The Evergreen Retreat · 7-Bedroom Resort House in McGaheysville, Virginia (Sleeps 18)
★ ★ ★ ★ ★4.98 · Guest Favorite
McGaheysville, VirginiaInside Massanutten Resort
Seven Bedrooms, Sleeps Eighteen. The Barrel Sauna Seats Six.
The Evergreen Retreat sits right inside Massanutten Resort, so the water park, ski slopes, and mini golf are a short drive away, not a day trip. Two game rooms, a home theater, and a private hot tub and sauna mean nobody's stuck deciding what to do next.
Seven bedrooms mean everyone gets their own corner to disappear into.
There's a reason groups book The Evergreen Retreat year after year. It doesn't just sleep eighteen, it gives eighteen people somewhere to go.
Kids disappear downstairs for hours between two full game rooms, six arcade machines, a pool table, air hockey, and skee-ball, while the bunk room's built-in cocktail arcade cabinet keeps the fun going well past the time lights-out was supposed to happen. Upstairs, the main level holds a gas fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen with real counter space, and dining that seats the whole crew between the table and the island.
When the group's ready to slow down, the lower deck holds a hot tub, a barrel sauna built for six, and a pair of swinging egg chairs for whoever'd rather watch the stars than play skee-ball. The Evergreen Retreat sits inside Massanutten Resort in McGaheysville, Virginia, so the water park, ski slopes, and mini golf are a short drive away, not a whole day trip. Resort lift tickets and water park passes are sold separately and aren't included with your stay.
18
Guests Welcome
6
Arcade Machines
4.98
Guest Favorite Rating
Short Drive
To the Water Park
Signature Offerings
More than a place to sleep. A reason to gather.
Private Hot Tub
Open year-round on the lower deck. Steam rises through the trees every evening, string lights on, nowhere else you need to be. Resort quiet hours run 10 PM to 8 AM.
Barrel Sauna Built for Six
A cedar barrel sauna tucked onto the lower deck, ready for cold mountain nights. Ten minutes in and everybody's a believer.
A Short Drive From the Water Park
Massanutten's water park, ski slopes, and mini golf are all a quick drive from the driveway, close enough to fold into any afternoon. Lift tickets and day passes are sold separately.
Two Decks and a Fire Pit
Dinner on the upper deck, s'mores on the lower one, and a fire pit for the nights that run late into the McGaheysville dark.
A Coffee Bar, Always Stocked
Someone's caffeinated before the day starts, no run into town required to keep the whole group moving.
Two Full Game Rooms
Pool table, air hockey, skee-ball, karaoke, and six arcade machines split across two rooms, so nobody's waiting a turn.
Massanutten's ski season books out early.
Book direct with the host and skip the platform service fees.
Everything eighteen guests need. Nothing they don't.
Jasmine and Dustin stock The Evergreen Retreat the way they'd want it on arrival, from the coffee to the board games. No scavenger hunts, no forgotten essentials, just unpack and start the vacation.
Located Inside Massanutten Resort
Private Hot Tub
Cedar Barrel Sauna
85" Home Theater
Fully Equipped Kitchen
High-Speed Wifi
Smart TVs Throughout
Washer & Dryer
Self Check-In
Free Driveway Parking
4 Full Bathrooms
Two Full Game Rooms
Six King Bedrooms
Fire Pit & Deck
Pets Welcome
+ 60 more amenities included in your stay
Where You'll Sleep
Seven bedrooms. Ten beds. Room for eighteen.
Bedroom One
Wildlife Mural King
1 King bed · Navy botanical wallpaper, dark wood headboard
Bedroom Two
Autumn Floral King
1 King bed · Rust floral wallpaper, slider door out to the deck
Bedroom Three
Misty Forest King
1 King bed · Misty forest mural, a window chair for quiet mornings
Bedroom Four
Ski Lodge King
1 King bed · Mountain artwork, snowshoes mounted on the wall
Bedroom Five
Butterfly Floral King
1 King bed · The house's favorite room, ask anyone who's stayed
Bedroom Six
Teal Tropical King
1 King bed · Teal tropical drapery, two bedside lamps
Bedroom Seven
The Ewok Village Bunk Room
2 Queen beds, 2 Twin beds · Star Wars-themed, with its own cocktail arcade cabinet
Six king suites, plus the Ewok Village bunk room.
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"My family had a great vacation and the space was perfect for us!"
AnnieDayton, Ohio
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"The Evergreen Retreat was a perfect place to stay for our big family. The house had so much to do, we never wanted to leave. Jasmine and Dustin were very quick to respond, and when something needed fixing they sent a handyman right away. Excellent hosts, we'd stay here again."
EmilyFreemansburg, Pennsylvania
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"Beautiful home, definitely will be back."
