Holiday houses in Shartlesville

Log Cabin

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Need a nature reset regardless of the season? Enjoy a stay at a completely refurbished 1820’s log cabin nestled in the woods and rolling fields of a 30 acre homestead. The cabin showcases three bedrooms and gorgeous views, a large living and dining area, as well as full kitchen. Enjoy exploring the trails around the farm, greeting the resident horses and ponies, immersing yourself in the surrounding area of hiking trails and blue marsh lake.

Incredible Classic & Comfortable, Near Everything

Be rest assured that we have taken extra measures to Sanitize and Clean the Unit & Common Areas, with a very powerful disinfectant! Comfortable & Cozy with Classic Architecture. Hardwood & Tile Flooring Throughout. Fully Equipped Kitchen, Granite Counters, New Appliances and Stocked w/All the Necessities and More! Queen-Size Bed w/Memory Foam Mattress w/Comfortable Bedding. Cable TV & WiFi. Private Front & Rear Patios. Available Laundry in Building. Sit Back and Relax - We've Got This!

Historic Amish homestead Barn loft apartment

The Nicholas Stoltzfus Homestead is the oldest restored Amish property in Berks County, bought by Immigrant Nicholas Stoltzfus (ancestor of all Stoltzfus descendants in America) in 1771. You will be staying in a peaceful and cozy barn loft apartment with a private entrance beside the stone house. You can enjoy the flower gardens and birds, tour the house, take a bike ride or picnic on the lawn. Adjacent to the property is the Union Canal Towpath on the Tulpehocken Creek.

Kittatinny Ridge Retreat

"Truly magical" were the words of the first guest when she discovered this wondrous retreat, full of surprises for kids and grown-ups, just downhill from the Appalachian Trail. Go for a walk in the woods, go for a bike ride, splash in the creek, or just laze the day away in a fireside rocker with a good book. With two bedrooms, a clever sleeping alcove, and a futon in the Secret Playroom, the cabin sleeps six, seven if you banish snoring Uncle Arslan to the couch.

The Cottage on the Farm (Newly Renovated)

Come enjoy the country and farm life! Our little cottage is a late 1800s spring house with beautiful views of pastures and sunrises. Located next to Heidelburg Country Club, Koziar’s Christmas Village, Blue Marsh Outdoors and Plum Creek Creamery. Whether you’re here summer or winter there’s something to enjoy! Our goats and horses love attention and a litttle snack. Our dogs love when guests come to visit!WE DO NOT EXCEPT PETS UNLESS DISCUSSED PRIOR TO BOOKING

Countryside Suite

Take a break and unwind at this peaceful oasis. This beautiful, cozy countryside suite is located in an area where there is a lot to do. If you like the outdoors, shopping, wineries distilleries, breweries or just plain relaxing in the country, this is the place for you. We are a short driving distance to all local restaurants, hiking/biking trails, kayaking, and shops. Access to the pool and a private patio are included in the price of the rental.

Studio in the heart of Orwigsburg

Make the trip to our little Victorian Village. Make a cup of coffee and sit on our porch swing in the morning and relax. Close to many restaurants and activities. We are ten minuets from 1.Hawk Mountain 2.Appalachian Trail 3. Pulpit Rock at the trail head of Kempton 4.River Kayaking in Auburn to Port Clinton 5. Yuengling brewery tours and wineries 6.Cabela's and Cigars International. 7.Hershey park is an hour away. 8.Jim Thorp is 40 min away.

"The Nest" on the lake

Reconnect with your sweetheart at this romantic lakeside escape . Watch nature wake up as you enjoy your morning brew on the deck. If you are feeling adventurous, there is a rowboat waiting for you at your dock. And you are getting away to relax, right ? This is a delightful property for lounging... with twin swings on the deck and a hammock in the yard. End your day relaxing on the dock as you watch the sun set over the lake.

Gruber Homestead Settler's Cabin

The cabin is the original Settler's Cabin on the Gruber Homestead settled in 1737 by Henrich Gruber. The restoration combines the originality of the cabin with the modern amenities that make this a unique and comfortable getaway experience. Located on a rural property of 28 acres in Berks County, PA. Miniature donkeys and horses graze the pastures and add to the charm of the cabin. No pets allowed.