Feriehus i Middlebrook

Sunrise Casita: a tiny house at Cana Barn

Our 250 sq ft tiny house was built by our talented craftswoman Kara. We used wood from our property and reclaimed materials to create a cozy and unique getaway. The front porch looks out to a beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains and looks up to a local vintage sign. We are LGBTQ+ welcoming. Sunrise to us is the embodiment of a fresh start and a new opportunity. It is hope and possibility, adventure and inspiration, beauty and wonder. We hope all of this for your stay in our tiny house!

Bee & Key—Staunton downtown

Staunton (pronounced “Stanton”) is one of the most vibrant, charming small towns you’ll find anywhere, and Bee & Key is in the center of it. This bright and stylish apartment is on the second floor of a grand 1885 home on East Beverley St. You will be half a block from the restaurants and shops of our bustling downtown, including Blackfriar’s Playhouse, the Woodrow Wilson Museum, The Shack restaurant, and Mary Baldwin University. We’re an easy walk from Staunton’s historic Amtrak station.

Between the Creeks

Welcome to "Between the Creeks", The 700sqft cabin is located between 2 Drafts (Creeks as we like to call them) You will drive over top Jonas Draft which flows into Ramsey's Draft located to the right about 500 ft. Ramsey's Draft is located behind the cabin which flows on the property! Enjoy the mountain views, listening to the frogs at the pond, and the water at the creek! Enjoy the piece and quiet! Just minutes from George Washington Natural Forest! Only about 30 minutes from Staunton.

The Laurel Hill Treehouse

Fully immerse yourself in nature in this serene Scandinavian-inspired woodland retreat, ideal for a couple's getaway. The treehouse is perfectly nestled amongst the trees, offering a chance to unwind while enjoying the beautiful views of nature. Just imagine yourself relaxing on the wrap around porch, soaking in the hot tub, cooling off in the creek, & cozying up to a crackling fire. We invite you to unwind, reconnect with nature & create cherished memories in this tranquil hideaway.

The Bread Barn

Welcome to Seasons' Yield Farm! Your retreat sits atop a working wood-fired bakery amidst a family farm in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Minutes off highway 81, within 20min of Lexington and Staunton, this getaway is perfect for the guest passing through or a family looking for a rural getaway. Enjoy the solitude of the country and the yield of a wood-fired bakery. Custom made coffees delivered to your doorstep every morning! Check us out at Seasons' Yield Farm. Welcome!

Whimsical Creekside Cabin

Escape to our cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains! Fall asleep to sounds of Little Mary’s Creek, enjoy your coffee on the wrap around deck, or delight in exploring your own 7 acres in the forest. Our cabin is a cheerful, clean, and private cottage to come home to- or spend your days on property splashing in the creek and sitting out by the fire pit. We invite you to embrace our simpler way of life where we wholeheartedly believe that life is to be enjoyed and not endured.

Travelers Nook - close to downtown

The TRAVELERS NOOK is a cute, cozy, one bedroom apartment close to downtown Staunton! It’s located on the second floor, with a private entrance. It has all the charm that you would expect to find in a cute studio apartment! Built by a local architect Tj Collins in the 1920’s. This quaint space has everything you need to enjoy your stay here in Staunton! We do accept small pets on approval with a pet cleaning charge.

The Firefly Springhouse

Private cabin, with bath, located in a quiet country setting, close to town and easy access to two Interstate highways. Comfy queen bed, 400 ct sheets. Climate control with state of the art Trane system. Mini-fridge, microwave, and Keurig coffee maker are included. High speed wireless internet and basic cable TV. All varieties of people are welcome here.

The Stable

Our guesthouse is located in the historic Tree Streets Neighborhood of Waynesboro, VA, an official Appalachian Trail town, located at the southern end of the Shenandoah National Park. We've aptly named the guesthouse "The Stable" because it was originally built and functioned as a stable. It has since been converted into a cozy cottage for guests.