ZoljargalLeesburg, Virginia
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"Our group had an amazing time and the place was just as described! Very clean, which we appreciated. We were glad to see such a stocked kitchen, and the game room downstairs had so many entertainment options. Would definitely stay here again."
Angie4 Years on Airbnb
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"Really enjoyed our family reunion here. Perfect for children to distract themselves while adults could relax. Each family had their own private area, but it never felt like we were completely separate from everyone else. The theater room, especially during the World Cup, was the show stealer."
AshvinRichmond, Virginia
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
"The house has an extreme amount of amenities to offer, was very thoughtfully stocked, and the hosts were very responsive!"
MorganSilver Spring, Maryland
Massanutten & Beyond
Everything the resort offers, plus the whole Shenandoah Valley.
The Evergreen Retreat sits inside Massanutten Resort in McGaheysville, Virginia, a short drive from the water park and ski slopes, and close enough to Shenandoah National Park and Luray Caverns for an easy day trip.
Short Drive
Massanutten Resort
Ski slopes, an indoor-outdoor water park, and two mountain golf courses are a short drive down the road, close enough to fold into any afternoon. Lift tickets and day passes are sold separately and aren't included in your stay.
30-40 Minute Drive
Shenandoah National Park
Skyline Drive climbs the Blue Ridge in long, easy switchbacks, opening onto overlooks that make the whole valley feel like it was arranged just for the view.
25-30 Minute Drive
Luray Caverns
Stalactites and cathedral-sized chambers formed over millions of years wait below Luray, a cool, quiet detour from mountain sun that pairs well with a lazy retreat day.
15-20 Minutes Away
Downtown Harrisonburg
Court Square anchors a walkable downtown of local restaurants and shops, the kind of small-city evening that rounds out a day spent higher up the mountain.
30 Minute Drive
Shenandoah River
Slow currents and gravel bars make the Shenandoah an easy afternoon of tubing or paddling, the valley floor's answer to the ridge lines up above.
10-15 Minutes Away
Massanutten Mountain
The long forested ridge the resort sits on hides miles of hiking trail and rock scramble, with Kennedy Peak's fire tower rewarding an early start.
A short drive to the water park. Zero minutes to the hot tub.
Jasmine and Dustin stock The Evergreen Retreat the way they'd want it themselves on arrival, from the coffee bar to the game rooms. Every detail, down to the welcome basket, is meant to get your group out of the car and into the fun faster.
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Slide into the hot tub right as the sky turns orange behind the trees. Steam rising, string lights coming on, nowhere you need to be for the next hour.
Get the chess set out and let the cathedral ceiling do the rest of the talking. This room's big enough for half the group to spread out and still hear each other.
Set the cheese board out here and let people graze while the fire pit gets going. Two tumblers already out means somebody's pouring before you even ask.
Find another arcade game tucked right inside the bunk room, so the kids never actually have to leave to keep playing. Good luck getting them to sleep on time.
Watch whatever the group agrees on, right below the fireplace with the skis standing guard on either side. Foosball's one step away when the movie loses everyone's attention.
Pull up a bar stool at the island while dinner's coming together. There could be a cocktail and a cheese board out here before anyone actually sits down to eat.
Pour the wine, light the candles, and let this table hold the whole group for at least one meal a day. It's the spot everyone ends up circling back to.
Close the door on this one and let the rest of the house be somebody else's problem for a night. King bed, fresh towels rolled and waiting, nothing else to think about.
Bring the baby and don't give up the good room for it. The crib folds right down next to the bed, so nobody's sleeping down the hall from the little one.
Claim this room and get first dibs on bragging rights about it at breakfast. It's the one people ask to see when they hear the house has a favorite bedroom.
Use the first floor bathroom if you're up before everyone else and don't want to find the stairs yet. Towels and toiletries are already stocked, nothing to hunt for.
Use this bathroom downstairs if you're holding court in the game room and don't want to climb a flight mid-movie. Fully stocked, same as every other one in the house.
Drop your bags, hang up your coat, and check the mirror before you head out to the deck. This is the room everyone forgets to photograph but ends up using constantly.
Pack light and run a load halfway through the trip instead of hauling home a suitcase of dirty clothes. It's tucked right off the kitchen, never in the way.
Book the zip line for an afternoon and let somebody in the group finally beat their fear of heights. It's minutes from the house, not a whole day trip.
Drive out to one of the many local vineyards one evening and let someone else pour for a change. Come back to the fire pit with a bottle you actually liked.
Watch the mountains out this window while you're stuck on dish duty, at least the view makes up for it. Soap and towels are already there, nothing to dig for.
Check the QR code the second you walk in and every house detail you need is right there. The welcome basket's stocked with a few snacks in case you get in a little late.