moderate
3–6 hours
Good general fitness advised for hiking, kayaking, and fishing activities in varied terrain and water conditions.
Discover the Luxury 6-person Potomac Lodge P1 in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, an ideal mix of rustic comfort and riverside adventure just an hour from major cities. Kayak, fish, and hike right outside your door while enjoying stunning views and cozy amenities.
Clifftop Lodge with Potomac River View - Spring Sale!
Experience the charm of Harpers Ferry Lodge, a cozy retreat for six, featuring rustic log interiors and a stunning view of the Potomac River. Enjoy outdoor adventures like kayaking and fishing, all just an hour from major cities. This unique getaway combines comfort with nature, perfect for memorable escapes.
The Luxury Potomac (6 person) Lodge is a 2 room cabins that include:
A master bedroom with a queen bed A set of bunk beds A futon Common area with kitchenette, 4-cup coffee maker, dining table for 4, and a pullout couch with a full size mattress. Heat/A/C Bathroom with sink, toilet, and shower Linens, etc not included. Add a linen package
Some features include: Solid 4x6 Kiln Dried Eastern White Pine Interior Logs 2x6 Tongue & Groove Southern Yellow Pine Roof and Floor Boards Cathedral Ceiling with Log Beams Showing Six Panel Solid Pine Interior Doors with Hinges and Door Knobs
No pets/ animals are permitted in the cabin. $100 minimum fee per animal for any unauthorized pets or animals.
Only one hour from the Washington, DC and Baltimore Metro Regions, River Riders now offers primitive river front camping on the Potomac River in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia where Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia come together.
Campsites and cabins are available on a beautiful deep water section of the Potomac River near Harpers Ferry in Jefferson County. A four mile section of deep water runs from our campground to above the Dargan Bend Boat Ramp in Maryland. Pontoon boats, fishing boats, water skiing, wake boarding, kayaking, and jet skis are welcome.
This Cabin has a view of the beautiful Potomac River and Harpers Ferry Gap but is not river front
Always wear a life jacket when kayaking or fishing on the Potomac River; currents can be swift in certain stretches.
Harpers Ferry’s weather can shift quickly, so bring layers to stay comfortable from cool mornings to warm afternoons.
Keep a safe distance from bald eagles and herons, and avoid disturbing nesting areas along riverbanks.
Parking can fill quickly at popular trailheads around Harpers Ferry, especially on weekends; consider early arrival.
Harpers Ferry played a pivotal role during the Civil War as a strategic arsenal and crossing point.
The area promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect river ecosystems and maintain water quality.
Spring showers and river spray make waterproof gear essential.
spring specific
Sunscreen and a wide-brim hat help protect during sunny river excursions.
summer specific
Trails can be muddy or rocky; sturdy boots provide support and traction.
fall specific
Cold mornings and evenings call for warm, insulated layers to stay comfortable.
winter specific