Cedar Escape is a spacious 5-bedroom, 3-bath home with multiple levels and plenty of room for groups to spread out. It works especially well for family trips, girls’ weekends, guys’ trips, golf weekends, JMU visits, and multi-family stays.
The home includes several separate gathering spaces, including a movie lounge, dedicated game area with pool table, poker table, arcade games and multiple TVs, plus a workout area with a Peloton, adjustable weights and bench.
The kitchen is fully equipped for group meals, with indoor dining space and outdoor dining with a Traeger electric grill.
For families traveling with little ones, the home includes a pack ’n play, high chair, toddler kitchenware, removable toddler toilet seat, safety gates and a playground.
Two dedicated workspaces are available for guests who need to work or study during their stay.
Please note that the home has multiple levels and stairs are required to access some bedrooms and common areas.
Guests have access to the entire home. Massanutten Resort attractions and amenities are nearby and operated separately. Availability, reservations, admission and additional fees may apply.
We want you to feel comfortable and settled from the moment you arrive. You’ll have privacy throughout your stay, but we’re always available by message if you need anything, have a question, or want a local recommendation.
We’ll give you space to enjoy Cedar Escape, while still being easy to reach whenever you need us.
Cedar Escape is located within the Massanutten community, surrounded by the beauty of the Shenandoah Valley. You’ll be close to Massanutten Resort’s year-round activities while still having a comfortable home base to come back to at the end of the day.
Depending on the season, spend your days skiing, snow tubing, golfing, hiking, mountain biking, visiting the water park, or exploring everything else the area has to offer.
Beyond Massanutten, Harrisonburg and JMU are an easy drive away, and Shenandoah National Park makes for a great day trip. The surrounding Shenandoah Valley is also home to wineries, breweries, farms, caverns, scenic drives, and plenty of small-town stops worth exploring.
Cedar Escape is located in a residential mountain community, so you’ll have neighbors nearby and may see local wildlife during your stay. Please do not feed or approach any wildlife, and never leave food or trash outside.
Because this is a wooded mountain environment, bugs and other insects are also a normal part of the area, especially during warmer months. We regularly maintain and treat the property, but you may still occasionally encounter them indoors or outdoors.
A car is strongly recommended when staying at Cedar Escape. Massanutten is a mountain community, and most resort activities, restaurants, shops, and nearby attractions require driving.
The roads throughout the community are paved but can be winding and hilly. During winter weather, conditions can change quickly, so please plan accordingly and check local conditions before traveling.
There is no convenient public transportation within Massanutten, and the area is not generally walkable for getting to restaurants, attractions, or shopping.
Harrisonburg and JMU are an easy drive away, and Shenandoah National Park, local wineries, breweries, and other Shenandoah Valley attractions are best explored by car.
For the safety of our guests and home, a valid photo ID from the primary guest (age 23 or older) and a signed rental agreement are required to finalize your reservation.