Cold mountain air drifts through the trees as evening settles, and steam rises from the hot tub while the sky darkens over the Shenandoah Valley. Inside, the glow from the wood stove reflects off tall windows, casting a warm, inviting light across the two‑story great room. Mornings arrive quiet and bright, coffee in hand, with views that remind you how far you are from the rush of everyday life.

Sleeping Arrangements
The chalet sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms. Bedroom 1 features a king bed. Bedroom 2 holds a full bed, has no door but remains a private, quiet space. Bedroom 3 also includes a full bed. Two bathrooms serve the home, one equipped with a bathtub and bathroom essentials provided.

Living Space
A bright, two‑story great room anchors the interior, with large windows framing the surrounding landscape. The indoor wood stove adds extra coziness during cooler weather, while electric heating and air conditioning keep the temperature comfortable year‑round. A TV and sound system offer relaxed evenings in.

Kitchen & Dining
The fully stocked kitchen provides everything needed for simple breakfasts or family dinners, with ample prep space and a dining table nearby. Coffee is ready for sunrise rituals, and the layout supports both shared meals and quiet nights at the counter.

Outdoor Living
Step onto the deck to breathe fresh mountain air. The hot tub invites a soothing soak under the open sky, especially on crisp evenings. A fire pit creates a perfect spot for conversation and s’mores, while a propane grill and outdoor seating let you dine al fresco whenever the weather permits.

Family & Pet Friendly
Children’s books, toys, games, and a high chair make traveling with little ones easy. Dogs are welcome, and the home is fully pet‑friendly; cats are not allowed due to allergies. A washer and dryer handle longer stays, and a dedicated workspace supports remote work.

Location & Nearby Attractions
The chalet sits about 15 minutes from downtown Luray and the famous Luray Caverns, with local breweries, restaurants, and shops within easy reach. Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive are roughly a 30‑minute drive, offering hiking, scenic overlooks, and year‑round outdoor exploration. Wineries and charming small‑town stops add extra options for day trips.

Water Note
Tap water in the area has a yellow‑light brown hue from natural iron and manganese; it is safe to drink but may carry a slight sulfur smell. We recommend bringing bottled water for peace of mind.

Whether you’re soaking in the hot tub on a crisp night, gathering around the fire after a day on the trails, or enjoying quiet mornings surrounded by nature, Moonlight Ridge provides a comfortable, relaxed escape in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley.