Trip type

Large group cabins in West Virginia

Cabins and lodges that sleep 12 or more, common near the New River Gorge, Snowshoe and the Hatfield-McCoy trail towns. Bunk rooms and multiple bathrooms are the deciding features.

What makes a good group lodging in West Virginia?

Cabins and lodges that sleep 12 or more, common near the New River Gorge, Snowshoe and the Hatfield-McCoy trail towns. Bunk rooms and multiple bathrooms are the deciding features.

What to look for
Cabins, Lodges, Vacation Rentals
Worth having
Sleeps 12 or more, Bunk room, Full kitchen, Fire pit, Free parking
Size
Sleeps 12 or more

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What people ask

Where is the best place for a group lodging in West Virginia?
Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry, Berkeley Springs, Elkins are where this kind of trip works best.
What should I look for in a group lodging?
Somewhere that is cabins, lodges, vacation rentals, with sleeps 12 or more, bunk room, full kitchen, fire pit, free parking, sleeping 12 or more - those are the things that actually decide whether this kind of trip works, and they are what the listings here are matched on.
When is the best time for a group lodging in West Virginia?
Autumn color and the ski holidays are the most wanted and the most expensive. Spring and midweek are quieter and cheaper, and in a small town midweek is often the only way to get the place you actually wanted.
How far ahead should I book a group lodging?
A few weeks is usually enough outside the peak weekends. For fall color, the ski holidays and anywhere near a big event, the good places go months out and there is no second wave.