Fenced Yard, Dogs OK, Fire Table | Near Slopes

Sasquatchtown Abby is a 4-bedroom, 2-bath mountain chalet on a quiet wooded street in Massanutten Village, a few minutes from the slopes, the indoor waterpark and golf. Sleeps up to 10, and the dog can come too.



THE SPACE

The open living area has a stone fireplace and a big smart TV, and it flows right into a fully stocked kitchen (dishwasher, drip coffee maker, Keurig, blender, and the pots, pans and dishes you'd expect at home). Out back, the screened porch works as a second living room: morning coffee, outdoor dinners and card games with no bugs.



OUTSIDE

• Propane glass-stone fire table for cold nights

• Fully fenced backyard with cornhole

• Grill and outdoor dining

• Wooded setting with mountain views through the trees once the leaves drop



BRING THE DOG

Up to 2 dogs welcome. The fenced backyard means they can run off-leash. Shenandoah National Park allows leashed dogs on most of its trails, and Massanutten Resort welcomes dogs in its outdoor parks.



SLEEPING

• 3 bedrooms with queen beds

• Bunk room with a twin-over-full bunk (kids love it)



FOR FAMILIES

High chair, kids' dinnerware, children's books and toys, board games and room-darkening shades.



LOCATION

Minutes to Massanutten skiing, snow tubing, the indoor/outdoor waterpark, golf and mountain biking. About 20 minutes to Harrisonburg and JMU. Skyline Drive, the Shenandoah River, caverns, wineries and breweries make easy day trips.



GOOD TO KNOW

• Independently owned. Not affiliated with Massanutten Resort. Resort activities require separate tickets and can sell out, so book ahead.

• The seasonal community pool (Memorial Day–Labor Day) is about $6 per person, per day, set by the property owners' association (MPOA).

• All living space is on one level, with exterior stairs up to the front door and down to the backyard.

• A car is required. AWD or 4WD is recommended during winter weather.

• Driveway fits 2 cars. Free overflow parking at 4007 Peak Drive. No buses, campers or RVs.

• Exterior cameras cover the front and back outdoor areas only.

• Quiet hours 10 PM–8 AM. No smoking, events or open fires (the propane fire table is the only fire allowed).