




Gorgeous Virginia Retreat on a Farm with Spectacular Views
"We enjoyed our stay on the farm in Gordonsville. The tent was spacious and had everything we needed. Linens and towels were provided and the shower…"
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Entire accommodation with shared facilities
Enjoy having the accommodation to yourself with some facilities such as bathroom, kitchen, swimming pool, barbecue, etc. that may be shared with other guests
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Shenandoah National Park
This accommodation is located 22 miles36 kilometers (straight-line distance) from a National park
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Free cancellation if cancelled at least 7 days before check-in
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Bell tent • 2 guests • 2 Bathrooms • Kitchen
About this place
This lovely Virginia retreat is the ideal getaway for nature enthusiasts. Virginia vacations here will be an incredible experience and the idyllic tent is situated on a huge horse and cattle farm with breathtakingly beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.
During their stay in Virginia, guests will be close to Monticello, Montpelier, numerous wineries, great restaurants, and the fantastic bars and restaurants of Charlottesville. This is one of three such tents grouped near one another (but not too near) and guests have a plush bed for a good night's sleep. The hosts provide several other handy additions to ensure a comfortable vacation in Virginia including kitchen access, a nice sofa, and all linens and towels.
Outside, guests have a fantastic deck area with seating where they can admire the superb views while enjoying a cold drink with a loved one.
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1 bedroom, 1 bed
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1 Queen-size bed
Features and services
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Shared Kitchen
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National Park
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Heating
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Hiking
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River, stream or creek
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Swimming
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Fishing
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Air conditioning
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Fridge
COVID-19 Actions
Hard surfaces are disinfected. No-contact check-in and check-out.
Property reviews
Accommodation rules
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Check-in: 03:00 PM - 12:00 AM
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Check out: 11:00 AM
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Infants allowed Under 2 years old
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Children allowed 2-12 years old
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No Pets allowed
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Smoking allowed
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No parties
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No events
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Open fires allowed
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Minimum age to rent: 21
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Some spaces are shared
Be kind to the environment and take care of the surroundings.
Cancellation policy: Moderate
Location and surroundings
Glamping in Virginia: vacations in nature
Gordonsville, Virginia (United States of America)
Detailed location provided after booking
- Shenandoah National Park (22 miles straight-line distance) (36 kilometers straight-line distance)
- Mountain
- Forest
- River, stream or creek
- Town/City
Activities near Gordonsville, VA
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Swimming on-site
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Hiking
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Winter sports on-site
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Water sports on-site
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Horseback riding on-site
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Biking on-site
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Climbing on-site
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Fishing on-site
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Wine tasting on-site
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Wildlife watching on-site
This glamping accommodation boasts an excellent location on a 584-acre horse and cattle farm in Gordonsville, Virginia, and is surrounded by breathtaking pastoral scenery. On-site, glampers have access to an array of activities from hiking and fishing to interacting with horses and playing croquet. Further afield, intrepid glampers can explore the miles and miles of hiking trails at Shenandoah National Park. Over 100 miles of the Appalachian Trail cut through the Park which provides an unforgettable experience in nature.
For something different, the James River in Richmond offers outdoor adventure in an urban setting, where glampers can raft or tube down the rapids, take a break, and then head to a downtown brewery or restaurant for a bite to eat. Furthermore, the best way to admire the natural beauty of central Virginia is by hot air balloon ride or a drive along the Skyline.
History buffs can walk in the footsteps of the early notables when they visit the Monticello home of Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence, and the Montpelier home of James Madison, father of the Constitution.