Annette can't wait for the "Dream Catcher" yurt to be ready for your next stay!  Stay tuned for updates as we launch two more yurts at the #1 Rock Tavern River Kamp -- just in time for Spring!

It's always the season for romance -- at the 1850's Massanutten Springs Retreat, the 1947 Rock Tavern Retreat, and the year-round #1 Rock Tavern River Kamp!

Thinking about a perfect setting for your romantic, engagement weekend, anniversary celebration, or a weekend getaway?  Planning that perfect "time away" for you and your special someone? Click here to learn more!

Winter family glamping in the Painted Horse Yurt, a hike at Kennedy Peak -- and hot chicken verde on rice fresh from the crockpot - add-up to a cozy homecoming at the #1 Rock Tavern River Kamp! 

"Winter "glamping" in the Painted Horse Yurt was the perfect way to ring in the New Year with my family! This was our second time to stay at Rock Tavern River Kamp, and despite FRIGID weather we had a blast! We hiked to Kennedy's Peak which is just a few minutes drive to the trailhead, and enjoyed one of the best views (360 deg!) from the fire tower platform. Breathtaking! Back at the yurt, we felt right at home, cozy, comfortable and warm - and just steps away from the scenic Shenandoah River which we love. 

"We fished a little, but mostly enjoyed admiring sunrise and sunset at the river, watching the geese take off and land, and listening to the cracks and pops of the ice as it formed and floated past. Annette is a fabulous host - truly, she made us feel right at home, even showing me how to restart the pilot flame in the bathhouse should it go out (which it didn't). I love that she stopped by to say hi, and we chatted away on the campgrounds like old friends. 

"The yurt has a mini fridge, a crockpot (it was nice to come "home" to hot chicken verde on rice after visiting Luray Caverns just minutes away), a coffeemaker, a microwave, etc without compromising space for my family of 6 to comfortably sleep. Annette, thank you so much - we had such a special time there together as a family and we'll look forward to coming back again soon!"

-- The Zegowitz Family, January 20, 2018
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The production of the Case S Series began in 1941. The standard tractor model was called the Model S, while the row-crop model was called the Model SC. This three-wheel tractor was offered with either a dual-wheel tricycle front or a single front wheel. The last SC rolled out in 1954, a total of 58991 were produced - more than any other models within the series.
We proudly accept this wonderful gift of History from Mark J. Alger “In Rust We Trust” to put on display for our guests – 1850’s Massanutten Springs Retreat…previously owned by Ed Bell from Long Island, Virginia.

"​A Happy Holiday at the 1850s Massanutten Springs Retreat!"