About Property

Discover a remote workers' paradise at the Daniel Boone cabin, a historic modernized riverfront log cabin nestled on 16 acres along the banks of the Shenandoah River in Luray, Virginia. This idyllic pioneer-style retreat features hand hewn logs dating back to the eighteen-hundreds, creating a charming atmosphere enriched by paintings from the original owner, a Baldwin piano, and a country kitchen.

Designed for two to three families or a group of friends, the cabin provides a spacious layout to accommodate up to 11 guests. The first floor consists of a full kitchen, dining space, a living area, and a full bathroom. The second floor features three bedrooms consisting of one Queen bed and two rooms each containing two Twin beds, along with a half bath. For older children, the third floor is accessible via a ladder staircase and provides five Twin beds. In total, the home offers 4 bedrooms and 4 beds (with additional sleeping capacity on the third floor) and 1 full bathroom.

Guests can immerse themselves in nature and outdoor adventure:

• Access to the Annie Oakley dock for launching kayaks and canoes
• Exploration of the mile-long Lewis and Clark trail for wildlife and river views
• Family-friendly splashing at Pocahontas Point
• On-site water equipment including tubes, kayaks, paddleboards, and canoes
• Private campfire pit and gas grill dedicated to the cabin
• Large screened-in porch for mountain and river views
• Authentic wood-burning stone fireplace (Closed April 1 to October 31)

Located in the heart of Luray, the property is minutes away from Shenandoah National Park and George Washington National Forest hiking trails. A short ten-minute drive leads you to the Luray Caverns, antiquing shops, a local movie theater, breweries, vineyards, and a distillery. For winter sports, Massanutten and Bryce Resorts are within an easy, scenic drive.

Practical Information:

• Check-in: 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM
• Check-out: 10:00 AM
• Firm No Pets Policy: Due to the hobby farm environment and the presence of free-roaming livestock (including pigs, ducks, and honeybees), pets and service animals are not permitted for safety reasons.

Whether you are roasting marshmallows over a campfire, fishing from the pier, or utilizing the fast internet for remote work, this historic cabin offers a unique and inviting escape into the Virginia wilderness.

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