access, Plum Lazy is nestled on three partially-wooded acres sloping gently to the water's edge. Enjoy 150 feet of shoreline with a large landscaped expanse of grass perfect for play, picnics, or just shady naps. This riverfront area is exclusively for you and guests at our cabin on Knott Road. A rocky peninsula extends your riverfront another 100 feet into the Potomac. The large deck and stone patio features a variety of seating options and gas grill.

Gorgeous cabin on Blue Ridge

Atop the Blue Ridge close to Harper’s Ferry and Virginia wine country this airy retreat overlooks the idyllic Shenandoah. Our two-person soaking tub on a magnificent deck, huge firepit, gorgeous vintage interior, grand piano, and warm pine ceiling and floors, give you the perfect place to get away from city life for a bit. Full kitchen. Two bedrooms plus a big couch that could sleep someone else in a pinch, and a cozy little fireplace top it all off! Just steps to the Appalachian Trail.

NEW * The Getaway Cottage at Rocky Marsh Farm

Welcome to The Getaway Cottage, a charming two-bedroom, two-bath home nestled in a peaceful country setting, located just 3.5 miles from Shepherdstown. Our location offers easy access to all the exciting activities and attractions the eastern panhandle has to offer, enjoy a short country side drive to dining, shopping, hiking trails, white water rafting and kayaking adventures. The historic town of Harpers Ferry is a short 25-minute drive away, and 15 minutes to Antietam Battlefield.

Downtown - 1BR Apartment on E. German St

Live like a local in our newly renovated, one-bedroom apartment in the heart of downtown Shepherdstown. Comfortably blending modern conveniences with historic charm, the 2nd floor apartment – which features space for no more than 3 guests – is located in a 100-year-old building directly behind Shepherd University's campus on German Street. Walk to the town’s restaurants, shops, and the university during Theater season, sporting events, or graduation. Comes with one free parking space

The 1763 House - Stay in Downtown Shepherdstown

Welcome to our charming downtown Shepherdstown apartment, originally built in 1763 and nestled in the heart of town. Ideal for getaways, visiting family/friends, or university trips. Enjoy a spacious interior, comfortable living room, state-of-the-art kitchen, and private patio. Our downtown location on the Main Street offers convenient access to a wide selection of restaurants, unique shopping, and the Potomac river, all just a short walk away!

Steps to Winery and Battlefield – 1 Acre Retreat

Unwind at this breathtaking 1-acre hilltop retreat overlooking Antietam Battlefield and lush vineyards. Perfect for a romantic escape or family getaway, our newly remodeled home offers stunning views from the deck, cozy interiors, and easy access to Antietam Creek Vineyards—just a short walk away. Explore nearby trails, relax by the outdoor fire pit under the stars, and enjoy the peaceful setting while experiencing all the comforts of home.

Small Town Living: Historic District Guesthouse

The Michael Yeasley guest house is a charming way station tucked in downtown Shepherdstown, the oldest enclave in West Virginia and one teeming with restaurants, coffee shops and arts and crafts centers hard against the Potomac River. Outdoor activities, like rafting, tubing, kayaking, golf, and hiking are all within walking distance. We are only short drive to Charles Town Casinos and Antietam Battlefield. We are fully licensed.

Guest-Favorite A-Frame with Hot Tub Harpers Ferry

Our guests tell us: "We didn't want to leave." Slip into the salt-water hot tub under the stars, enjoy movie night on the TV screen projector with Bose soundbar system, and watch the A-frame windows fill with morning light. The cabin is nestled in a mountain community in Shannondale — 6 min from the Shenandoah River, 20 min from the Appalachian Trail and Historic Harpers Ferry, and 90 min from DC. ★ 4.95 Guest Favorite · Superhost

Downtown: Explore Shepherdstown from cozy 1br apar

Welcome to our cozy and modern one-bedroom apartment, located just steps away from history, dining options, the beautiful outdoors, and Shepherd University campus! You'll enjoy the convenience of being right on the street while still having a peaceful and private escape from the downtown hustle and bustle. Nestled in downtown Shepherdstown, easily explore downtown, while also being a short walk away from the Potomac River.