Apartment in Shenandoah Valley, VA
6 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
About this apartment rental
Welcome to your own cozy hideaway on a beautiful working horse farm, where sweeping views and fresh country air greet you every morning! This charming tiny home is exactly what it sounds like: small in size but big on comfort. At 256 square feet, it's a perfect example of how a little space can feel just right. Curl up in the charming claw-foot tub after a day of exploring, whip up something delicious on the stovetop, and enjoy fast, reliable Wi-Fi so you can relax or stay connected, whatever you're in the mood for.
You'll love the sense of freedom here; your own private entrance and driveway mean your stay is completely your own, while the host's nearby presence means friendly help. But your privacy comes first. And if you're traveling with a furry friend, get ready for tails to wag: there's plenty of open space for dogs to run and play off-leash to their heart's content. You might even make a new friend of your own; there's a good-natured farm dog always up for a visit!
You couldn't ask for a better home base: about 20 minutes from one of Culpeper's top-rated restaurants for a well-earned treat, and roughly 25 minutes from a trailhead into Shenandoah National Park for a day of adventure in the great outdoors.
What I love most about this place is how peaceful it feels waking up to horses grazing in the pasture, and a wide-open sky never gets old; it's a little slice of quiet country life I'm always thrilled to share with guests.
Past guests consistently rave about how peaceful and private the stay feels, and dog owners especially love having so much room for their pups to roam free and happy.
Culpeper County is Virginia horse-and-hunt country at its warm, welcoming best — rolling pastures, quiet backroads, and a slower pace that makes it easy to unwind. Just a short drive away, the town of Culpeper offers a charming, historic downtown with friendly local shops. It's the kind of place where neighbors wave from their porches and the biggest traffic jam you'll hit is a tractor rolling down the road!
You'll love the sense of freedom here; your own private entrance and driveway mean your stay is completely your own, while the host's nearby presence means friendly help. But your privacy comes first. And if you're traveling with a furry friend, get ready for tails to wag: there's plenty of open space for dogs to run and play off-leash to their heart's content. You might even make a new friend of your own; there's a good-natured farm dog always up for a visit!
You couldn't ask for a better home base: about 20 minutes from one of Culpeper's top-rated restaurants for a well-earned treat, and roughly 25 minutes from a trailhead into Shenandoah National Park for a day of adventure in the great outdoors.
What I love most about this place is how peaceful it feels waking up to horses grazing in the pasture, and a wide-open sky never gets old; it's a little slice of quiet country life I'm always thrilled to share with guests.
Past guests consistently rave about how peaceful and private the stay feels, and dog owners especially love having so much room for their pups to roam free and happy.
Culpeper County is Virginia horse-and-hunt country at its warm, welcoming best — rolling pastures, quiet backroads, and a slower pace that makes it easy to unwind. Just a short drive away, the town of Culpeper offers a charming, historic downtown with friendly local shops. It's the kind of place where neighbors wave from their porches and the biggest traffic jam you'll hit is a tractor rolling down the road!
Amenities at Mountain Field Farm Retreat
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Shenandoah Valley, VA
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Jun 2025
Great, unique place for dog owners. My dog is afraid of cars and city noises, and she had the best weekend of her life in the farm. She played non-stop. Waking up to the view of the farm and horses was amazing. The cabin is small but cute and has all necessities. The only minor negative thing is that the website makes it seem like the cabin is isolated but in fact it is next to the owner house. However, that was not an issue for us. The cabin, patio, and fireplace felt private anyway. I would definitely recommend it and hopefully stay there again.
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2022
My wife and I had a great time at the cabin, Larry had everything we needed onsite and the location was great. Our dog loved the property as he was able to run around and socialize with the farm dog Oreo.
10 / 10Outstanding·Mar 2022
This trip was only for 2 days, but it was so worth it. Larry (the host) is a great guy, friendly, chatty, and very helpful. The cabin is cozy and rustic & included a number of amenities. I brought my little dog, Molly, with me, and she enjoyed running around the wide open space. There were some horses on the property. The main reason for the trip was to take advantage of the nice, dark skies for telescopic views. As a backyard astronomer, I was impressed. Stars galore - my educated guess is Bortle 3 conditions, NELM about 6. Light pollution was only an issue within about 10-15 degrees of the horizon in all directions. Constellations easy to identify. Deep sky objects easy to find. Observed galaxies M51, M101, M81, M82, M61; globular M13; ring nebula M57; Orion Nebula; Crab Nebula; carbon star R-Leporis; open clusters M35, M37, and M44, and more. Temps fell from mid-upper 40's near sunset through 30's to mid-upper 20's by sunrise. Dew points about 20F. Discerning galaxy structure not easy, perhaps due to mediocre seeing (jet stream nearby) and/or higher moisture content. With steadier seeing/drier air, I have no doubt it would have been more than enough to view H II regions in M33 and M101. Used an Orion 12" f/5 truss-tube dob. And yes, you can set up the scope right on the elevated outside deck, attached to the cabin, with unobstructed views to the south and west; somewhat restricted to the east and north. And when the cold got to be too much, I simply stepped inside the warm cabin for a break! For those in the DC area, definitely consider this location. It is 85 miles from where I live in Alexandria. Spruce Knob is 170 miles from my house, and Cherry Springs, PA, is about 275 miles. The cabin location in Reva, VA, in Rappahanock County, has competitive skies with these other locations, and is also much closer to home. Hope to go again in June and September. It's a wonderful place to take a vacation and get away from it all. Thanks Larry!
10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2021
The property had everything we needed plus amazing views and vast acreage for dogs to run. Our host, Larry, provided an amazing welcome and was super helpful with hiking and winery suggestions. If you ever wondered what K-9 Heaven is like, this is the place.
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Top rated by guests
10Outstanding
(18 Ratings)
"Great, unique place for dog owners. My dog is afraid of cars and city noises, and she had the best weekend of her life in the farm. She played non-stop. Waking up to the view of the farm and horses wa..."
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