Bluegreen Vacations Shenandoah Crossing, Ascend Resort Collection

We were a group of 6 women getting together for our annual get-away. Shenandoah Crossing was a beautiful, convenient and very well run resort. We will return, however the 2 bedroom was a bit tight for 6 adults.

The unit we had was a stand alone wooden very cozy cabin in the woods. I would not recommend going to this resort in the fall season since there are several oak trees in the area and acorns all over the ground. The resort Staff where very friendly, helpful, polite, and professional. We did have a small problems with ants in the unit and the resort had someone come to the unit and set ant traps within an hour.

Recently spent a week in a well-appointed cabin in the woods. Beautiful, quiet setting with picturesque views, horse stable, lake, etc. ideal location for visiting the sites of the Shenedoah Valley.

My wife and I few stayed at Shenandoah Crossing every year for 7 years. We always have a great time. We noticed many new and updated improvements over the years. New appliances and furniture. Mini golf refurbished. New Pickle Ball Courts. New decking and walkways on some of the cabins. Our cabin has always been clean and inviting. Cain't wait to return next year.

Not what it promised! The marina was unavailable due to "sickness," the General Store really didn't offer any cooked food, the horseback riding was just a leisure walk! Very disappointing stay. We left a day early...nothing really to do onsite.

It is only a 3 because of the carpenter bees were swarming and a nuisance. We could not enjoy sitting on our deck because of them buzzing us. Using the grill was a challenge because of the bees. The bees have holes in the building for their nests. I called the desk to complain but was told they would not sting (males don't but if the female is out she will) and there was nothing they could do as they don't use pesticides. We are Bluegreen owners. The bees are ruining our property. Bluegreen could plug the holes where the nests are. Take carpenter bee killer and citronella candles with you. They help. Parking can be a challenge at the cabins especially if you have a large pickup or large SUV. The somewhat long walk to our cabin had steps. The cabin was adequate and we enjoyed the rustic side of it. We'd go again but not during bee season.

Our log cabin was very quaint but functioning Wifi would;ve been nice, especially given so so Cell service. Grounds are beautiful. The pools probably should be heated outside of July/August. Very small indoor pool for thr cool months.

My family andI went in early June, 2024. There were 10 of us all together, 6 adults 4 kids, ages 13, 11, 2, 1. We stayed in the yurts 2 - 2 bdr and 1 open, thought it would be fun. Location, had its pros and cons. We were in yurts 703, 704, and 705very close to the pool and to the general store. This was great to be able to walk to the pool and back whenever we needed to without having to drive or take the golf cart. However we were also very close to the main intersection of 10 minute drive and the maintenance yard. Being in the yurt was fun but with the tented walls this was not the most ideal location for the noise. With the tented walls you could hear everything outside including the EVERY car that drove by, neighbor yurts, tv, talking, phones etc.. I would say if you choose a yurt to ask for one in the more quite area. The other thing about the yurts are that there is a skylight at the top of the roof and no way to block out any light, so when the sun came up it came thru and it was very bright. We had a great time, but I would not choose a yurt again. We rented a gold cart and that was nice to drive around to see things and a nice evening drive, take it to mini golf, main lodge.

Very clean,comfortable.Private and quite.Wish they had grab bar by tub for the older family members though. Wish more info for horseback riding had been available.Went to ride, then found out I had to register online,by then it was booked