Questions, answered before you book.

Enter your dates and guest count on any page and press Check availability. You'll see which cabins fit, then continue to the booking page for that cabin, where rates, fees and taxes are shown before you confirm.

One night for arrivals Sunday to Thursday. Stays that start on a Friday or Saturday are two nights or more, unless a single night is all that is free between two bookings. If the dates you pick fall short, checkout says so before anything is charged.

Yes. Book each cabin for the same dates, or email us and we'll coordinate a whole-property stay for groups of up to twelve.

Cancellation terms are shown before you confirm on the booking page. Reach out directly if your plans change — we will always do what we can.

Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is by 10:00 AM. Check-in is self-service; you'll receive your access details and directions before arrival.

Yes, at all three cabins. There is a one-off pet fee per stay: $25 at The Turtle, $50 at The Sparrow and The Stag. Tell us at booking so we can have the cabin ready.

Every cabin has Starlink satellite internet, averaging around 180 Mbps: fast enough for video calls and streaming. Use WiFi calling if your carrier is weak in the mountains.

Linens, towels and a kitchen with cookware and dishes are provided. The Turtle's kitchen has a cooktop but no oven. Bring hiking shoes, swimsuits for the hot tub, and groceries from Luray on your way in; the nearest store is about ten minutes away.

The cabins are about 10 minutes from downtown Luray, about two hours from Washington, D.C., before traffic, up a gravel mountain road. Four-wheel drive or all-wheel drive is strongly recommended. Exact directions arrive with your check-in details.

Yes. All three sit on adjacent wooded lots on the same hillside. Each has its own deck and hot tub, set among the trees for privacy.

Kamara Cabins is owner-built and owner-run. Morry, a veteran and licensed Virginia Class A contractor, built each cabin and lives locally. Questions go straight to him.

No. The Turtle is a one-bedroom cabin with a single king bed and is designed for two guests only.

Yes. The hot tub is on The Turtle's own deck and is for your use only during your stay.

The Turtle sits on its own lot, the most private on the property, with forest on all sides. The other cabins are on adjacent lots with their own decks and driveways.

The loft bedroom upstairs has a queen bed; it is open to the living space below and doubles as a workspace. The Moroccan-inspired main-floor bedroom has a full bed. The cabin sleeps four.

Yes. Starlink internet averages around 180 Mbps and the loft bedroom doubles as a workspace with an all-in-one computer and printer.

Two. A gas fire-pit table on the wraparound deck, and a stone, wood-burning fire pit out front under a pergola, with a hanging swing and Adirondack chairs facing the mountain view. Inside, a wood-burning stove anchors the living room.

The main-level suite has a king bed and its own 55-inch 4K TV. The upstairs bedroom has both a king and a full bed. The cabin sleeps six across two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

A Polycade arcade system loaded with games, air hockey, a Board game console — a 24-inch touchscreen that plays with real physical pieces — with floor seating, a sofa and an egg chair beside a 6 × 7 ft picture window overlooking the trees.

Yes. The three cabins together sleep up to twelve. Email us for whole-property stays and we'll coordinate the dates.