A secluded mountain retreat in Dry Fork, West Virginia

Welcome to the heart of Wild, Wonderful West Virginia — where you're surrounded by nature-preserving national and state parks and 65 private acres of your own, along the Dry Fork River, with a new hot tub and quiet you can actually hear.

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65private acres

10sleeps up to

4bedrooms

3full baths

1new hot tub

Welcome

A whole valley to yourselves

Hidden Valley Farm sits along the Dry Fork River, down a quiet dead-end country road outside Dry Fork, West Virginia, with long views across rolling fields to the mountains beyond and no other houses in sight.

The home sleeps up to 10 across 4 bedrooms (including a kids' bunk room), with a new kitchen, two freshly renovated bathrooms, a new hot tub, a wood-burning fireplace, and fast Starlink Wi-Fi. Family-friendly and dog-friendly.

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The valley seen from the ridge above — fields, the house, and the white barn tucked below

Why guests love it

Room to breathe, close to everything

New hot tub

Soak under the stars after a day on the trails, with the deck looking out over the meadow and ridgeline.

Autumn hiking trail through the forest near Dolly Sods

Ski, hike & chase waterfalls

Timberline (just reopened after a ~$10M renovation), Canaan Valley, Blackwater Falls, and Dolly Sods are all close by.

Room for the whole crew

A new open kitchen, a fireplace, foosball, board games, and a bunk room make it great for families and groups.

Who it's for

Made for your kind of weekend

One big, private house on a whole valley means very different groups all feel at home here. These are the trips Hidden Valley Farm does best.

Family gatherings

Big family holidays & reunions

Sleeps 10 across four bedrooms, with a kitchen built to cook for a crowd and a whole valley for the kids to roam. Holidays, reunions, and milestone weekends are exactly what this house was made for.

Musicians & creative groups

Jam all weekend — no clock-watching

Bring the whole band. There's room to spread out, beds for everyone, parking for a caravan of cars, and not a neighbor in earshot — so you can play late into the night without anyone asking you to turn it down.

Quiet nature escapes

Read, cook, hike, sleep deeply

For couples who want to sink into a book by the fire, cook something good, hike all day, and sleep in cool, quiet mountain air. No crowds and no traffic — just the river, the ridgeline, and the stars.

Ski & adventure families

Slopes out the door, gear handled

Minutes from Timberline and Canaan Valley, with a mud room for all the boots and skis and a hot tub to thaw out in afterward. Ideal for families with kids who ski, hike, and never sit still.

The farmhouse and white barn down a country road, with the mountains beyond — Dry Fork, West Virginia

Our story

A dot on the map, halfway between two cities

In 1978, two families spread a map on the table and dropped a pin exactly halfway between Washington, DC and Pittsburgh — in a spot ringed by national forest and state parks. They found this valley, and with seven children between them, they've been coming back ever since.

Three generations later, we're two sisters who renovated the family home and opened it up so you can love it here too.

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