A nice camping trip without the tent and trip to the bathroom. Wonderful old cabins with bed and bath. You cook and eat outside. A nice small quiet place. Near the Applachian trail. You can bring bikes. We used to spend every Fathers day there when we had kids. Hint: we brought a small frig with us to keep the... More

Stayed here for four nights after a night at Skyland. Compared to Skyland, I thought this was way better. Sure, there's no amazing view outside your window or off of your back porch, but there also aren't a million other people milling around. The cabins and campground have a nice, laid back feel, and when so much of Shenandoah is... More

This is a small campsite. If you choose a campsite on the outer portion; then you have more privacy. Sites 16 and 14 are best, then 15. The AP trail is just behind these sites. When we were there sites 31, 30 side had more noisey campers. We arrived here on a Wed, and picked 16. The center sites are... More

We (2 adults and a small child) had a one night stay here in early August before moving on to Skyland Resorts, and I wished we could have had another night. Ours was a 2-bedroom cabin with a connecting bathroom. I agree with the reviewers who described their stay as "high-class camping." How often does camping mean a stay in... More

I had read mixed reviews about Lewis Mountains' cabins and campsite, but I was very pleasantly surprised with what we found! I was traveling with my parents and we arrived after hours (around 8.30 or so) on a Friday evening. The warden on duty in the camp shop (there's someone available 24 hours a day) was extremely welcoming and made... More

We were here in July 2011 and loved the cabins. We love the making-food-on-the-grill aspect of camping, and like to explore the area for most part. We have been tent campers in the past, but prefer cabins when traveling with parents (like in this case). We stayed in connecting cabins 5-6. Cabins were basic but had all the necessities, clean... More

I just returned from a (1) night stay with my husband and infant daughter--we stayed in cabin 9. Overall, the cabin was better than expected. Inside it has a nice "woodsy" log cabin feel and was pretty clean (yes, there are cobwebs in places and it is a little worn, saw a few large ants but no spiders, mice or... More

I could only find one review on the tent cabin from a few years ago but the description was right-on. Wooden structure on cement floor - two steel bunk beds with mattresses on the inside along with two old wooden chairs and a pot-bellied stove. A cold water spigot, critter proof trash can, bear-box, picnic table and fire pit all... More

My husband and I rented a cabin at Lewis Cabins in Shenandoah National Park. It is about 2.5 hours from downtown DC. When we got to the park we were greeted by park rangers at the southeast gate entrance. They were friendly and helpful. It was a $15 fee to have a car for up to one week. We drove... More