River Ranch Trail Rides | Cabin in Stanley, Virginia

7.5 (266 Reviews) Stanley, Virginia, USA

Avg. Price US $527 Night

US $175 Night

US $1,316 Night

The largest of our cabin suites, the Lodge sleeps up to 8 guests with three bedrooms and two full baths, including a master with a jacuzzi tub. It features an open-concept living area, fully equipped kitchen, dining table for six, flat-screen cable TV, Wi-Fi, and is the only unit with a washer and dryer. Enjoy mountain views from the covered wrap-around porch with rocking chairs. Linens, kitchenware, firewood, and propane are provided. A new hot tub has recently been installed for guests to enjoy (hot tub pictures coming soon!) Guests also have access to a shared outdoor area with fire pits and a gas grill.
River's Bend Ranch is a family-owned guest ranch and venue, that sits on over 250 beautiful acres nestled between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the George Washington National Forest. With a half mile of shoreline on the Shenandoah River and 360-degree mountain views, RBR offers a perfect setting for family vacations, reunions, weddings, retreats, or just a quiet weekend getaway. We are conveniently located near the Luray Caverns, Skyline Drive, the quaint town of Luray, hiking spots, kayaking and canoe rentals, and much more. RBR offers access to activities for all tastes and ages!
On the ranch, guests can enjoy fishing, birding, and walking trails. Trail rides along our piece of the Shenandoah's South Fork are available to guests and the general public and can accommodate any riding ability. Families especially love visiting our friendly farm animals, from Longhorn steers and horses to sheep, chickens, cows, and the many barn cats that roam the farm.
Guests also have access to fresh farm products available for sale on site! We offer organic, free-range eggs and premium, homegrown Wagyu beef that is grass-fed, pasture-raised, and pesticide-free, perfect for grilling and enjoying a true farm-to-table meal!
For your safety, please check in with one of our staff members before walking down to the river.