The Weaver Cabin is one of three nearly identical cabins constructed in 1957, as a family camp, Camp Bear Wallow, by Shenandoah Valley natives. This mid-century, cinderblock dry Cabin, is situated in the middle of the three cabins, on it's own 2.5 wooded acres, with a stream running through the middle. Camp Bear Wallow is at the base of the mountain, just one mile from the National Forest.
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An escape to mid century Appalachia - One bedroom dry cabin, with everything you need to step back in time; while still having the luxury of electricity! Easily heat water on the electric stove for baths and coffee, keep your drinks chilled in the refrigerator, and still have the experience of an outdoor toilet, bathing in a wash basin (or in warmer months, an outdoor shower), and cooking
The Weaver Cabin is one of three nearly identical cabins constructed in 1957, as a family camp, Camp Bear Wallow, by Shenandoah Valley natives. This mid-century, cinderblock dry Cabin, is situated in the middle of the three cabins, on it's own 2.5 wooded acres, with a stream running through the middle. Camp Bear Wallow is at the base of the mountain, just one mile from the National Forest.
Learn more about this land:
An escape to mid century Appalachia - One bedroom dry cabin, with everything you need to step back in time; while still having the luxury of electricity! Easily heat water on the electric stove for baths and coffee, keep your drinks chilled in the refrigerator, and still have the experience of an outdoor toilet, bathing in a wash basin (or in warmer months, an outdoor shower), and cooking outdoors over a fire.
Located just 15 min from downtown Dayton and 20 min from downtown Harrisonburg!
Camp Bear Wallow is an experience! Enjoy the peaceful setting, with a stream running through, hiking and mountain biking in the neighboring national forest, and simply relaxing with nature! All while having the amenities, of heat, electricity, and a kitchen!
The kitchen has the major appliances: refrigerator with freezer, oven, stove, microwave, toaster, and coffee maker.It even has “running water” with 5 gallon water jugs and a camp water pump, making dish washing easy! Along with pots, pans, dishes, utensils, a French press and coffee grinder. We stock the basics, water (15 gallons, and we’ll bring more if you need it!l, just send us a message! There’s a hot and cold water dispenser, for drinking water. Also in the refrigerator, you’ll find basic condiments. In the pantry, along with the dishes and silverware, you’ll find pancake mix, syrup, salt, pepper and oils. There are also teas and coffee: beans, ground, and instant!
The bedroom has a bunk bed; full size bed on the bottom and twin bed on top. There will be fresh linens on the beds, with extras stored, with the linens for the living room futon, if needed.
Towels and cloths: kitchen towels and dish cloths, bath towels, hand towels, wash cloths and “dirt towels” (located by the front door), are provided.
There is a wash basin for bathing in the bedroom with soap, shampoo and conditioner provided. Extra bath towels and wash cloths are stored below; along with toiletries you may have forgotten.
The living room has front porch access and is equipped with a futon that folds out just larger than a twin bed. Linens for the futon are located in the storage Ottoman, along with the boars games. There is also a well worn in green reclining chair that is original to the cabin, the perfect place to read, or nap! A play-kitchen with play food and dishes is also in the living room, a great indoor activity for the children on rainy days or sleepy mornings. We keep a stock of local interest books, maps and tourism attractions; as well as a few novels. You’re welcome to take the novels with you, if you’re not done reading. If you can, leave one behind!
The toilet is a clean Johnny house, with toilet paper and cedar shavings, to keep things fresh. There is extra toilet paper, in the cabin, which you may want to take out with you — on cool winter nights, warm toilet paper is nice. :-)
Cleaning products are located below the pantry, if you need them, but we have a cleaning team, just leave the place broom swept, with dishes clean, we’ll take care of the rest!
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The Weaver Cabin is one of three nearly identical cabins constructed in 1957, as a family camp, Camp Bear Wallow, by Shenandoah Valley natives. This mid-century, cinderblock dry Cabin, is situated in the middle of the three cabins, on it's own 2.5 wooded acres, with a stream running through the middle.
Camp Bear Wallow is at the base of the mountain, just one mile from the National Forest.
Learn more about this land:
An escape to mid century Appalachia - One bedroom dry cabin, with everything you need to step back in time; while still having the luxury of electricity! Easily heat water on the electric stove for baths and coffee, keep your drinks chilled in the refrigerator, and still have the experience of an outdoor toilet, bathing in a wash basin (or in warmer months, an outdoor shower), and cooking
The Weaver Cabin is one of three nearly identical cabins constructed in 1957, as a family camp, Camp Bear Wallow, by Shenandoah Valley natives. This mid-century, cinderblock dry Cabin, is situated in the middle of the three cabins, on it's own 2.5 wooded acres, with a stream running through the middle.
Camp Bear Wallow is at the base of the mountain, just one mile from the National Forest.
Learn more about this land:
An escape to mid century Appalachia - One bedroom dry cabin, with everything you need to step back in time; while still having the luxury of electricity! Easily heat water on the electric stove for baths and coffee, keep your drinks chilled in the refrigerator, and still have the experience of an outdoor toilet, bathing in a wash basin (or in warmer months, an outdoor shower), and cooking outdoors over a fire.
Located just 15 min from downtown Dayton and 20 min from downtown Harrisonburg!
Camp Bear Wallow is an experience! Enjoy the peaceful setting, with a stream running through, hiking and mountain biking in the neighboring national forest, and simply relaxing with nature! All while having the amenities, of heat, electricity, and a kitchen!
The kitchen has the major appliances: refrigerator with freezer, oven, stove, microwave, toaster, and coffee maker.It even has “running water” with 5 gallon water jugs and a camp water pump, making dish washing easy! Along with pots, pans, dishes, utensils, a French press and coffee grinder. We stock the basics, water (15 gallons, and we’ll bring more if you need it!l, just send us a message! There’s a hot and cold water dispenser, for drinking water. Also in the refrigerator, you’ll find basic condiments. In the pantry, along with the dishes and silverware, you’ll find pancake mix, syrup, salt, pepper and oils. There are also teas and coffee: beans, ground, and instant!
The bedroom has a bunk bed; full size bed on the bottom and twin bed on top. There will be fresh linens on the beds, with extras stored, with the linens for the living room futon, if needed.
Towels and cloths: kitchen towels and dish cloths, bath towels, hand towels, wash cloths and “dirt towels” (located by the front door), are provided.
There is a wash basin for bathing in the bedroom with soap, shampoo and conditioner provided. Extra bath towels and wash cloths are stored below; along with toiletries you may have forgotten.
The living room has front porch access and is equipped with a futon that folds out just larger than a twin bed. Linens for the futon are located in the storage Ottoman, along with the boars games. There is also a well worn in green reclining chair that is original to the cabin, the perfect place to read, or nap! A play-kitchen with play food and dishes is also in the living room, a great indoor activity for the children on rainy days or sleepy mornings. We keep a stock of local interest books, maps and tourism attractions; as well as a few novels. You’re welcome to take the novels with you, if you’re not done reading. If you can, leave one behind!
The toilet is a clean Johnny house, with toilet paper and cedar shavings, to keep things fresh. There is extra toilet paper, in the cabin, which you may want to take out with you — on cool winter nights, warm toilet paper is nice. :-)
Cleaning products are located below the pantry, if you need them, but we have a cleaning team, just leave the place broom swept, with dishes clean, we’ll take care of the rest!
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