The Creek House
Amenities
WiFi
Couples air-jet spa tub
Queen bed
Towels, bathrobes and linens
Heating & air conditioning
Gas fireplace
Ceiling fan
Full kitchen with coffee maker, appliances and tableware
Private sitting porch with grill
Outdoor hammock
Private fire pit with firewood
Seasonal shared saltwater pool
Access to approximately 20 miles of private hiking and mountain biking trails
A Romantic Creekside Cottage in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains
Tucked into the woods beside the water, The Creek House at Chesley Creek is a private romantic retreat for two in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. Surrounded by trees and the peaceful sounds of the creek, this cozy cottage is made for couples looking to unplug, unwind, and spend a few quiet days together in nature.
Start the morning with coffee on the sitting porch, spend the afternoon hiking our private mountain trails or exploring nearby Shenandoah National Park, then come home to soak in your couples air-jet spa tub. As evening settles in, light the gas fireplace, grill dinner on the porch, or build a fire outside and enjoy the quiet of the mountains.
Inside, The Creek House has everything you need for a comfortable getaway, including a queen bed, full kitchen, WiFi, heating and air conditioning, gas fireplace, linens, towels and bathrobes.
Outside, you’ll have your own sitting porch with a beautiful wooded view, grill, hammock and private fire pit with firewood provided.
Guests also have seasonal access to the shared saltwater swimming pool and approximately 20 miles of private hiking and single-track mountain biking trails throughout the Chesley Creek property.
Close to Shenandoah, Far From the Everyday
The Creek House feels wonderfully secluded while keeping you within easy reach of Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive, Virginia wineries, local farm markets and the beauty of Central Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains.
Whether you’re planning an anniversary, a romantic weekend, a hiking getaway, or simply need a quiet place for two, The Creek House gives you permission to do something increasingly rare:
Nothing at all.















