Massanutten Resort by TripForth

🌲 Massanutten Resort: Quiet Comfort, Big Sales Trap Massanutten Resort is a quiet, well-located spot that is genuinely good for families. However, be warned: The "free buffet breakfast for a survey" is a deceptive timeshare sales pitch. This presentation trapped us for at least three hours, completely wasting a significant portion of our vacation time that we could have used for resort activities. **Verdict:** Great location and setting, but the aggressive sales tactics are a serious drawback. Avoid the "free breakfast."

Great location and amazing experience. Mountain views are great.

This all season resort is beautiful, with tons of things to do- beautiful trails, two golf courses, horseback riding, indoor and outdoor pools, indoor water park, snow trails for winter skiing, miniature golf, golf simulator, multiple restaurants and bars, and so much more. Great for a couple or family (they have units that sleep up to 12!). Plus, easy access to Skyline Drive, Luray Caverns, and Harrisonburg. As a bonus, I love the fact that the resort is employee owned.

We enjoyed a very good set of amenities at Massanutten this holiday. We took the chair lift ride, walked the mountain ridge trail and looked over the mountain ridge, took two strength aerobics exercises, made excellent faux wood burning etchings, played mini golf, rode the go-carts, took the Arboretum Nature Walk, and played Musical Bingo. We had a really fun time!

We have a time share here and all they have done is lied from the beginning!! Do not sign up with them for a time share! I tired getting out of it when I’m not even the main owner and was lied too about we have to get a lawyer. They messed up the account for maintenance fee payment. The maintenance department sent a check to the wrong address when they was supposed to put the money on the account is what my father told them. They sent out a text talking about it wasn’t paid I went to pay it and now that they realize they sent the check to the wrong addresses, and the check wasn’t cashed they was supposed to give my money back . I called today oct2 and spoke with Amanda and she said it’s nothing in the file about it. But y'all supposed to be on a recorded line ! And giving me a run around talking about if she gives my money back it will be a 33% late charged fee and goes on my credit! When this company has been incompetent and has lied from the beginning! So I asked Amanda basically your telling me the maintenance department and the mortgage company doesn’t communicate with each other! When I asked for a manager information she claim she can’t give it out and I also requested to speak with someone else and she didn’t not transfer me to another customer service representative! She kept saying call the mortgage company and I explain it to them and the lady said it’s the wrong department and transferred me to Amanda again! So I told her so y'all playing games and phone tagged here basically! I’m waiting on my father to send me the email and also call them when he gets out of his appointment! I shouldn’t have to tell nobody who he spoken with because it’s supposed to be in the account! This company is fraud and bad business!! We always have issues when it’s time for the mortgage it’s a card on file and they still contact us about payment late when they have messed up!! They came the people is working from home! Do not get a timeshare with this company they very incompetent and do bad business!!

There is so much to do at this resort, we always have a great time here. Unit was large, clean and comfortable. Views of the mountains were awesome and we always love seeing the deer wandering around.

We purchased up here years ago and we love the regal vista i very nice we have been coming since it was first built

We spent a week at the Summit at Massanutten this August, two adults and two children, and we came home feeling like true mountain people. There’s something about waking up to those views that makes everyone a little happier. The two-bedroom unit was perfect for our family. Two bedrooms meant everyone had their own cozy space to rest and recharge, and the beds were so comfortable it was hard to get up in the morning. The living area quickly became our favorite gathering spot for games, stories, and evening wind-downs. The full kitchen was a real highlight. We made pancakes in the mornings, cooked relaxed family dinners, and even had a little cooking competition together. Having a complete kitchen made the week feel like a scenic second home, and it was a lovely way to save on meals out. The location is truly beautiful, with mountain scenery that makes you want to stop and take it all in. One helpful tip for other families: be sure to bring natural tick repellent, and plenty of it. This has nothing to do with the resort itself, but the ticks in the area were very active this August, so hiking didn’t work out well for us this time. We still enjoyed the beauty of the area in other ways. The only thing that bothered us was that on weekends, the music nearby was very loud and continued until around 11 p.m. If you’re traveling with young children or like quiet evenings, it’s good to know ahead of time. Overall, the Summit gave us a comfortable, welcoming home base and a week of wonderful family memories. We’d happily come back, and we’ll pack extra tick repellent next time. Highly recommended for families and anyone who loves cooking, comfort, and beautiful mountain views.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​